STELLA JONES
S tella-Lee, Deputy Gov. and De partment of Economic and Community Development
Bonnie Lorene Davis

Bonnie Lorene Davis, 85, of Petersburg, Tennessee, passed away on Monday, April 27, 2026, at Lynchburg Nursing Center. She was born in Bedford County, Tennessee, on July 18, 1940, to the late Coy D. and Mary K. Warren Powell. She was a member of the Lone Oak Church of Christ.
Vera Annie Jane

Vera Annie Jane
Joann Carpenter

Joann Carpenter
Bobby Hamilton

Bobby Hamilton
Howard Kim “Moe”

Howard Kim “Moe”
Christopher Shane
Christopher Shane
Dotson highlights dual enrollment on national stage

Rujena Dotson, assistant director of Fayetteville City Schools, recently participated in the Jobs for the Future Executive Branch Network Forum focused on Career-Aligned Dual Enrollment in Washington D.C.
Evening with the Stars honors top 10% of graduating seniors

“Evening with the Stars,” Lincoln County High School’s annual academic banquet honoring the top 10% of seniors, was held on Thursday, April 23, 2026. This year marked the 29th annual celebration of this special tradition, which was started by the late principal of Lincoln County High School Jim Stewart.
Historic fire truck ‘Maude’ roars back to life in Fayetteville

What some might see as rust, dust and worn out machinery, Lincoln County’s own Dylan Mc-Cool sees as opportunity. With a YouTube following of more than 640,000 subscribers, McCool has built a national reputation for rescuing forgotten cars, trucks and what he jokingly calls “plenty of junk.” But to him, every abandoned machine carries a story worth saving.
