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.. Margie Smalley visited William and Lee Bentley Monday afternoon. .. Marion and Hilda Cliatt and William and Lee Bentley enjoyed several nights of the revival at Double Branches Baptist Church the past week. .. Alicia Bryant visited in the William Bentley home Thursday afternoon. More ... Krissy Leigh Beggs and Jeremiah O'Hara Smith were united in marriage at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 20, 2008 on the beach in Hilton Head, South Carolina. Krissy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bufford of Lincolnton and Mr. and Mrs. More ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daniel Young, Sr. of Lincolnton are pleased to announcement he engagement of their daughter, Jessica Nicole Brady Young to Spc. Christopher Shane Rogers, son of Bertha Mae Cooley of Grand Bay, Alabama. Mrs. Brady is a 2006 graduate of Lincoln County High School and formerly employed at Huddle House of Lincolnton. More ... You're invited to a "Monster Bash." What's more fun than Halloween? Young or old, everyone seems to get into the spirit. Why not gather a group together this Halloween and have some spooky fun along with a frightening feast? When planning a Halloween party, it is best to consider the ages of all goblins that will be attending. More ... James H. Collins II, age 15, harvested his first deer on opening day of gun season, Oct. 18th, with a 12 gauge shot gun. He was hunting on his family property in the Martins Crossroads Community. This buck must have been in a fight previously and lost one of it's antlers, and so it's assumed it would have been an eight pointer. More ... What could be scarier than some fake spider webs and a leering jack 'o' lantern this Halloween? For millions of Americans, the answer seems to be a bare front porch and undecorated home totally lacking in spirit. More ... Trina and Joe Grabb of Lincolnton are proud to announce the birth of their son, Zachary Joseph, born September 15, 2008, 1:42 p.m. at University Hospital in Augusta, Ga. He weighed six pounds, ten ounces and was nineteen inches long. More ... A group of men from Lincolnton and Washington recently went to Texas to aid in hurricane relief. Pictured in front of Fast Times rollback truck in Port Arthur, Texas are left (L-r): Mike Richards, Travis Ivey, Billy Godwin, Bob Houghey, Bobby Lamar, and Gene Anthony. More ... Nine members of Georgia's U.S. Congressional Delegation are recipients of the Friend of Farm Bureau Award recently announced by the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF). AFBF gives the award at the end of each Congress to legislators who have at least a 60 percent voting record in agreement with AFBF priority issues. More ... (NAPSA)—There's an old expression about dogs and their owners: If your dog is overweight, then you need to exercise more. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways for the two of you to get into shape together—especially when the weather is warm outside. More ... (NAPSA)—The Miami-Dade County Building Code Compliance Office recently granted CertainTeed a Notice of Acceptance number for four of its Bufftech privacy and semiprivate vinyl fence systems, which were designed for exceptional performance in high wind conditions. To learn more, visit www.certainteed.com. More ... Coach Dip Metress and some of the team members of the Augusta State University men's basketball team visited during First Assembly?s youth service on Wednesday, October 8th. The team members interacted with the youth and children by showing them some basic basketball moves. More ... The Lincolnton-Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce held its annual membership appreciation luncheon on October 8 at the Linconlton Club House. We had a wonderful fellowship and great food. Thank you to all of our members for your support and special thanks to Paradise BBQ, the City of Lincolnton, Lincoln Feed & Seed and Jericho's Florist. More ... The MPact Girls club from First Assembly of God took a trip to Elijah Clark State Park on Saturday, October 18. The children enjoyed putt-putt, playing on the playground, and a picnic. The children were accompanied by Lisa Aycock, MPact Coordinator, as well as Shannon Cox, one of the MPact teachers, and Wendy Jenkins, parent. Pictured are: front fow (L-r): Olivia Hohlwein, TJ Glaze, Alexis Hohlwein, Dalton Jenkins, Keonia Durham, Anna Cox, Ethan Jenkins; back row: Kirsten Banks, Nautica Turner, Makayla Benning, Laney Aycock, Abbie Cox, Delexica Durham, Alexia Norman. The MPact Club (formerly called Missionettes) is open to all girls ages three and up, as well as boys ages three and four. The club meets every Sunday at 6 pm at First Assembly of God. For more information about the program, please contact the church at 706-359-7237. More ... Mr. and Mrs. William Bentley and Mrs. Anne Wright spent several days with Dr. and Mrs. Jarrod Dumpe and Grayson in Cleveland, Ohio. They attended the baby dedication for Grayson at Hudson Community Chapel on Sunday. There were four generations on both sides in attendance Grayson's dedication service. More ... |
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