Hands of Mercy Outreach Center is seeking the community’s help with its Back to School Mobile Pantry that is planned for Saturday, June 22, at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds Exhibit Building. “This is our Mobile Pantry that is different than our other ones, because we add a lot of ministries to bless the children of Lincoln County,” said Tina Hudson, administrator of the Hands of Mercy Outreach Center. “We will
Stephen Chaplin (center) was honored during South Lincoln’s Middle School’s Eighth Grade Graduation with the Fourth Annual Holder Achievement Award. The PTO established the award in honor of the retirement of South Lincoln’s founding principal, Greg Holder. Each year, an eighth grade student is chosen by the staff with the criteria being outstanding character and academic achievement. Pictured (from left) are Tommy Stevens, school board member; John Fanning, principal; and
Fayetteville Kiwanis Club recently recognized the top 25 students in Lincoln County High School’s Class of 2013. The students were treated to lunch at Cahoots Restaurant and presented with plaques.
Riverside Christian Academy’s second- through eighth- grade students take the Stanford Achievement Test, a comprehensive assessment of students’ academic knowledge that is used in school districts nationwide, every spring. This year’s school-wide test results were above average in every category. The school as a whole ranked in the 77th percentile, which means RCA students’ scores were better than 77 percent of the other schools in the country. “I was very
The Fayetteville Public Utility Student Utility Board (SUB) learned about the utility’s natural gas and electric departments, seeing for themselves what it takes to supply our community with energy. They learned how natural gas and electricity are delivered to Lincoln County and visited the Terry Gas Gate Station and the Hamilton Substation. The natural gas focus day included an overview of the natural gas service area and how FPU delivers
The Lincoln County High School chapter of Future Business Leaders of America donated 457 children’s books to Kingdom Kids Learning Center recently. Along with sponsors Karen Watt and Andi Birdsong, members of FBLA donated gently used children’s books in an effort to encourage reading in Lincoln County. This donation is part of a larger effort set forth by the Tennessee Literacy Council. FBLA was proud to support such a cause
Hands of Mercy Outreach Center is seeking the community’s help with its Back to School Mobile Pantry that is planned for Saturday, June 22, at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds Exhibit Building. “This is our Mobile Pantry that is different than our other ones, because we add a lot of ministries to bless the children of Lincoln County,” said Tina Hudson, administrator of the Hands of Mercy Outreach Center. “We will
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office have served
Lincoln County’s Memorial Day Service will be held on the Courthouse lawn
Lincoln County High School’s Baseball Coach Travis Tate has three youth camps
Lincoln County High School’s Lady Falcon Softball Coach Troy Smith will hold
Hands of Mercy Outreach Center is seeking the community’s help with its
A local barbecue cooking team won the category of “Best Dessert” at