With a broad smile, Elvira Fleming cuts the tape for the new handrails in front of the Arcade building. Mayor Keith Snyder (in yellow shirt) said that shortly after taking office he was contacted by Fleming about the need for handrails to navigate up the stepped curb. The 92-year-old said this will help people who are older than she make it up the steps. When asked what she thought of the mayor and city's response to her request, she said. "This is why I came back to Lincoln."

Picture by Mike Fak
 

Friday morning at 8:15 tune in to "Open Mic."

Audio Simulcast with WLCN Radio (Click Here)

                                                             Auto Sales  

CLOSE UP: Aug. 11th
 Sunney Art Center, Linpro Dance Club, Hardee's and Toys for Tots, cruise-in at Culver's, and bike ride at Latham Park make the Close Up
Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting!

sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance

Recent Top Stories Index

Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial

The Lincoln Log

 

 

 

Looking for a great recipe?

Want to win prizes just for submitting your recipes?

Check out Grab Your Fork for details

Sponsored by

 

And, don't forget this great coupon for IGA: