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December 21, 2006
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County honors Hawes, Antonakas; purchases property for office space
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners honored Commissioner Alcye Hawes and Beth Antonakos, finance director, at the group’s regular meeting held Thursday, December 14. Both women are leaving the service of the county. In his comments on Dr. Hawes, Board Chairman Walker Norman said, “It has be... More...
A child is born!

The first Noel the angel did say, Was to certain poor shepherds in fields where they lay; In fields where they lay keeping their sheep On a cold winter’s night that was so deep. More...

Judge Dunaway presides over waived jury trials

Waived jury trials were held Monday, December 11, at the Lincoln County Courthouse with Chief Superior Court Judge Roger W. Dunaway presiding. More...

Festival of lights

Local residents are invited to drive out to the home of Loillette and Ray Brown to view the beautiful festival of lights in their yard. The display features a nativity scene, angels, polar bears, a carousel, reindeer, snowmen, a candy cane tree, Santa Claus, and more. More...

CORRECTION

In the December 7 edition of The Lincoln Journal - the religious floats listing; second place winner was Jones Chapel Church not Allen Johnson. We’re sorry for the error. More...

Pageant winners

The winners of the Miss LCMS Pageant were: (l-r) Alexis Kiana Simmons, Miss Sixth Grade; Hannah Elisabeth Hollimon, Miss Seventh Grade; Brittany Danielle Perkins, Miss LCMS; and Elizabeth Dunaway, Miss Eighth Grade. More...

  News
•Do you recognize this building?
Photo taken by Miss Bob Smith, former Welfare worker agent around 1950 before Clarks Hill Lake covered some areas of Lincoln County. Can anyone identify this building? Contact Kevin Beggs. More...
•This Week in Washington
•Tree of Remembrance to shine throughout holidays
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 Editorial Page
•Chamber Chatter
We just had our 9th annual Holidays In Olde Lincoln Towne Festival and it was a successful event. I’ve heard many compliments on the parade this year, and I have also had a few requests for next year. Last week their was a survey in the Lincoln Journal about your thoughts on the parade, and each ... More...
•Full Story
•A Soldier’s Christmas
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 People
•Edwards wins top award at SRMUN conference
Chris Edwards, a senior government major at Berry College in Rome, Ga., along with other students who make up the Berry College Model United Nations team, collected multiple awards for its performance at the Southern Regional Model United Nations Conference in Atlanta November. A total of more than... More...
•Inglett graduates from basic training at Fort Jackson
•Mother, daughter holiday tree
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 Sports
•Two in a row: Devils are State Champs again!
“The LC Grinch will steal Christmas from Clinch!” read one of the Cheer Devils’ famous sideline banners that adorned a section of fence at Buddy Bufford Stadium Saturday night and graced the knees of several of the hundreds of standby spectators. More...
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 Obituaries
•Nancy Snyder
Mrs. Nancy Findling Snyder, 61, wife of the late John C. Snyder, Jr., of Lake Drive, entered into rest Friday, December 15, 2006 at University Hospital in Augusta, Ga. A memorial service was held at 2 p.m. on Monday, December 18 at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev. Terry Joyner officiating. More...
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 Worship
•Worship
ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH OF GOD: Chamberlain Ferry Rd.; 359-2922 Pastor: Philip Kinney; ; Services: Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.; Sunday morning worship: 11:00 a.m.; Tuesday Bible Study: 7:30 p.m. More...
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 Community Calendar
•Community Calendar
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. All donations are welcome, we will pick up. Your donations are appre... More...
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