Tuesday evening the Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of Commerce ambassadors accompanied by director Andi Hake, welcomed another new business to Lincoln. Cal Pollice has opened his Edward Jones Investments office at 1400 Woodlawn, the former home of Nobbe Eye Care Clinic. Pollice will be working with seasoned professional Bob Neal who has an office in the downtown area.  Neal will spend time in the Woodlawn office as well. In addition to opening a new business, Pollice and his family are new residents to the community, having moved to Lincoln within just the past few days.

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