Ed Hatley News Today

Controversy is brewing over a state license tag office after a complaint was filed against its operator.

It was a Lincolnton Christmas Parade for the ages.

At Thursday’s regular monthly meeting, the Lincolnton City Council issued a proclamation recognizing October as Industry Appreciation Month and cited the Lincoln Economic Development Association (LEDA) for its work in

A little more than a month after bidding farewell to retiring City Attorney T.J. Wilson, the Lincolnton City Council has filled the vacancy.

The Lincolnton City Council bade farewell to retiring city attorney T.J. Wilson at Thursday’s meeting, sending the long-time legal counsel out with a plaque and words of praise.

LINCOLNTON – Remember the old Lincolnton Police Department building? It was purchased at auction by Morris Long and then torn down. A request from Long for a conditional district zoning

LINCOLNTON – Even as the City of Lincolnton prepares to send out tax reevaluation notices to residents, the economic forecast for the city in 2023 is a promising one.

LINCOLNTON – Lincolnton is set to grow with the annexation of 97 acres of property located on the east side of Startown Road approximately 950 feet from Clarks Creek Road.

The future of the historic courthouse in downtown Lincolnton, the issue of homelessness, and the reevaluation of property were among the topics of discussion at the Tuesday meeting of the

LINCOLNTON – Council Member Christine Poinsette requested that a discussion on the homeless situation in downtown Lincolnton be put on the agenda at the most recent meeting of the Lincolnton