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August 31, 2006  RSS feed
Red Devils face McCormick in season opener Friday
"Everybody's already thinking we have a great football team because we're returning so many players in the skilled positions," said Larry Campbell, head football coach at LCHS. "The truth of it is we've got to have some linemen - we need players who can come through on both sides of the football. If More...
Governor meets with state and local leaders in Lincoln County

Governor Sonny Perdue and First Lady Mary Perdue visited Lincoln County Wednesday, August 23, to meet with members of the Clark's Hill Lake Partnership of Georgia. More...

Dog and cat owners will get a break when sterilizing pets

The news is good for pet owners - Georgia's Dog and Cat Sterilization Program (DCSP) will be re-instated on Friday, September 1, according to Tommy Irvin, Georgia commissioner of agriculture. More...

We see the elephant!

Yes, The Lincoln Journal sees the big elephant in the middle of the living room. More...

Red Devil fans encouraged to attend pep rally Sept. 7

It's time for all Red Devil fans to dig their noise makers out of the closet, dust off the old stadium seats, and get their red and white wardrobes cleaned and pressed in preparation for another fall filled with great football! More...

Early deadline

In the August 17 issue of The Lincoln Journal, it was reported that Christopher Noel Hardy, 24, of Lincolnton was charged with burglary. More...

 News
• Watson-Brown Foundation awards $30,000 in college scholarshipsto Lincoln County students
As college classes begin for the fall semester, 10 students from Lincoln County received a boost in financial assistance. Watson-Brown Foundation, Inc., awarded nearly $1.4 million in college scholarships to over 400 students in Georgia and South Carolina for the 2006-2007 academic year. $30,000 was More...
• Irvin announces disaster designation for Georgia
• Square dance lessons begin in Sept.
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 Editorial Page
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President Bush's historic education reform bill, No Child Left Behind, is a lofty goal that seeks to have every child in school on grade level by the year 2014, mainly by increased testing of students. Whether or not it is succeeding in raising our children's intelligence level or in "closing the ac More...
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 People
• article has image Bryant celebrates birthday
Hannah Bryant celebrated her twelfth birthday with a party on Saturday, August 26. Pictured are Hannah (front) with friends (l-r): Sadie Partridge, Taylor Fernandes, Katie Remsen, Kathryn Poss, Hannah Hollimon, Brooke Lyons, Chelsea Davis, Jennifer Reid and Miranda Beale. Hannah would like to thank everyone for helping her have a great party. More...
• Walker descendants gather for reunion at Fishing Creek Baptist
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 Obituaries
• Obituaries Robert Lee McGee
Mr. Robert Lee McGee, 74 of Amity Woodlawn Rd. died Friday, August 25, 2006 at his residence. More...
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 Worship
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ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH OF GOD: Chamberlain Ferry Rd.; 359-2922 Pastor: Philip Kinney; ; More...
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 Public Notices
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REZONING REQUEST The Lincoln County Planning Commission will hold its regularly scheduled meeting in the Commissioners' Conference Room, Lincoln County Courthouse, at 210 Humphrey Street, Lincolnton, Georgia on September 11, 2006 at 5:30 p.m. More...
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 Community Calendar
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TIA Helping Hand The original Clothes Closet, located on Firetower Rd., has reopened, now as T.I.A. Community Helping Hand. All proceeds will go toward the Lincoln County Food Pantry and emergency needs of the community, 50/50. More...
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