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March 4, 2010 / News

Taking Care Of Teething

(NAPSA)—While new parents tend to look forward to milestones in their infants’ lives, teething can seem more like a millstone. Fortunately, there are things you can do about it. More...

LC Academic Booster Club is selling T-shirts and hoodies as a fundraiser for the 2010 Academic Awards night. Red and gray long sleeve T-shirts are available now for $17.00. Red and gray hoodies are also available now for $21.00. More...

Dr. Flynn opens veterinary practice specializing in chiropractic care

Dr. Sammi Flynn has announced the opening of her new veterinary practice, Snapback Chiropractic Care for Dogs. More...

Ministerial Assoc. is helping at home

The Lincoln County Ministerial Association provided financial help in 2009 on 122 occasions, assisting 71 different people in Jesus’ name. They disbursed $13,859.51 to aid people in need, every one of them a resident of Lincoln County. More...

Lincolnton’s best kept secret

The Lincolnton Homeplace is located appropriately in the heart of Lincolnton. It wins the heart of all who enter - an adult daycare that sets itself apart from all others by the Lincolnton home town style and spirit it embodies. More...

We have lift off

The students in Mrs. Jan Bruns sixth grade Earth Science class have been studying astronomy this nine weeks. More...

Wills Memorial will sponsor two-session seminar for diabetics

Wills Memorial Hospital is sponsoring a two-session seminar at no charge for diabetics and their caregivers living in the local community. More...

LWREA invites high school seniors to apply for honorarium

High school seniors from Lincoln and Wilkes Counties may apply for an honorarium sponsored by Lincoln- Wilkes Retired Educators Association (LWREA). More...

Students enjoy PJ Day

Classmates in Mrs. Mildred Wright’s and Mrs. Eva Clary’s Lincoln County Pre-K Program class participated in the monthy PJ Day where parents, grandparents, friends, other students and teachers come and read to the classes. More...

Preplanning can reduce garden problems

There is nothing more frustrating than planting a vegetable garden and not producing a substantial crop. Numerous problems can contribute to low yields, but, fortunately, most of them can be avoided. More...

Irvin alerts consumers to recall of French dip product

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin alerts consumers to the recall of a French dip product that may be contaminated with Salmonella. More...

Fire on the Mountain celebrates the role of fire in nature at SBSP

Participants of all ages are invited Saturday, March 13, to “Fire on the Mountain!” a celebration of an ongoing effort to conserve areas of rare montane longleaf pine habitat through the use of prescribed fire at Sprewell Bluff State Par More...

Activities planned at the MACK

By Linda McClintock

Lincolnton’s Laney Aycock, entertained the participants at the MACK’s Read and Feed on Tuesday, February 25. Everyone enjoyed listening to her play. Laney, daughter of Ronald and Lisa Aycock, has studied piano with Mrs. More...

Be Fiscally Smart—Know Your Numbers

(NAPSA)—Just as blood pressure, weight, body mass index (BMI) and cholesterol count are numbers you need to know to be healthy, there are important numbers for fiscal fitness, too. More...