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TO THE EDITOR I can not explain the pride I felt for my family, my community, and myself a number of years ago when I was honored with an appointment as the first African American citizen to become a Magistrate Judge for Lincoln County. More ... TO THE EDITOR: The tax whiners are at it again. I would like to think these people are innately stupid, but what they are is deceitful when it comes to telling the truth about property taxes in Lincoln County. More ... TO THE EDITOR I would like to publicly thank Mr. Allen Walker, Dr. Randall Edmunds, and the Lincolnton Lions Club for their recent help. Due to their generosity, I have eyeglasses now and I'm able to see clearly! As many of you know, I was hospitalized in August with blood clots in my lungs and leg. Upon release from the hospital, I was unable to work for several weeks. More ... Rising website design and hosting costs have forced The Lincoln Journal to go to a paid subscription module for its online edition, effective October 1. Those logging onto the website can still access all of the story headlines and the ads in their entirety; however, the full details contained in the stories will be available only through paid subscriptions. More ... I had a long telephone conversation yesterday with a friend of mine from Alabama. Sadly, she is in the middle of a nasty divorce and her husband who, I'm convinced, is evil, is trying to prove she is "crazy" so he can pretty much come out of the ordeal smelling like a rose and having more money than God. More ... Before I read Deliverance or saw the movie, I heard James Dickey read from his novel at USC's Longstreet Theater in 1974. He cut a wide swath through Columbia, made enemies, and people liked to bash him. He made it easy. More ... |
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