September 12, 2026
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Historic Ringo Cemetery restored and rededicated by Leadership Lincoln
Avital piece of local history was honored on Saturday, Aug. 29, as community members gathered for a moving rededication ceremony at Ringo Cemetery.
Falcons win third straight game
Lincoln County won their third consecutive game of the season last week. The Falcons went to Battle Creek for a mercy rule win 48-13.
County Commission approves dead livestock bid contract
T11ic Lincoln County Board of .L Commissioners approved a dead livestock bid contract during the August meeting. Mayor Bill Newman said All Around Underground, Inc. was the sole bidder across 10 participating counties through the South Central Human Resource Agency’s County Dead Stock Removal program.
Lincoln Health Foundation’s ‘Dancing for a Cause!’ set for Oct. 1
Lincoln Health Foundation invites the community to join local dancers, special guests, and supporters for “Lincoln Health Foundation Presents: Dancing for a Cause!” at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 1 at Lincoln Central Academy. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
9/11 Day of Remembrance to be held at Courthouse bandstand
Twenty-five years ago, Americans felt shock, anger and grief as we watched morning news reports of terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City’s Manhattan, the Pentagon in Washington, D.
TWRA to host Lincoln County Sportsman’s field day
Staff reports The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency invites the public to the Flintville Wildlife Management Area from 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday, Sept. 12… Login to continue reading Login…
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.”
Commissioners adopts rules, approves adding new road to county road list
During its Aug. 18 meeting, the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners adopted rules governing the legislative body, named and added a drive to the county road list, approved a rezoning request and approved calling for a public hearing at its Sept. 15 meeting to rezone a Flintville property.