Articles from the April 3, 2019 edition
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Fish kill reported at 4x4 Road bridge
The bitter cold temperatures that gripped the area in February and early March is believed to be the culprit behind a fish kill near the bridge at...
New Lincoln Bike Rally organizers seek, encourage local support
Members of the Tenacious Dames, the women's motorcycle club organizing the 2019 Lincoln Bike Rally for the Lincoln Valley Chamber of Commerce, hosted...
Legislative Roundup: House advances Medicaid expansion with work requirements, bill would incentivize film industry, 'Real Meat Act' passes
HELENA -- The Montana House of Representatives voted 61-37 Saturday to pass a controversial bill to extend Medicaid expansion. The expanded program...
Photo: Lincoln eateries recognized
The Pit Stop, Lincoln Schools and the Senior Center's Lincoln Dinner Club were among 59 dining establishments in Lewis and Clark County recognized...
Dear Dietician: Food Alegires
Dear Readers, Food allergies are on the rise in the United States, and it is estimated that as many as 8 percent of children suffer from at least one...
Thank you for the support of Fireman's Ball
We would like to extend a huge thanks to all the people who supported the Lincoln Fireman's Ball this year. Thanks to the businesses that helped with...
Kathy Daniels
Katherine Louise Doney Daniels, 71, of Helmville, MT, passed away March 28, 2019. She was born to parents William James Doney and Geraldine Geary... Full story
Barbara Peetz
Barbara Kay Kemp was born Aug. 25, 1946 in Auburn, Calif. She grew up in the small town of Greenwood, Calif. where her parents owned Kemp's Grocery... Full story
Mountaintop Musings: Springtime Ramblings
Well spring has finally showed up, both on the calendar and in the warmer temperatures and melting snow. I know we are all glad for this time of year, especially after the rough month we had in...
Return of the GeoBee
Paige Gilbert jumped up and down with excitement after going a full nine rounds and walking away as the winner of Lincoln School's National...
Council for the Arts bringing popular ventriloquist to Lincoln
The Lincoln Council for the Arts has sponsored two performances by nationally recognized ventriloquist Lynn Trefzger, who is slated to bring her...
April 20 deadline for using Shopko gift cards
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox is encouraging Montanans with Shopko gift cards to use them as soon as possible. According to the Attorney General’s Office of Consumer Protection, Shopko will be...
Public Comment period extended one week on Stonewall Vegetation Project DSEIS
LINCOLN, MONT.—Members of the public will have one additional week to provide substantive comments on the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact...
Blackfoot River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited to host 20th annual banquet April 27
Lincoln's Blackfoot River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited 20th Annual Banquet Blackfoot Chapter of Ducks Unlimited invites you to join us for an evening...
Family comes through in untenable situations
This winter I spent some time in both retro and introspection. The results aren't very good, I'm afraid. I showed some promise as a child, but when pu...
Melting snow means forest insect pest management
Springtime is here, and for a lot of forest landowners it means getting back into the woods on their property for cleanup and upkeep. It also means...
