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After the Lincoln County Clerk’s Office officially certified the April 6 elections, some people could breathe a heavy sigh of relief.
“A goal without a plan is just a wish.”
April is National Child Abuse Awareness month.
Following the announcement from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration earlier today, the Lincoln County Health Department paused the distribution of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine to residents.
Lincoln County voters considered several ballot propositions when they went to the polls on April 6.
About 40 parents and their children arrived at 10:00 on Saturday, April 3, to take part in the fun provided by the folks at Silex Community News, Knight Owls Cafe, and numerous anonymous donors.
The Easter Bunny brought lots of smiles to various locations in Elsberry on Saturday, April 3.
Troy man charged with domestic assault
Prosecutor’s Office says victim lacks mental capacity to consent to sex
Weather permitting, starting Monday, the bridge located on Route CC, over Bryant’s Creek, approximately 3.6 miles west of Route 79 near Elsberry, will close for a bridge replacement project with the anticipation of completion prior to Independence Day.
As outgoing mayor and alderman candidate Chuck Turbyeville said, “only in Silex.”
Voters went to the polls on April 6 to cast ballots to determine who would represent them in the various areas of Lincoln County.
Weather permitting, from April 19 to April 22, MoDOT crews will close Lincoln County Route P at Old Kings Lake Creek, located south of Kickapoo Road, for bridge work.
Turning Point Advocacy Services announces its upcoming virtual fundraising event
With 100% of precincts reporting:
An Iowa woman is in the Lincoln County Jail after a traffic stop led to a deputy being injured at the scene.
It took 30 hours. Sixty, if you count the time it took to design and gather the materials.
St. Louis man held on weapons charge
A local man will spend the next 20 years in prison as part of plea deal reached with the Lincoln County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office on March 23.
Think about the future!
The National Weather Service out of St. Louis has issued a Freeze Warning in effect from 1 a.m. Thursday until 9 a.m., and 1 a.m. Friday until 9 a.m. for Lincoln County.
The not-for-profit North East Community Action Corporation recently held its annual Installation of Officers and Directors meeting.
On March 19, the health workers vaccinating residents from Lincoln County and beyond at the Lincoln County Health Department were treated to lunch as a show of appreciation, thank to the Lincoln County Democrat Club.
Lincoln County prosecutors have charged two Nebraska men with several charges after a traffic stop yielded a litany of evidence.
Finances are the No. 1 cause of the dissolution of relationships.
Silex man faces two felony charges
Authorities believe suspect part of auto-theft ring
Weather permitting, Mar. 29 through Apr. 1, MoDOT crews will close Lincoln County Route J at Big Creek, located south of Lincoln County Route U, for bridge work.
Lincoln County Veterans Coffee Talk celebrated its 10th anniversary at the Lincoln County Council on Aging on March 18.
When the Troy Board of Aldermen met for its monthly meeting on March 15 at City Hall, it was welcomed by a large crowd of local residents who were less than happy about construction near their neighborhoods.
Foley woman charged with assault
The walls of the office are still empty, though there are some memorabilia on the desk.
On March 17, the Moscow Mills Bicentennial Committee hosted its Founders Day event at the Moscow Mills Lions Club.
Moscow Mills received a special visitor for its 200th anniversary celebration on March 17.
On Feb. 26, 1987, President Ronald Reagan officially declared Proclamation 5613, making March “National Disabilities Awareness Month.”
On March 17, the City of Moscow Mills will be celebrating its 200th anniversary with a flag-raising ceremony at 10 a.m.
On March 10, 2005, 13-year-old Bianca Piper got into an argument with her mother, Shannon Tanner, about doing the dishes at their home in Foley.
Elsberry man charged with domestic assault, armed criminal action
Troy teen charged
Like history itself, the Lincoln County Historical and Archaeological Society is a work in progress.
Troy woman arrested for drug, explosives possession
The legal battle between Lincoln County Court Clerk Karla Allsberry and 45th Circuit Judge Patrick Flynn took another turn on Feb. 15.
With all the negatives in the World, it is nice to hear a happy ending to a story, especially when its main character is a dog.
There are two sides to every story.
A Hawk Point man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for possession of child pornography on Feb. 18 at the Lincoln County Justice Center in Troy.
A St. Charles County woman who slipped out of her handcuffs and then took off in a patrol car and was later found hiding in a trash can, authorities said.
On Feb. 11, Winfield Mayor Ryan Ruckel announced at the city’s board of alderman meeting that he was stepping down from his position, effective immediately.
On a bitterly cold morning in Troy, when many of Lincoln County’s residents were home because road conditions were left impassable in several parts of the county due to Winter Storm Uri, Andrew Crump was in the kitchen of Lincoln County Fire Protection District 1 cooking breakfast.
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