Articles from the December 24, 2020 edition
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Accident takes out power pole in downtown Lincoln
A man driving from Missoula to Great Falls fell asleep at the wheel and struck a power pole in front of the Power House Gym in downtown Lincoln...
Board of Health approves emergency COVID rules as hedge against changes to state directives
The Lewis and Clark City-County Board of Health passed "Emergency Rules and Regulations in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic" on Thursday, Dec. 17. Ma... Full story
Tory Kendrick to serve as acting Lincoln District Ranger
Lincoln, Mont. – Beginning in mid-January, Tory Kendrick will take on the role as the Acting District Ranger for the Lincoln Ranger District for 20...
Carols and Pie, Oh My
With nearly all holiday events canceled in Lincoln this year, Lincoln residents have two new opportunities to come together and celebrate while still... Full story
Letter: Don't encourage gatherings
Don Niemeir, what is wrong with you? Maybe you should stick to preaching the gospel, which I hear you're very good at, because you seem to know...
Letter: Christian Nation
Tomorrow we celebrate the most important day in the history of the world and the holiest day in the Christian world: The birth of Jesus Christ. My one hope is that as a Christian nation, we can do a...
Christmas Trivia: The term "Xmas" dates back to the 1500s
Think "Xmas" is a newly nefarious attempt to take Christ out of Christmas? Think again. According to From Adam's Apple to Xmas: An Essential... Full story
COVID-19 cases increase in Lincoln but total numbers still can't be verified
Verifiable numbers of COVID 19 cases for the community of Lincoln remain hard to verify, but Lincoln Volunteer Ambulance President Aaron Birkholz... Full story
Scam Alert: Medicare Cards not being replaced
If you're on Medicare, be aware: You will not be receiving a new chip card or a plastic version to replace your paper ID card. If somebody calls you to tell you that, they're lying. It's another...
Self Care & Being the Light in Your Own Life
There has been a lot of talk in my world of Facebook, blogs, and books I’ve been gravitating to lately about “self-care.” It seems like such an...
Low player turnout has Lincoln High basketball season up in the air
This year's Lincoln Lynx basketball season, which was already delayed due to COVID-19, is hanging on the rim as Lincoln school athletic director and...
Armstrongs recall 30-plus years of 'Santa Clausing'
Bob Armstrong played Santa Claus in Lincoln for 30 years, and while he has been retired from that position since 2014, many still think of him as the...
Survey Results: Montanans' views on grizzly bears
HELENA - A new survey of Montanans shows positive attitudes toward grizzly bears and support for the presence of grizzly bears within the state,...
FWP looks to developing management plan, builds on work by GBAC
HELENA – Managing Montana's population of grizzly bears is front and center for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks as the agency looks to build on...
Fish consumption guidance updated for portions of Clark Fork, Bitterroot and Blackfoot Rivers in western Montana
MISSOULA – The State of Montana Fish Guidance Board, which includes Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) and the Departments of Environmental Qu...
Grove of light
Although neither the most complex nor ornate light display in Lincoln, the wrapped tree trunks at Scott and Lisa Large's place along Stemple Pass...
Montana VA Health Care System begins COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution with Moderna Vaccine
Helena, Mont. - The Fort Harrison VA Medical Center just received its first shipment of the Moderna vaccine at around 8:00 a.m., Dec. 23. The MTVAHCS...
