People all across this country and, in fact, around the world, claim roots in Logan County. They have very interesting stories to tell, and some of them like to connect with those of us who stayed at home. Logan County Diaspora publishes the stories of former Logan County residents. With their permission, we also include their e-mail addresses so that old friends might be reunited. If you wish to be part of the Logan County Diaspora, email ldneditor@lincolndailynews.com.
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Lincoln Remains Close to her Heart Thank you so much for the opportunity to stay posted on the happenings in my hometown! I am currently living in the north Georgia mountains, but my children spend the summers in Lincoln visiting their grandparents, and they love to look at the pictures of places in Lincoln and stay familiar with their "summer surroundings" After viewing the message board that one other Lincoln site has, I think I will stick with lincolndailynews.com, where I can see the news that I want to see....how things are progressing, and the good that still comes from my little hometown. Keep up the good work! Lincoln may be 700 miles from my home, but is much closer to my heart! Traycee Ritchhart-Pirkle Traycee87@alltel.net Traycee@americashomeplace.com (2-16-00) Lincoln Native Recalls Rec Center Days I was just told about your website in Lincoln. As a native who has been away for many years, it's really nice to be able to keep up with the news in Lincoln. I've been living in Omaha, Neb., for many years now and I still remember the good old days at the Rec Center in Lincoln. For friends, my e-mail is Weindorf1@juno.com Don Weindorf (2-10-00)
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World Traveler Keeps up on Lincoln Thank you for lincolndailynews.com. My name is Denise and I am living in the Port Charlotte, Fla., area. I am getting established in real estate here in Southwest Florida after moving to this area within the last year from the north of England. I lived in Lincoln until I was 27 in 1983, before starting a world traveling lifestyle. Although living thousands of miles away (i.e., Texas, California, Australia, England) over the years, I have managed to return to see my family, friends, and just to see Lincoln every six months on average. Now that plans have it that visits will be less often, it is absolutely great to have lincolndailynews.com for that Lincoln connection. My parents are down here for 'The Season." January to April. They are enjoying the benefits of the new lincolndailynews and the latitude of Florida, that of sun, warm, wildlife, and the new pool construction going on in my back yard with the golf course view. Ya' all come down now! :o) Now you won't miss out on any Lincoln area news either! I am so excited about lincolndailynews that I am starting a classified ad to help readers learn more about wintering in Florida. Many thanks. Denise Radcliffe Wood (2-11-00) Alabama Resident Likes Lincoln Photos Great web page. My brother just sent me the link to the web site so that I can keep up with the news from back home. I left Lincoln back in 1963 for the Air Force. I currently reside in Alabama but Lincoln is never far from my mind. I truly enjoyed seeing the pictures of the different places around town and what is going on. Keep up the good work. dlowe@ispchannel.com Dale A. Lowe (2-8-00)
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