Announcement from Fayetteville City Schools

This morning, one automobile collision on Ardmore Highway led to another when a Sheriff's Department vehicle responding to a two-vehicle accident was struck by a car moving west.

Fayetteville City Schools has confirmed that one student at Fayetteville High School and three students at Ralph Askins School have tested positive for COVID-19.

BMA hears updates on FPU, Parks and Rec

Fayetteville City Schools has confirmed that one student at Fayetteville High School has tested positive for COVID-19. Contact tracing has been completed, and anyone in direct contact has been notified. Fayetteville City Schools asks that parents continue to check their children’s temperatur…

Weather Update from Lincoln County EMAWe wanted to provide a quick update with the current snow forecast. Models still have a pretty high range of snow amounts, however, solutions have moved closer together. Timing and amounts have not changed too much since the previous email. But, some sno…

Tina Freeman was on the agenda for the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Work Session last Thursday morning where she spoke of her concerns for the future of Trails for Kids at Don Davidson Park “in lieu of recent decisions and actions of past and current Recreation Board Aldermen.” She identified…

Fayetteville City Schools has confirmed that two employees at Ralph Askins School and one student at Fayetteville Middle School have tested positive for COVID-19.

The Lincoln County Health Department is now booking appointments for individuals in Phase 1a1, 1a2 of the Tennessee COVID-19 Vaccination Plan and those aged 75 and up who wish to receive COVID-19 vaccinations. Residents of Lincoln County can find out if they’re eligible for Phase 1a1, 1a2 an…

Message from Doug Campbell, Lincoln County EMA Director/Fire Chief

Walmart officials announced the temporary closing of its Fayetteville Supercenter effective at 2 p.m. Saturday as part of a company-initiated program to allow third party cleaning crews time to thoroughly clean and sanitize the building. The store will remain closed through Sunday, Jan. 10,…

The Elk Valley Times has just been notified that, as of today, January 7, the supply of COVID-19 vaccine allotted to the Lincoln County Health Department for the week of January 4-8 has been exhausted. As a result, vaccinations will not be carried out tomorrow, January 8.

In the last couple of days, there has been some confusion over when, where, and how those who currently qualify for receiving a COVID-19 vaccine can acquire their first dose in Lincoln County. Printed below is the most up-to-date information on navigating this process, based on guidance issu…

COVID-19 vaccinations will be available at the fairgrounds on Wednesday, January 6, and  every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., as well as Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The vaccines will be administered in a drive-thru fashion and are free to anyone over age 75 or who q…

On Saturday, January 2nd, the Lincoln County Health Department will be open and offering COVID-19 vaccinations to anyone 75 years of age and older.  This is in addition to persons in tiers 1a1and 1a2, which include high exposure health care workers, residents and staff of long-term health ca…

Lincoln County Health Department

Gov Bill Lee has issued an executive order that bans most spectators from attending indoor sporting events.

Beginning at two p.m. yesterday, 20 first responders from Fayetteville and Lincoln County received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, becoming the first citizens of the region to do so.

Tennessee Department of Health COVID-19 testing sites across the state will begin offering self-testing kits to adults three days a week December 21, to allow staff members to transition to vaccination of frontline health care providers and first responders. Local county health departments w…