Bryce Grafton (right) of Land Resource presents a check for headset equipment to Red Devil Head Coach Larry Campbell. For the second time in as many years, the Lincoln County High School football team has benefited from the donation of headset communication equipment from the residential community Stillwater Coves.

"Our goal is to have a positive impact on the community and this was a great way to stay involved in an excellent program," said Bryce Grafton, Stillwater Coves project director. "We want our local team to be more prepared than ever with the latest technology so they can continue their impressive record that already includes 12 Class A State Champion titles. Our parent company, Land Resource, has a reputation for caring about the communities that we build in, and in any way we can, big or small, we want to make a difference."

Stillwater Coves began with a record-breaking grand opening weekend in November 2005 with the 954-acre community selling 340 homesites, yielding $43 million in sales commitments and resulting in $461,888 in ad valorem tax revenues for Lincoln County. Since then, the community has continued to positively impact the area's economy and its occupants.

"The headsets will allow better communication between coaches on the field and in the coaches' box," stated Larry Campbell, Lincoln head football coach. "We are again grateful for the generosity of Stillwater Coves and appreciate their support for our kids."