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April is Citizen Science Month
Every April, professional scientists and amateurs alike celebrate Citizen Science Month. Citizen science is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary...
The Wheels on The Bus...
Lincoln has a new smaller bus to help transport students. It joined the three larger buses last spring as part of the D&L Bus fleet owned by Laurie...
Lincoln Blood drives sees surge in donations during last year
The American Red Cross comes up to Lincoln every eight weeks to host a blood drive. If you've donated at one of these drives in the last two years,...
Nature Pick: Buttercups and Bluebirds
With sunshiny days and warm weather, it's difficult not to start thinking about spring. One of the first harbingers of spring in the Lincoln Valley...
'Ted K' debuts in Berlin
The new movie "Ted K," directed by Tony Stone, debuted Mar. 1 in Berlin at Berlinale, the 71st Berlin International Film Festival. The film stars...
Becky's Big Buck
When Jen Dailey and her daughter-in-law Becky went in search of a big buck a friend had told them about, they didn't know the buck they found would be...
Heritage House introducing bulk food
The Montana Heritage House planned to make their new bulk offerings available on Mar 1. The bulk offerings are part of an ongoing effort by the...
Grant to help fund Matt King House roof
The Upper Blackfoot Valley Historical Society received a grant from the Lincoln Valley Community Foundation in January to continue reconstruction of...
Fundraising underway for new Lincoln Loggers Wrestling Club mats
The Lincoln Loggers Wrestling Club has seen many successes since it started in 2016, placing twice as a team at State Little Guy Wrestling...
Pete Sitch Basketball Tournament canceled for second year, Fireman's Ball to be rescheduled
The coronavirus pandemic continues to take a toll on long-standing community events. The Pete Sitch Memorial Basketball Tournament, which usually...
Arts Council, Historical Society bring back Olga Perkl pasties for joint fundraising effort
The Lincoln Council for the Arts and the Upper Blackfoot Valley Historical Society have banded together for a local fundraiser selling pasties using Olga Perkl’s recipe. The fundraiser came to...
Veteran Highlight" Bill O'Neill
Bill O'Neill graduated from Ronan High School and was drafted into the Army in September of 1953, when he was 18 years old. O'Neill was inducted in...
Lincoln students take part in BPA competition
Lincoln high school students participated in the Business Professionals of America virtual regional competition Jan. 27. BPA strives to "develop and...
Library providing access to digital magazines at no charge
The Lincoln Branch of the Lewis & Clark Library has long offered digital materials for patrons to check out, including ebooks, streaming movies, music, and audiobooks. This week, the library...
Nature Pick: Fireweed
Fireweed, or Chamerion angustifolium, is a native species found throughout Canada and in the vast majority of the United States, except for...
FWP donation gives Lincoln High School wildlife class insight into Montana's animals
Lincoln School's wildlife class received a donation of eight wildlife cameras this fall from Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, which helped them to...
Leather and Fur Traders offer a unique shopping experience
Heidi Ressie opened Lincoln Leather and Fur Traders at 206 Main St. in Lincoln this past October and offers a wide variety of goods. An avid lifelong...
Lincoln Schools Science Circus gets virtual
Lincoln's junior high and high school students participate in a Science Circus every two years, and this year, community members can see all the...
Weed District board still lacks Lincoln representative
The Lincoln position on the Lewis and Clark County Weed District board has been open for well over a year, said County Commissioner Jim McCormick, who serves on the board. A Lincoln representative...
Race to the Sky canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
The Race to the Sky board met on Jan. 10 to make final decisions about the race and whether or not to proceed. "We canceled for this year because of...
Optomist club fundraiser a success
The Blackfoot Valley Optimist Club held a successful fundraiser over the Christmas holidays and is looking forward to new events and opportunities...
Rolfe sworn in; brings private sector experience to County Commission
Lewis and Clark County Com-missioner Tom Rolfe was sworn in Dec. 29, 2020 for his first term. Rolfe, who was elected to the position Susan Good Geise...
BPSW looking ahead to busy, productive 2021
Blackfoot Pathways Sculpture in the Wild looks forward to a full event season in 2021, after the cancellation and postponement of last year’s events and artists due to the COVID-19 pandemic. BSPW wi...
The path to Lincoln Gulch Engraving and Leatherworks
Heidi and Jim Agner have lived in Lincoln since 2013 and are the husband and wife duo behind Lincoln Gulch Engraving and Leatherworks. They live with...
Hooper Park receives donation
Hooper Park in Lincoln recently received an anonymous $3,000 donation. “They wanted half of it to go to the skatepark, enhancing the skatepark, the other half to the park itself,” said Nyle...
