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Rogers’ work to reverse Patriots’ fortunes begins with discipline
This may not be a rebuild in the traditional sense, but Death Valley is very much a construction zone these days. Not the facility, though improvements continue to be made following significant improvements a year ago. This year, most of the work is being done within the program as a new coach and a young […] The post Rogers’ work to reverse Patriots’ fortunes begins with discipline appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Lincoln County Public Records
Property transfers recently recorded in the office of Lincoln County Clerk Nancy Jackson. Justin and Carly Wilson to Barbara and William Kennedy, 5.296 acres as shown in Plat Book E, page 157, $449,900. BC Construction to Ashley W. Coulter, lot 6 containing .750 acres as shown on Country Living Subdivision, $279,900. Lincoln Associates of Stanford […] The post Lincoln County Public Records appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Lincoln Schools staff received awards at Opening Day event
Lincoln County Schools held the Opening Day event Monday, where several staff members received awards. Angela Peck was named the 2024 Lincoln County Schools Fred Award winner. She is an attendance clerk at Stanford Elementary. The Fred Award is reserved for classified support staff that consistently go above and beyond the call of duty for […] The post Lincoln Schools staff received awards at Opening Day event appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Waynesburg man accused of stealing a woman’s truck, running her over
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office said in a news release that just before noon on Saturday deputies were dispatched to the area of Cemetery Road in Waynesburg in response to a report of a man who had "stolen a vehicle and ran over a female subject."
A conversation with Lincoln County native storyteller Byron Crawford
By Tim Thornberry Kentucky Farm Bureau News Candid Conversation presents a discussion about the topical issues related to Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) priorities, the agricultural industry, and rural communities, in a question-and-answer format. In this special edition, Kentucky’s Storyteller Byron Crawford shares his memories of the more than 5,000 stories and columns he has written […] The post A conversation with Lincoln County native storyteller Byron Crawford appeared first on The Interior Journal.
LCMS girls basketball: Tradition of excellence continues under Coach Lane
By Casey Roberts Contributing Writer The Lincoln County Middle School girls basketball team, under the leadership of head coach Darren Lane, has kicked off their season with an impressive start, continuing a tradition of excellence that dates back to past championship teams. Lane, who previously led a team that included standouts like Emma King, Maddy […] The post LCMS girls basketball: Tradition of excellence continues under Coach Lane appeared first on The Interior Journal.
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