Preparations have begun in earnest for the Sixth Annual Lincoln County American Cancer Society (ACS) Relay for Life. The community celebration will take place Friday and Saturday, May 11 and 12, from 7 p.m. until 7 a.m. at the Curry Colvin Recreation Complex. More...
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Lincoln County voters approved a referendum to renew the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST), which runs out on June 30, 2007, and provide for the issuance of up to $25,150,000 in general obligation bonds, supported by sales and property taxes, to build a new school. More...
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Mulberry Christian Methodist Episcopal (C.M.E.) Church will host its sixth annual ecumenical service for the community on Good Friday (April 6) beginning at 7 p.m. During the service, representatives of various area churches will deliver brief messages on the seven last words of Jesus. More...
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The LCHS Literary Team recently completed a successful season with wins at both the region and state levels. The girls trio, comprised of Sarah Herring, Ashley Rivera, and Jaime Turner, took first-place honors at the Class A State Literary Meet held Saturday, March 17, at Northside High School in Warner Robins. Also placing for LCHS at the state meet was T.J. More...
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Community Holy Week Services will be held Monday through Friday, April 2-6, at various churches throughout Lincoln County. The services will begin at 12 noon, with lunch served by the host church every day at 12:30 p.m. More...
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The new inductees into the National Spanish Honor Society at LCHS are: (front row, l-r) Kitty Ball, Asonta Johnson, Hattie Collins, Breauna Jenkins, Tiquila Williams, Brooke Epps, Amy Boland, Kayla Crookham, Lindsey McWhorter, (back row) Donnell Harris, Chuck Byrne, Garrett Matthews, DeAna More...
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Five LCHS juniors will attend Girls State, a week-long leadership conference during which girls from all over the state meet and work together to form a mock government. More...
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Most of Georgia is now entering a mild drought, according to Dr. David Stooksbury, state climatologist and professor of engineering and atmospheric sciences at the University of Georgia. "The state has been teetering between abnormally dry conditions and a mild drought since the spring of 2006," he stated. More...
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The LCHS Baseball Team is off to a 3-5 start, with a 2-2 record in Region 7-A play. "Inconsistency has marked the Devils' efforts this season," stated Coach Billy Beale. "We're improving but we've still got to get things together at the same time. We hit good one day, pitch good the next, and play good defense the third day. More...
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MISSING: Shannon is 6 years old and 83 pounds, she is a Lab mix with white chest and white feet. Last seen running from downtown area by Lincoln County Vet's office towards Kelly Street on March 26, 2007. More...
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Forget jewelry, forget shoes, forget furs. Today's hottest fashion accessory for women is the power drill. I kid you not. Women have gone bat-crazy over tools. The metal things that run on gas or that plug in and have the capability of cutting off limbs. Yours, not the leafy kind. I know this because I am one of those women. More...
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Mrs. Rachel Lovern Wiley of Elberton announces the engagement of her daughter, Elizabeth Kaye, to Adam Bohler, son of Gene Bohler and the late Cindy Bohler of Tignall. The bride-elect is also the daughter of the late Joe Howard Wiley of Rutledge. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Annette Wiley and the late Robert H. Wiley of Rutledge and the late Paul and Willie Mae Lovern of Monroe. More...
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The Lincoln County Middle School baseball team defeated Thomson Middle School 21 - 10 Monday, March 19, at the Curry Colvin Recreation Field. The win improved the young Devils record to 2-2 this season with a big double-header Saturday at 11 a.m. here against W-W. More...
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Ottieree Allen Easler, 100, passed away in her sleep from natural causes Wednesday, March 21, 2007. Graveside service were held at 2 p.m. on Fri., March 23, at Westview Cemetery. She was a lifelong resident of Richmond County. More...
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In Biblical times water was a scarce commodity and was much appreciated by the people of Palestine. Everyone was dependent upon springs and fountains, and water was even sold in the streets. This basic necessity was highly valued and preserved by the people of that time. More...
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