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Lincoln teachers, students adapt to distance learning
Lincoln School teachers adapted quickly to Governor Bullock's March 15 announcement that schools would be closing for two weeks, rallying together and...
LincTel helps students get connected
Two weeks ago, when school closures were announced with little warning, Lincoln Telephone stepped in to work with Lincoln Schools to get internet...
Lincoln EMS above average for CPR saves
The Lincoln Volunteer Ambulance performs well above the national average when giving life-saving CPR. This year alone, the LVA team has made two CPR...
Geise joins Senate race as Libertarian candidate
Lewis and Clark County Commission Susan Good Geise joined the Montana 2020 Senate race as a Libertarian candidate on March 18. When Libertarian...
Lincoln Library working to help patrons during four-week closure
With organizations and agencies shutting down in attempts to slow the spread of the coronavirus, communities are having to navigate lost access to...
Science Fair Gives Kids a Chance to Learn From Setbacks and Successes
After spending weeks designing experiments, writing hypotheses, and testing out theories, Pre-K through 10th grade students presented their findings...
Lincoln Skatepark ramping up 2020 fundraising efforts
Jeff Ament, bass guitarist for Pearl Jam, is originally from Big Sandy, Mont., and has helped build more than a dozen skateparks in rural towns...
Outdoor Club works with local landowner to expand cross country ski trail options
Groomed cross-country ski trails around the Lincoln School track and through Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild and the adjacent Forest Service...
Additional academic help can be a challenge for Lincoln students
When students need extra help with academics, whether for sports eligibility or to brush up on a difficult subject, there aren’t many opportunities in Lincoln. One option for students is to work wit...
Kids can Dream Big with Read It
Every February, Lincoln School librarian Joanie Templeton organizes the Read It program for students up to 6th grade to encourage reading activities throughout the month. Working with teachers to set...
Lincoln students finding focus with wobble stools
When Lincoln technology teacher Laura Allen-Bullis wanted to upgrade the seating in her classroom to keep up with student needs, she sought funding fo...
Student-driven media class, You Tube channel a growing production
A new student-initiated class at the Lincoln School District this year has started a YouTube channel and creates a school-related news broadcast every...
Lincoln School Board update
The Lincoln School Board held their regularly monthly meeting Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln School Library. The meeting included updates about the...
High school tech class aims to improve Lincoln School website
Lincoln Public Schools introduced a new class this semester to manage the school's website. Four students will be working with technology teacher Laur...
Senior Center Valentines party a success
The Lincoln Senior Center celebrated Valentine’s Day on Friday with a special roast beef lunch. The original sign-up sheet had room for 30 attendees, but Senior Center Coordinator Diane Ironi...
Lincoln's Barnett wins Dear Author contest
Local 5th grader Elijah Barnett was one of five winners in the Lewis & Clark Library’s annual Dear Author Contest this January, earning a Sphere SPRK+ robot for himself, four tickets to a Helena...
Lincoln Ambulance still feeling pinch from unpaid patient bills
In 2017, the Lincoln Volunteer Ambulance expected to shut down without the passage of the mill levy that allowed the Lincoln Rural Fire Department to...
MSA's Trans-Montana Ride coming though Lincoln Feb. 7
The Montana Snowmobile Association's annual Trans-Montana week-long charity ride will take place from Feb. 6-11, to benefit the Montana chapter of...
Lincoln School Board Notes
The Lincoln School Board held its monthly meeting Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln School Library. This month’s meeting, which was delayed a week, included updates on school organizations, the...
Snow Warriors busy with events, maintenance
The Ponderosa Snow Warriors have several upcoming rides this winter, snow permitting. The first, a midnight fun run teaming up with the Montana...
Lincoln Loggers wrestling club carries on with new head coach
Lincoln’s wrestling club, the Lincoln Loggers, had their first tournament two weekends ago in Shelby and will have one or two tournaments every weekend from now until Mar. 7. The club, composed of...
Lincoln Volunteer Ambulance training new class of EMTs
A new batch of students have enrolled in the Emergency Medical Technician course offered through the Lincoln Volunteer Ambulance that began this...
The origin of Hi Sign Road
The recent story about Hi Sign Brewing raised the question: what’s the origin of Hi Sign Road and its distinctive sign? Francis Beehler offered his recollection. In 1970, when the dump was moved, Be...
Local support for Imagination Library grows
It takes a community to sponsor Dolly Parton's Imagination Library project, and Lincoln organizations are pulling together again to ensure kids...
Many open seats on local elected boards; recent change to state law could impact filing options
With the filing deadline for Lewis and Clark County Boards approaching, a new law may come into play for Lincoln’s elected boards. All five elected boards in Lincoln will have positions up for...
