School bus drivers in short supply ... Applications being accepted now Laurie Caruso, Staff writer Aug 23, 2019 Every year, school bus drivers are in short supply, not only in Lincoln County, but in every surrounding county, as well, according to Keith Gill, Lincoln County Schools’ transportation supervisor.
Bagley, Bailey honored for years of service to city Aug 22, 2019 The Fayetteville Board of Mayor and Aldermen have unanimously adopted resolutions honoring two men’s many contributions to the city over the last several decades.
Sportman’s event features explorer, wild game dinner, TWRA activities Aug 22, 2019 The Sportsman’s Day and Dinner at Harmony Hill Church of God will be held Saturday, Aug. 24.
Kelso to be in Fayetteville Thursday for book signing Aug 21, 2019 Dr. Thomas Kelso, son of the late Adm. Frank and Landess Kelso, of Fayetteville, will be in town Thursday, Aug. 22, for a book signing at The Book Inn on the south side of the Fayetteville square.
Diffie still going strong with traditional country David Knox, Special to The Times Jul 23, 2019 Joe Diffie had his first No. 1 hit on the country music charts in 1990, but he’s still going strong and he has as loyal following of fans – including other artists.
Don’t Let Mother Nature Sidetrack Your Health: Five Ways To Prioritize Your Family’s Physical And Mental Well-Being In Hurricane Season By NAPS, North American Precis Syndicate Aug 23, 2019 (NAPSI)—The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts an average hurricane season this year, but as history has shown, the worst hurricanes are often unexpected. Last year, the seemingly mild Hurricane Michael rapidly turned into a category 5 storm, devastating parts of the Fl…
