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David Pfortmiller
David Pfortmiller
David Pfortmiller 03/07/2023 23:00
Marlene Clark
Marlene Clark
Marlene Clark 03/07/2023 23:00
Commission Meeting Minutes
Commission Meeting Minutes
February 21, 2023 03/07/2023 23:00
Saving the Day
Saving the Day
Be prepared to grab your clocks and spring those hands forward an hour. It’s an annual ritual we call “daylight saving time” (DST). The entire country participates in daylight saving time except for Hawaii and parts of Arizona. This year, DST begins at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 12. Contrary to myth, DST can’t be blamed on farmers wanting more light at the end of their day. In fact, farmers protested the use of DST, which meant they were up earlier than ever to milk and feed. 03/07/2023 23:00
Sylvan-Lucas places first at Natoma Speech Tournament
Sylvan-Lucas places first at Natoma Speech Tournament
The Sylvan Speech captured first place at the Natoma Speech Tournament on Monday, February 27th, besting 2nd place Norton by 19 points and 3rd place Phillipsburg by 42. This was the second competition for the team this season. First place individual winners were Keeli Knobbe in Humorous Solo; Keeli Knobbe and Addie Wallace in Duet; and Kaylee Johnson in Original Oration. Second place honors went to Goldie Dohe in Prose, Addie Wallace in Serious Solo, and Molly Heller in Informative Speaking. Other medalists were Kaylee Johnson (3rd in Informative Speaking), (Sydney Heller 3rd in Original Oration), Molly Heller (4th in Serious Solo), Jacob Schultz (3rd in Humorous Solo and 6th in Prose), Valden Dohl and Harlan Pancost (4th in Duet), Valden Dohl (3rd in Prose), Harlan Pancost (5th in Poetry), Anna Feldkamp (5th in Prose and 6th in Poetry). Other team members performing were Hannah Pahls (Prose and Serious Solo), Aubrelle Hurlbut (Prose), Layne Buttenhoff (Humorous Solo and IDA), Sydney Heller (Serious Solo), Isaac Schultz (Impromptu and IDA), and Montana Griffiths and Kristyn Nimz (Duet and IDA). The team has currently qualified 9 team members for state competition. 03/07/2023 23:00
Hungry Hunter is back!
Hungry Hunter is back!
The Hungry Hunter is back, welcomed with open arms by the community. It didn’t take long for the word to get out that Bob was back behind the grill. 03/07/2023 23:00
Accepting grant applications
Accepting grant applications
SYLVAN GROVE, Kan.— The Post Rock Community Foundation is accepting applications for spring grants. Online applications opened March 1 and are due Monday, May 1, 2023. 03/07/2023 23:00
Post Rock Extension District Column
Post Rock Extension District Column
Understanding Internal Parasites in Beef Cattle 02/28/2023 23:00
Prairie Doc
Prairie Doc
It’s Healthy to Talk About Bodily Functions 02/28/2023 23:00
Guest Editorial
Guest Editorial
Guest Editorial 02/28/2023 23:00
Spice Up Your Life - Lindsay Young
Spice Up Your Life - Lindsay Young
Stop, chop and (hoagie) roll into this week’s fabulous sandwich 02/28/2023 23:00
Lincoln falls to St. John’s/Tipton
Lincoln falls to St. John’s/Tipton
Lincoln falls to St. John’s/Tipton 02/28/2023 23:00
Sylvan-Lucas advances in Sub-State
Sylvan-Lucas advances in Sub-State
Lincoln boys end season 8-12, Lincoln girls end season 9-12 02/28/2023 23:00
Julia Ella Bell Bland
Julia Ella Bell Bland
Julia Ella Bell Bland, 90, of Lincoln, KS died February 18, 2023 at Haysville, KS. She was born November 3, 1932 to Jesse Earl Bell and Lillian Mary (Johnson) Bell in Salina, KS. Left to celebrate her life include daughter Mary Hunt (Donnie), Belle Plaine, KS; sons Samuel Bland (Wendy), Orono, ME; John A. Bland (Marcia), Tigard, OR; Paul Bland (Lendi), Americus, KS; Mark Bland (Melissa), Conway, AR; Charles Bland (Rebecca), Claremore, OK; sixteen grandchildren; and sixteen great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, her spouse Rev. John W. Bland, and brothers Derriel Bell who died in infancy and Gail Bell who died in 1950 at age 22. 02/28/2023 23:00
Kevin Lee Bolte
Kevin Lee Bolte
Kevin Lee Bolte, 63, passed away Thursday, February 23, 2023 at his home in Lindsborg, KS. He was born June 30, 1959 in Lincoln, KS to Roland W. and G. Bernice (Ricker) Bolte. Kevin was a master electrician who worked for B&W Electric for 26 years. For the past 17 years he founded and operated Bolte Electric. He married Terry (Dinkie) Wishcop in South Lake Tahoe, CA on September 18, 2004. Kevin was a gun enthusiast who enjoyed target and trap shooting as well as hunting. He loved 4-wheeling in the mountains and riding his motorcycle. He also enjoyed traveling with his wife and family. 02/28/2023 23:00
Sharron Hamilton
Sharron Hamilton
Sharron Hamilton was born Dec. 19, 1933, at Ellsworth Hospital, but she soon headed for Lincoln, Kan., where she would spend most of her 89 years. Sharron, born into the Great Depression, was the first child of Thomas and Haddie (Brockett) King. Her father supplemented the family larder by fishing – catfish, mostly – from the Saline River, which led to Sharron’s lifetime aversion to seafood of all kinds. 02/28/2023 23:00
FAA Week fun for all
FAA Week fun for all
February 18-25 was National FAA week, and our local chapter celebrated in style. 02/28/2023 23:00
Feldkamp honored for career achievement
Feldkamp honored for career achievement
The Kansas State University Carl R. Ice College of Engineering will honor nine alumni for significant early to mid-career success at its annual Seaton Society Celebration March 4. Recipients of the college’s Professional Progress Award were nominated by their respective department heads and confirmed by Matt O’Keefe, dean of engineering. Lincoln’s own Jonathan Feldkamp will be one of those nine recipients. 02/28/2023 23:00
Lebien named Firefighter of the Year
Lebien named Firefighter of the Year
Austin Lebien was named Firefighter of the Year at the 5th annual awards banquet held February 18. Lebien responded to 47 of the 60 runs, meetings and training sessions throughout 2022. 02/28/2023 23:00
Marcon Valentines
Marcon Valentines
Marcon Valentines 02/28/2023 23:00
Guest Editorial
Guest Editorial
Guest Editorial 02/21/2023 23:00
Lincoln-Sentinel-Republican

Lincoln Sentinel-Republican