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The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department and the Governor’s Highway Safety Office will be conducting sobriety roadside checkpoints on April 25 on Huntsville Highway near mile marker two. Impaired driving is a serious crime that kills 16,000 and injures 305,000 others every year in the United States. Deputies will evaluate drivers for signs of alcohol or drug impairment. Deputies will target those who operate a motor vehicle while impaired and take
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department and the Governor’s Highway Safety Office will be conducting sobriety roadside checkpoints on April 25 on Huntsville Highway near mile marker two. Impaired driving is a serious crime that kills 16,000 and injures 305,000 others every year in the United States. Deputies will evaluate drivers for signs of alcohol or drug impairment. Deputies will target those who operate a motor vehicle while impaired and take
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting safety belt roadside checkpoints during the week of April 20 at 9 p.m. on U.S. Highway 231 at the 20.5-mile marker in Lincoln County. Recognizing the danger to unbelted vehicle occupants, troopers will target those who operate a vehicle while unbelted and take corrective actions for other violations observed. The Tennessee Highway Patrol recognizes that safety belt checkpoints are highly visible and effective
Lincoln County Health System’s board approved a new billing system for Lincoln Medical EMS which will boost revenue and comply with new healthcare guidelines. During a recent meeting of the board, Richard Wright, director of Lincoln Medical EMS, explained the need for a new billing and computer system. According to Wright, the computer system EMS currently has is outdated, and it would cost $10,000 to replace the hardware, plus another
Lincoln County High School’s tennis team took both the boys’ and girls’ district action at home last week, defeating Franklin County. The Falcons finished with the win, 6-1. In the singles action, Daniel Selfridge won at the one, 8-2; Matthew Posey won the two, 8-2; Barrett Wright won, 8-4, at the three; Patrick Scott won the four, 8-0; Justin Plunkett won, 8-1, at the five. In doubles play, Trey Wetjen/Brian
Fayetteville High School’s Lady Tiger softball team split in action last week. Thursday, FHS took care of business, defeating Middle Tennessee Christian in five innings, 12-0. Friday, the ladies went down in a battle on the road to Cascade, 1-0. The Lady Tigers were to have traveled to Eagleville on Monday, but that game was rescheduled due to weather to a double header to be played at home on Monday
Riverside Christian Academy’s Josh Brooks made it to first base after this explosive hit during action Wednesday afternoon against the Middle Tennessee Heat. Riverside fell 8-10 in the game. ~ Photo by Evan Buck
Higgins Funeral Home cordially invites the public to the upcoming “Spring Workshop” which will be held on April 23 from 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. at the Washington Street Church of Christ, located at 209 Washington Street East, Fayetteville. This event will provide attendees with unique information from the following guest speakers before lunch is served: Attorney John Richardson, legal Issues involving estate planning, last will and testament and power
Mark your calendar for the 2014 Relay for Life. The event will be held on Friday, May 2, on the Fayetteville square with the Survivor Banquet beginning at 6 p.m. and the opening ceremonies starting at 7 p.m. This year’s theme is “Rock and Relay Around the Clock”. Everyone is invited to join the group for good food, fun and great fellowship. The event will honor those who have battled
Honor your loved ones at the 2014 Relay for Life by purchasing luminarias in their honor or memory. For a minimum donation of $10, your loved one will be remembered with a luminaria bag placed around the Relay for Life walking track for a special ceremony on May 2. To purchase a luminaria, please visit any of these participating Relay team location: Fayetteville Public Utilities, First Bank, Bank of Lincoln
Boonshill Community Center’s Annual Benefit will be held Saturday, April 26, at 7 p.m. at the Boonshill Community Center. The event will feature special guests Randy Waller and The Country Gentlemen. Tickets for the show are $12 each and are available at Bank of Lincoln County main office, Farm & Home Real Estate, Kirkland Store and Bank of Frankewing. Food will be served from 5 until 7 p.m. The meal
Fayetteville High School art students are using photography as a tool, thanks to a recent grant their art teacher attained, some lessons in photography from a local talent, and a hometown approach that gives them a unique perspective. In early September, FJHS art teacher Jeannie Roles-Walter received two cameras with memory cards and tripods via the donorschoose.org grant website for her students to learn simple photographic elements. Roles-Walters’ Art 3
Lincoln County High School’s Drama Department, under the direction of their teacher, Adam Faulkner, presents Agatha Christie’s “Go Back for Murder.” Before dying in prison for supposedly poisoning her husband fifteen years ago, Caroline Crale (Katie Campbell) wrote her daughter, Carla (also portrayed by Katie Campbell), that she was clearly innocent. Carla, aided by Justin Fogg (Bobby McGowen), who as a young man fell in love with Caroline, persuades those
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The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department and the Governor’s Highway Safety Office will
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting safety belt roadside checkpoints during
Lincoln County High School’s tennis team took both the boys’ and girls’
Fayetteville High School’s Lady Tiger softball team split in action last week.
Higgins Funeral Home cordially invites the public to the upcoming “Spring Workshop”
Mark your calendar for the 2014 Relay for Life. The event will