December 24, 2009 RSS feed / News

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Norman family continues tradition of providing trees

Heather and Hannah Thompson left home in Apopka, Florida on November 20, heading for Georgia to help their grandparents on Pioneer Day. They had no idea that their northbound journey would terminate in North Carolina in a "Trek for a Tree. More...

Finding Innovative Ways To Pay For College

(NAPSA)—There's good news for families of college students who are concerned about paying for college in the current economic climate: There are a number of options and tools available to help them make the investment in higher education. More...

Take Control Of Your Weight

(NAPSA)—Controlling your weight may seem simple: Eat less and exercise more. But it's harder than it sounds. Researchers have recently found several factors influencing your weight that you might not be aware of. More...

Healthy Ideas

(NAPSA)—Mental stimulation improves brain function and actually protects against cognitive decline. More...

Spelling bee winners

Lincoln County Elementary School is also proud to announce the following students were named Spelling Bee winners for the second nine weeks. More...

Historical society to hold banquet and install officers Jan. 7

The Lincoln County Historical Society will hold its Annual Banquet and Installation of Officers at 6 pm Thursday, January 7 2010 in the May House at the Lincoln County Historical Park. More...

Helping Guard Against MRSA

(NAPSA) Learning about an increasingly common health risk, MRSA, could help you prevent the spread of it in community settings, such as locker rooms, gyms, schools and even your home. More...

Did You Know?

(NAPSA)-If you're shopping for a digital home theater projector, be aware that there are basically two popular types of projectors available- LCD and DLP-and they both have qualities and features that make them a good choice. More...

New Ways For Older Americans To Maintain Independence

(NAPSA)—The oldest baby boomers will turn 65 just two years from now—but they are not likely to follow previous generations of seniors into old folks' homes anytime soon. More...

Healthy Ideas

(NAPSA)-Mental stimulation improves brain function and actually protects against cognitive decline. More...

Avoiding Identity Theft And Online Scams Just Got Easier

(NAPSA)—Every day, identity thieves are getting smarter at tricking people into revealing their account numbers, passwords, Social Security numbers and other personally identifiable information (PII). More...

Natural Remedies To Relax Pets

(NAPSA)—Disruptions in a household's daily routines—such as parties or guests—may cause some pets to become anxious and misbehave. More...

LCES announces students named as Apple of Our Eye for second nine weeks

Lincoln County Elementary School is also proud to announce the following students were named Apple of the Eye for second nine weeks. More...

First Assembly of God presents program The Path to Christmas

The wise men see a star and begin their journey to visit the Christ Child. More...

Consumers get answers from Ga. Department of Agriculture

Prepared by the Office of Public Affairs Georgia Department of Agriculture Tommy Irvin, Commissioner www.agr.georgia.gov Question: Are poinsettias poisonous? Answer: No. Every year this myth raises its ugly head. Poinsettias are safe. More...

Using A Professional In Elder Care

(NAPSA)—A growing number of families are finding help in caring for an older loved one. They're turning to the services of a geriatric care manager, or GCM. More...