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William ‘Ed’ Simms steps down as Lincoln County attorney
William “Ed” Simms is seated in the office of his private law practice on Main Avenue North where he will continue serving clients. Simms began serving as the County Attorney for Lincoln County 24 years ago and stepped down from that position on May 31.
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Museum Association board receives State grant to inventory contents of 100 year-old Borden Milk Plant building
The Fayetteville-Lincoln County Museum and Event Center is celebrating America’s 250th anniversary and is planning for the 100 years of the Borden Milk Plant building, which houses the museum, in June 2027. The Museum Association board oversees the museum. Current board members include James Patterson, president, John Woodall, advisor, Mark Mitchell, treasurer, Eugene Ham, Jim…
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New turf in ‘The Pit’
Lincoln County High School’s Meadows-Thompson Stadium, known as “The Pit,” is getting a full makeover. Crews from Jean’s Lawn and Garden have been removing turf…
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