Lincoln County News

Mothers Day

Mothers Day

Mothers Day

We men should have on our minds why this coming Sunday is a special day. In case you’ve forgotten, this Sunday is Mother’s Day. It’s definitely the day to honor the women in our lives.

Letter to the editor

To the editor Too bad for all, the talk and hype on children wanting to change their gender.

Trial set in turnpike case

A motorist on the Turner Turnpike charged with trafficking in illegal drugs has pleaded not guilty and waived a speedy trial. Gregory Johnson, 23, with no address listed, was formally charged Jan. 27 this year in Lincoln County District Court with trafficking in illegal drugs.

Town Talk

Town Talk volunteers are selling bricks in Ed. Smalley Centennial Park at the Veteran’s Memorial. Several people have inquired if they could still purchase a brick in the Memorial and the answer is now yes! We have many bricks that are already in place but have not yet been inscribed.

Trial set in traffic death

A jury trial date has been set for an Ada woman bound over on amended charges in connection with a fatal traffic collision that killed a Prague man about 2½ years ago.

Kidnapping charges filed

An Agra man has been charged with kidnapping and two other felonies following his arrest by Lincoln County authorities. A felony charge of kidnapping and two other felony counts were formally filed in Lincoln County District Court on May 5 against Terry Lee Ludtke, 63.
‘Final paycheck’

‘Final paycheck’

‘Final paycheck’

Former Chandler Mayor Gene Imel received a light-hearted ‘compensation check’ for his 13 years of service to the City of Chandler last week during a special City Council meeting.
Laura Taylor

Laura Taylor

Wellston announces valedictorians, salutatorian

Wellston High School has announced its valedictorians and salutatorian for the Class of 2023. Valedictorians are Laura Taylor, Kaylee Danker and Kaitlyn Newton. Kolton Hunt is the salutatorian. Laura Taylor Laura Taylor is the daughter of Todd and Jenny Taylor.
Pets

Pets

Pets

This coming Tuesday, May 9, will mark a year since the day we had to take our pooch Bailey to the vet and have her put to sleep. My wife Pat and I think of her frequently. In fact, we often catch ourselves saying something to our cat and calling her Bailey.