The 55th Annual Washington Area Steer and Heifer Show will take place at the McGill-Woodruff Agricultural Center in Washington on Saturday, February 28. More...
Concerns, bewilderment, frustration, fear, and possible solutions to the low water levels at Clark's Hill Lake were expressed at a public forum held Tuesday, February 17, in the courtroom at the Lincoln County Courthouse. More...
LCHS was one of more than 80 Georgia schools recently designated as AP (Advanced Placement) Honor Schools. "Georgia is a national leader in AP participation and success," said State Superintendent of Schools Kathy Cox. "More Georgia students than ever are challenging themselves with AP's rigorous coursework and are successfully mastering the material and passing the exams. More...
A mass food distribution, sponsored by the CSRA Economic Opportunity Authority, Inc., will be held Friday, March 6, at the Lincoln County Senior Citizens Center, located in The Lincoln Center on May Avenue. The event will begin at 9:30 a.m. and continue until all of the food has been distributed. More...
Among those participating in the LCES Vocabulary Parade held Friday, February 20, in the school gymnasium were: (front row, l-r) Taylor Thurmond, third-grade winner; Kirsten King, "Most Earth- Friendly Award;" Wesley Cooke and Brittany Atkinson, banner carriers; Julianne Mattison, More...
In last week's edition of The Lincoln Journal, it was erroneously reported that Wade Johnson, chairman of the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners, was giving his paycheck back to the county. According to Chairman Johnson, "I did not say I was giving my paycheck back every month; I did say I was giving some back and so far, it has been each month. More...
Mrs. Ellen Butler, Lincoln County High School counselor, and three exchange students from Germany were the special guests at the February meeting of the Lincoln-Wilkes Retired Educators Association (LWREA). The students were: Nina Nitzinger of Munich, Dominick Roth of Waldbrann-Lahr (near Frankfort), and Joey Schaefing of Nubelfeld. More...
Science fiction gave us the time warp, an imaginary way people from one era can leap forward and backward in time. Culture and fashion give us time warps, too, but they're real, and instead of letting people move through time, they set a deadly trap— locking you in the past. More...
.. Jackie Crook and Laverne Hardy visited Irene Bailey on Monday. .. Alvin Cox, Marion Cliatt and William Bentley enjoyed rabbit hunting together on Tuesday and were lunch guest together. .. Hilda Cliatt and Lee Bentley enjoyed visiting together while Marion and William attended a meeting. More...
Board of elections meetings The regular meetings of the Lincoln County Board of Elections and Voter Registration will be held the fourth Thursday of each month at 5:30 p.m. The meetings will be held at the Board of Elections, The Lincoln Center, 160 May Ave., Lincolnton, Ga. More...
Butler and exchange students are guest speakers at LWREA meeting