October 3, 2026
Living
At the Museum
JOHN PENNY Correspondent Editor’s Note: John Penny, vice president, Fayetteville Lincoln County Museum Association Board, will be providing recurring articles relating to the museum, which… Login to continue reading Login…
Vanntown Diner opens
When Megan Sells returned to work after being a stay-at-home mom for 15 years, she wanted to work at something she could invest her heart in. She had worked in a bank and in a daycare, but wasn’t gratified with those jobs. “I want to love my job,” she said.
From Appalachian farm boy to FBI agent
Growing up in the Appalachian Mountains during the Great Depression, Cecil Moses never dreamed he would spend 32 years working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) before writing his memoirs to pass on to his grandchildren.
Demolition Derby gets underway on Opening Day at the Lincoln County Fair
Get ready for a demolition derby on opening day — Saturday, Sept. 19 — at the Lincoln County Fair. The Demolition Derby, which draws thousands of spectators is a signature attraction year after year.
Save the date for Tablescapes
Plans are underway for the 14th annual Tablescapes benefiting the Fayetteville-Lincoln County Museum.
State Line Mobile Vet Nurse offers in-home pet services
Ashley (Parks) Williams established State Line Mobile Vet Nurse, which offers multiple in-home services for pets and their owners in Fayetteville and surrounding areas.
Health Department draws awareness to human trafficking
Lincoln County Health Department personnel and a Haven of Hope representative participated in The Red Sand Project, which is an interactive art project designed to bring attention to victims of human trafficking. “Human trafficking isn’t far way,” said Lincoln County Health Department Director Aracely Castillo. “It’s here in our communities, in every Tennessee zip code.”