Cole Beddingfield of Fayetteville, was named to the Fall 2020 Dean’s List at Berry College. The Dean’s List honors students who posted an academic average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale while carrying a class load of at least 12 hours during the semester.
Lincoln County Schools announces teachers of the year
Lincoln County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Thursday February 18, 2021.
Mary Katherine Hoagland
This week's That's My Pet feature is a combination with Small World, featuring children. Rebecca Bartlett sent in these photos of her grandsons, Cason Bartlett on his pet, a horse named Diamond and his brother, Easton with his two pet donkeys. Cason and Easton are the sons of Murray and Bran…
In the first picture, Mason Means is the son of Zach and Janna Means. He is a fourth grader at Highland Rim. According to those who selected him for the accolade, he loves playing video games, basketball and soccer. “Mason is so sweet and always willing to do anything he is asked,” they said.
According to company management, Walmart and Sam’s Club pharmacies will begin administering COVID-19 vaccines in Tennessee through the U.S. Federal Retail Pharmacy Program on Feb 12. Included among the locations that will offer the vaccine is the Fayetteville Walmart, located at 1224 Huntsvi…
In honor of School Board Appreciation Week in Tennessee, a breakfast was held to honor members of the Fayetteville City School Board. FHS students were on hand to provide musical entertainment, while students and staff from RAS, FMS and FHS sent video messages expressing their appreciation f…
At a request from Gov. Bill Lee, Fayetteville’s elected officials passed a resolution supporting the State Acquisition of Martin Methodist College during a special called meeting last Thursday. The University of Tennessee System wants to acquire Martin Methodist College to become the fourth …
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This afternoon, Lincoln Health System announced that the wellness services currently provided at Patrick Rehab-Wellness Center will be discontinued. Rehab services, however, will remain available.
“Boxes filled with fuzzy socks, food items, fun activity books, and more were delivered this past week to Lincoln Manor in Fayetteville. Members of the Lincoln County High School Beta Club took part in a donation drive to create care packages for their residents. Since December, students hav…
The Lincoln County Health Department today announced that those over the age of 70 are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
According to Lincoln County Schools' twitter account, Lincoln County High School will resume a normal, five-days-a-week schedule on February 1.
The Fayetteville Lions Club has sponsored another year of Fayetteville and Lincoln County school participation in the annual Tennessee Lions District 12S Drug Essay Contest, encouraging youth in our community to avoid the pitfalls of recreational drug use.
Motlow State Community College leadership plans a return to on-campus instruction and activities by Fall 2021. The plan is contingent upon the status and spread of the Covid-19 virus. Leadership will make the final determination of the College’s on-ground Fall 2021 plan later this summer. Cu…
LCS Superintendent Dr. Bill Heath presented the Lincoln County High School Robotics Team #547 with the first LCS Shining Stars Award at a recent gathering of the team. Dr. Heath stated, “The LCS Shining Stars Award is recognition to student groups who have represented the spirit of Lincoln C…
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s fall 2020 dean’s list has been announced.
Fayetteville City Schools’ students went all out to show the system’s directors that they are “numero uno” on Superintendent Day. Students conducted a food drive in honor of Dr. Janine Wilson, retiring director, and Mr. Bill Hopkins, new director, with several boxes of donations going to Han…
Imagine that you are building a new house; you’ve hired the contractor; determined the cost and know the approximate date when work will be finished. Later, you realize that shelving for closets, the pantry and the kitchen were not included; therefore, you will have to find additional money …
Penny Schwinn, Commissioner of Tennessee Education, made a series of stops in Middle Tennessee that included South Lincoln School. The visit showcased the school’s early literacy program. Pictured from left are Dr. Bill Heath, Director of Lincoln County Schools; Director Schwinn; Jennifer Tu…
Thanks to a video clip from a sideline reporter at Friday night’s Blue Cross Bowl game, the Tigers’ acts of sportsmanship following their state championship win have gone viral.
Lincoln County Schools has announced that this Thursday, December 10, Flintville, Highland Rim, South Lincoln, and Unity schools will be joining Lincoln County High School in going virtual for the remainder of the semester.
The holiday season should be a joyous time of the year, and for those who want to continue eating healthfully or who must adhere to dietary restrictions, it can be a challenging time. Sticking to a healthful lifestyle doesn’t have to mean deprivation if you take the right approach. Depriv…
The Lincoln County School System has announced that students in grades 6 through 8 at Unity middle school will be mandated to attend school virtually during the week following Thanksgiving, November 30 through December 8. LCS has released a statement on the matter and it is printed below:
This week, Americans will enjoy a delicious meal on Thanksgiving Day with family and friends – either in person or virtually. Taking the necessary steps toward safe food handling and sanitation will help protect you and your loved ones this year. To make sure your Thanksgiving meal is prepa…
David Franklin Mooney, 57, of Loxley, AL, formerly of Fayetteville, passed away on Thursday (November 19, 2020). Graveside services were conducted on Sunday, November 22, 2020 in Riverview Memorial Gardens. Gallant-Riverview Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of David Franklin Mooney.
Lincoln County Schools has announced that Flintville and South Lincoln schools will be fully virtual from November 30 through December 8, following Thanksgiving Break. The statement making this announcement is below.
While fiber has been consistently promoted for its health benefits, it hasn’t been touted as a desirable part of the supermarket until recently. Popular products such as cereal bars and even artificial sweeteners now boast the ability to supply a good amount of fiber.
