Commissioners approve inaugural Community Report

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved its inaugural 2024-25 Community Report during the June 16 regular monthly meeting. The comprehensive document is designed to provide residents, business owners and future leaders with “an unprecedented, clear look into how the county operates, allocates resources and plans for the future.”
County Commission passes fiscal year budget and tax rate
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners voted to approve an appropriation resolution for the fiscal year 2026-27 budget, a resolution setting the tax levy in Lincoln County and nonprofit appropriations during its June 16 regular monthly meeting.
2 sobriety checkpoints set for July
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will evaluate drivers for signs of alcohol or drug impairment during sobriety checkpoints in Lincoln County on July 3 and July 10.
Nix announces candidacy for re-election to District 5 commissioner seat

Jason Nix
John Creson announces candidacy for District 2 commissioner

John Raby Creson
Falcon Football Camp

Falcon Football Camp
Community to celebrate America’s 250 birthday

America’s 250th birthday will be celebrated on July 4, 2026, marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence that announced the nation’s separation from Great Britain and established the principles of liberty and self-government.
Too cool

Onyx takes a dip in the pool during some of the hottest days of summer, so far. She’s cooled off and ready to play. Lincoln County will most likely experience a wet weather pattern with some thunderstorms this week. Temperatures look to remain quite warm, with daily highs mostly hovering in the mid-80s.
Courtney Stachel photo
Tennesseans take to roads over holiday

AAA projects more than 1.6 million Tennesseans will travel at least 50 miles from home for the Independence Day holiday travel period, which runs from… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Falcon Baseball Camp

Lincoln County baseball coach Jake Logan welcomed 87 young athletes to his first Falcon Baseball Camp since becoming head coach of the Falcons. The four-day camp, designed for players ages 6 to 13, focused on teaching the fundamentals of throwing, hitting, and base running. He was assisted by members of the Falcon baseball team and assistant coaches.
