Arts & Entertainment

Happy birthday, USA

Parties and parades have been in full swing across Lincoln County and across the nation for America’s 250th birthday. This patriotic parade is an annual event in Flintville, an unincorporated community in the Southeast portion of the county.

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Nonagenarian is still fiddlin’

Nonagenarian S. Douglas Barnes fiddles some lively, old-time tunes for the enjoyment of visitors during the recent open house held at the Greer Cabin at the Camp Blount Historic Site. As a child, Barnes visited relatives in this cabin when it was located in Petersburg decades ago.
Laurie Caruso photo

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Spanning the Years

25years ago July 4, 2001 AMERICAN LEAGUE MAJOR ALL-STARS - Making up the American League Major Baseball All-Stars are Asst. Coach Greg Wiser, Joseph Spurlock, Jacob Wilkerson, Justin Wiser, Will Golden, Justin Wilkes, Aaron Mills, William Merritt, Richie Conner, Nick Hardin, Shamichael Black, Shawn Dismukes, Ryan Gentry, Travis Nugent, Coach Jack Williams and Coach Bubba Wilkes.

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Museum Association board receives State grant to inventory contents of 100 year-old Borden Milk Plant building

The Fayetteville-Lincoln County Museum and Event Center is celebrating America’s 250th anniversary and is planning for the 100 years of the Borden Milk Plant building, which houses the museum, in June 2027. The Museum Association board oversees the museum. Current board members include James Patterson, president, John Woodall, advisor, Mark Mitchell, treasurer, Eugene Ham, Jim Hannah, Sandy Law, Heather McCormick, events manager, Dean Cornelius, Farris Beasley, John Penney, Amelia Webb, secretary, LaGay Horton, Debbie Yorba, Gina Minnis, and Bob Stidfole, advisor. Pictured at its May board meeting, from left, are Bob Stidfole, Jim Hannah, Farris Beasley, James Patterson, Debbie Yorba, Gina Minnis, Jean Woodall and John Woodall.

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