Lincoln Community High School Prom Gran March to be this evening at 5 p.m.

 

[April 30, 2022] 

The 2022 Lincoln Community High School Grand March held prior to prom on April 30 will begin at 5 p.m. on the Logan County Courthouse Lawn west wide, weather permitting.

In case of inclement weather, the grand march will be moved to Roy S. Anderson Gymnasium at LCHS with the same start time.

"WLCN radio in Atlatna is proud to continue presenting coverage of the grand march,” said Jim Ash, general manager of WLCN. "We are happy the tradition of the LCHS Grand March continues, as it was initiated by Jeff Maxwell.”

Maxwell, known as "Jeff No. 2” to WLCN listeners, was marketing manager, morning show co-host and nighttime deejay at WLCN prior to his passing in February 2021. He organized and coordinated not only WLCN’s coverage of the event, but all aspects of the grand march the last several years it took place prior to 2021.

Kathie Williams, owner of Small Town Creations in Lincoln, returns to serve as grand march coordinator this year after organizing the 2021 event.

Coverage will be available online only and not via the FM radio station. The live videostream can be accessed at WLCNOnline.com by clicking the Watch live badge on the homepage. A recording of the event will be archived on the WLCN YouTube page and available for viewing in perpetuity following the event.

Since 2018, WLCN has provided livestream video coverage of a variety of events, including LCHS football and boys and girls basketball. In addition, WLCN livestreams other events, such as the Logan County Fair Queen contest, the Logan County Boys basketball tournament, local IESA boys and girls basketball state tournament games, the Logan County Fair Demolition Derby and the weekly Cheap Seats Saturday Morning Sports Show.

WLCN’s coverage of the 2022 LCHS Grand March is sponsored by: United Community Bank; ME Realty; Lincoln Heating & Cooling; Brady’s Painting and Construction; Lincoln IGA; Graue, Inc.; Culver’s of Lincoln; Mary Todd’s Hallmark; Tarter Brothers Mechanical; Chicago Street Rentals; Heartland Community College; Chestnut Health Systems; Timbercrest Veterinary Services; Sugar Creek Orthodontics; and State Bank of Lincoln, a Division of Heartland Bank & Trust Company.

[Loyd Kirby]