Full color yearbook arrives at LCHS
      The first full color yearbook has arrived at LCHS. In an assembly Thursday, seniors were given their copies of the yearbook. Mr.
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Putting for pets golf tourney
By Pauline Dain
      How do you combine fun, sun, barbeque, exercise, a chance at great prizes and do your part to help homeless animals all in one neat package? You follow the lead of other savvy fun seeking do-gooders and sign up for the Humane Society of McCormick County's 6th Annual Golf Tournament and Memoriam for Harold "Pudge" Geiselman at Hickory Knob Golf Course on Saturday May 16th.
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Students, employers recognized at CTAE reception April 28
      The Career, Technical and Agriculture Education reception to honor student achievement and to recognize employers was held Tuesday, April 28 at Lincoln County High School. Amanda Scott, 2008-2009 FBLA President, welcomed guests and participants.
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HOSA sponsors several activities during prom week
      Activities were held at LCHS on April 23 to encourage students to stay away from drugs and alcohol on the big night. Sponsored by the LCHS HOSA, the activities included a "Ghost Out" on Thursday morning. During the day, the "Grim Reaper" took students out of class to transform them into ghosts.
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Burnes will be guest speaker at women's luncheon
      The Savannah River Christian Women's Connection will hold its luncheon on Wed., May 13, 2009 at Tara Country Club from 12:30 - 2 p.m. Cost will be $13 per person. Luncheon guest will be guided by Suzanne Burnes on how to reach a goal of "Picture Perfect" ways to become guardians of our family memories through precious and personal photos.
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LCMS athletes recognized April 14
      Approximately 100 people attended the LCMS Athletic Awards Night held Tuesday, April 14, in the LCMS Cafeteria. The evening was devoted to the introduction of the various teams by their coaches and the presentation of awards. The night also featured a special slide show designed to celebrate the achievements of the year.
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Questions answered regarding Swine Flu
By Dr. James Wilde, Emergency Department Physician MCGHealth Children's Medical Center
      In today's world of up-to-the minute information access, you may find yourself inundated recently with swine flu alerts. Don't panic. So far this form of influenza, which appears to have started in Mexico, is no more dangerous to Americans than the usual forms of seasonal flu that we see annually.
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