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Brolly begins residency at Sculpture in the Wild
Michael Brolly is one of two featured artists-in-residence at Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild this year, and he will be in Lincoln for a...
Kolves donate groomer to Ponderosa Snow Warriors
The Ponderosa Snow Warriors received a new groomer this year, donated by Glen and Marge Kolve. The new groomer belongs to the snowmobile club and...
Montana Poet Laureates to draw inspiration from BPSW, work with Lincoln students
Each September, Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild invites artists, composers, musicians, and other creators to Lincoln as part of the Artist...
Fashion and fun at UBVHS Heritage Day
The Upper Blackfoot Valley Historical Society hosted the annual Lincoln Heritage Day last Saturday with approximately 125 attendees. The event...
A foot stompin' good time returns to Grantier Barn
The Lincoln Council for the Arts sponsored the annual Barn Dance this year on Aug. 13. As in years past, the dance took place at Eddie Grantier's...
Art & Music festival returns
The Lincoln Arts & Music Festival is set to return Aug. 14 and 15 after a hiatus last year due to COVID-19. The event is scheduled to include...
Annual Clothing Giveaway has banner year
Lincoln's annual Clothing Giveaway started Aug. 1 in the Lincoln Community Hall and had extended hours this year. Organizers are looking at ways to...
Petition signatures needed to move RID chip seal projects forward
Two petitions to fund chip sealing on Lincoln’s hard surface streets continue to be available to residents living in the Lincoln and Lambkins Rural Improvement Districts. If 20 percent or more of...
Montana Independent Living Project specialist to visit Lincoln next week
The Montana Independent Living Project, which provides a variety of services to promote independence for people living with disabilities in...
Paws Inn provides pet boarding services for animals large and small
Rayna Thompson opened Paws Inn Pet Boarding in Lincoln on June 7. "I used to babysit dogs around town here when I was in high school," said Thompson,...
Annual Hooper Park Flea Market sees busy comeback
The annual Hooper Park Flea Market returned to Lincoln last weekend with a near record-setting number of vendors booked. Forty-five of the 50 vendors...
Stage 1 Fire restrictions go into effect throughout region; some exceptions in Lincoln area for now
Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest instituted Stage 1 fire restrictions throughout the forest beginning Friday, July 9 at 12:01 a.m., with the...
Ranger District looking ahead with plans for maintenance, trails, wildfire resilience projects
Lincoln District Ranger Rob Gump addressed the dry conditions on the Lincoln Ranger District during Lincoln Government Day July 2 (see story Stage 1 F...
Children's book on the way from Lincoln Artist Annie Allen Clark
Local artist Annie Allen Clark's book, "Undulating La Roux," is due out this December from Sweetgrass Books, a division of Montana's Farcountry...
Lincoln featured in report on projects in four states connecting conservation, outdoor rec. with rural economic well-being
A recent white paper published by the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and Heart of the Rockies Initiative features Lincoln as a case...
Know your OHV laws, rules and regulations
As summer returns to Lincoln, so, too, do off-highway vehicles. Proper operation of OHVs, particularly in town, can help ensure the safety of kids,...
After year-long break, activities resume at Senior Center
In the last month, the Lincoln Senior Center has starting hosting some of the weekly activities that had been canceled during the pandemic. Dominoes...
Lincoln history teacher Gary Roberson retires
Gary Roberson, who taught history for Lincoln Schools, retired this year after about 15 years with the district. "I started back in 1992, and I...
Wild Ungulate Babies
With the celebration of Mother's Day in May and Father's Day in June, Lincoln residents can look forward to the birth of ungulate babies during those...
Lincoln looking forward to full slate of summer events
Lincoln is set to have a banner summer, with events and activities scheduled most weekends through the end of August. Memorial Day weekend set the...
Nature Picks: Things that don't belong
When unusual weather occurrences happen, like snow storms in late May, it can alter the migratory paths of wildlife, and species may be found in...
Lincoln Farmers Market gets a reboot
Lincoln's first farmers market in two years kicked off on June 4 with several booths and a steady flow of visitors at Valler's Market. The plan to...
Improvements planned for Sculpture in the Wild
Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild received a new grant this year to help fund some facilities improvements and greater access to the park for...
After a years delay, Montana History students get their extended field trip
Lincoln students who completed the Montana History class in the 2019-2020 school year were unable to go on the class field trip to Yellowstone, which...
Additional funding for 21st Century Grant restores after school POUNCE Program
Lincoln Schools administration learned May 3 they had been selected to receive funding from the 21st Century Community Learning Center grant for the...
