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COLUMN: Lincoln All School Reunion Canceled The Lincoln All School reunion has been the second Sunday in July for many years, but due to the covid virus it is necessary to cancel the reunion this year. ... by Jackie Brooks - July 1, 2020

June Is (Have A Little) Humor Month These days we need a little humor instead of the constant "maybe when." For weeks we received our daily paper one (or two) days late, by mail, so it was thought... by Jackie Brooks - June 24, 2020

Lincoln Lifestyles J.C. and Christeen Albright recently enjoyed a "drive by" as they, friends and family surprised their great-grandson Nian Albright with the celebration of his 7... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - June 3, 2020

COLUMN: A Day Of 'Real' Visiting After all those weeks of "stay home" and six-foot spacing, our family enjoyed a day of real visiting, though it was only on the porch and in the yard. by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - May 27, 2020

COLUMN: Decorating Days Coming Up When my sewing machine quit working (in the middle of an important project), I called Mr. Honea, and he was so covered up with projects, he said mine was the la... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - May 20, 2020

'When The Roses Bloom' Decorations for the third Sunday in May, are Academy, Bug Scuffle, Cemetery Hill, Cox, Dutch Mills, Eighty-Six, Garret Creek, Howell, Illinois Chapel, Lewis Lib... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - May 13, 2020

Lincoln Lifestyles The hummingbirds are here, as are the martins, filling the big boxes with nests. The hummers are fun to watch, and they are good pollinators. The martins are sa... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - May 6, 2020

COLUMN: A Dusting Of Snow It was no surprise when we received snow this past week. I have seen it cover tall flowers in mid-April, this sometime in the mid 1950s. This last snow just nip... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - April 22, 2020

EDITORIAL: Budget Passes; Hickey Elected Senate Pro Tem It may take more than a week to assess all that happened last week down in Little Rock. by Maylon T. Rice WCEL Columnist - April 22, 2020

Remembering 1928 Tornado As I sit here, "I remember" only the aftermath of the tornado 92 years ago, that demolished six houses and pulled two others from the foundation. I don't rememb... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - April 15, 2020

Lincoln Lifestyles With the new term "social distancing" in effect, days seem to drag, but time does pass, and it is April already! And, April is Keep America Beautiful, decoratin... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - April 8, 2020

COLUMN: Can We Just Talk About The Weather Again? What a break from the subject of the weather reports. (One person had wondered, "What season will next week be in?") However, the weather will always be with us... by Marie M. Roy WCEL Columnist - March 25, 2020

State's coronavirus cases rise to 118; Governor warns of strain on health system The number of coronavirus cases in Arkansas continued to grow Saturday, reaching 118, as Gov. Asa Hutchinson warned that the spread of the virus likely will not... by Ginny Monk, John Moritz - March 22, 2020

Pay, Per Diem Up For 2019 Arkansas State Senate Members While the modern salary commission method of awarding the pay for Arkansas' elected officials has leveled the past several decades of salary inequity in elected... by Maylon T. Rice WCEL Columnist - March 18, 2020

Arkansas case total rises to 16, health officials report SUNDAY UPDATE: The total number of cases testing positive for coronavirus has increased from 12 to 16, the Arkansas Department of Health reported Sunday. by Andy Davis - March 15, 2020