The 24th Annual M.A.D. (Music, Art, and Drama) Night will be held Monday, March 3, beginning at 7 p.m. in the LCHS Auditorium. The event is sponsored each year by the LCMS/LCHS Fine Arts Department. More...

Foreign intelligence, the war in Iraq, the Fair Tax, and illegal aliens were among the topics discussed by Congressman Paul Broun at a meeting of the Concerned Citizens of Lincoln County (CCLC) held Thursday, February 21, in the fellowship hall at Lincolnton United Methodist Church. More...

All of the hard work, long hours, and lack of sleep have finally paid off! With four national bids in their pockets, members of the LCHS Chapter of the National Forensic League (NFL) will head to Las Vegas this summer for the NFLNational Tournament. More...

Abigail Minor (l) has been named STAR Student for the LCHS Class of 2008. Lee Robinson, an English teacher and debate coach at LCHS, was selected by Minor as her STAR Teacher. Profiles of the honorees will appear in a subsequent issue of The Lincoln Journal. More...

Three members of the Lincoln County Red Devil Pride Band earned spots in the GMEA (Georgia Music Educators Association) District 10 Honor Band. The talented musicians are: senior Jazmon Dukes on euphonium; seventh grader Dasha Bussey on trumpet; and Joel Dukes, an eighth-grader, on tuba. More...

The annual Lincoln County NAACP Banquet was held Saturday, February 23, at the Faith Tabernacle Life Center. The guest speaker was Edward O. DuBose (second from right), president of the Georgia State NAACP Conference. Pictured with DuBose are Rev. Larry Fryer (far left), pastor of Mulberry C.M.E. Ch... More...