Lincolnton Baptist Church invites the entire community to come out and view the “Living Christmas Cards” from 6 until 8 p.m. on Sunday, December 19. More...
Like most children, Steven Smith couldn’t wait to get Santa’s ear and fill it full of fire trucks, baseballs, sling shots, computer games, bicycles, BB guns, and plenty of candy. More...
In observance of the Christmas season and New Year’s Day, The Lincoln Journal will be closed Tuesday, December 21, through Tuesday, December 28, and Friday, December 31. More...
Prepared by the Office of Public Affairs, Georgia Department of Agriculture, Tommy Irvin, Commissioner www.agr.georgia.gov Find us on. www.facebook.com Q: Are there any Georgia native trees and shrubs that I can grow as a bonsai? More...
James E. Tillman, Sr., State Conservationist for the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Georgia recently announced that the NRCS will accept applications for the 2011 Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) thru January 7, 2011. More...
A large crowd to cook for, a big bird to roast, and too many cooks in the kitchen can lead to foodborne illness from holiday dining. But handling and cooking a turkey should not be an illness waiting to happen. More...
Warren Franklin Barrs, 67, went to be with the Lord on Thursday, December 9, 2010 at University Hospital, Augusta, Ga. His body has been cremated and no services are immediately planned. More...
Mr. William H. Spires Jr. , 95, entered into rest on Tuesday, December 7, 2010 at Peachtree Christian Hospice in Duluth, Georgia. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. More...
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted to submit a building use and student organization proposal to the Georgia Department of Education, which will enable the state agency to draw up its pages for the system’s Five-Year Local Facilities More...
Larry Collins and Darrell Henderson said their farewells to the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners at the group’s regular meeting held Thursday, December 9. Both men lost their bids for re-election. More...
The elves with the Secret Santa Program have sent out a plea for 10 bicycles. The elves are employees of the Huddle House, who are once again holding a toy drive for the needy children (ages 2-14) in the community. More...
An update on the implementation of benchmark assessments was given by Dr. Brian Campbell, assistant superintendent for instruction, at the regular meeting of the Lincoln County Board of Education held Tuesday, December 7. More...
The First Assembly of God Sanctuary Choir and the Kidz Choirs will present “The Name...Jesus,” a Christmas musical celebrating the birth of Christ, the King of Kings. The cantata is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. More...
Everywhere I turn it seems someone my age has had some type of knee surgery. Is that the new “in thing” among middle-agers? In our throwaway society, one can only wonder what happens to the older, used parts? More...
Friends of the Library would like to thank all of you for making our book sale on December 4 such a big success. We have not taken in that much money on a book sale since the early days of FOL in the late nineties. More...
Family movie night has joined treetrimming, baking and shopping as part of the holiday tradition. Nearly 90 percent of Americans plan to celebrate the season with a movie this year, according to a recent survey by movie rental provider redbox. More...
The Lincolnton High School Class of 1955 recently celebrated their fiftyfifth year reunion. This event was held at Hickory Knob State Park on October 23, 2010. More...
.. Marion and Hilda Cliatt and Jackie Bonner visited William and Lee Bentley Tuesday afternoon. .. William and Lee Bentley were lunch guests of Franklin and Brenda Bowick in Troy on Thursday. More...
Lions Club meeting The Lincolnton Lions Club meets the third Thursday of each month at 5:30 p.m. Call Jim Butler at 706-359- 4114 or Sharon Bryan at 706-359- 1258for more information. Donations needed More...
