Lincoln News: Celebrate America’s 250th by learning Lincoln’s Revolutionary era history

Lincoln’s Lincoln: A Revolutionary Hero and the Sword that Made America highlights how the community came to be named.

“As you step onto that stage Saturday, know that we are cheering you on, confident and excited for the bright futures you are about to build.”

If You Can’t Stop Thinking About It, Buy It.

The Lincoln Historical Society is participating in the Town-Wide Yard Sale on Saturday, May 23

Lincoln Library will host two expert-led presentations focused on sustainable gardening and biodiversity.

Lincoln’s invasive plant pull group is gearing up for the season.

They will be accepting plant donations for the sale.

The Lincoln Library is kicking off the gardening season and building momentum for its upcoming May plant sale with a presentation on Wednesday, April 29.

The Town of Lincoln is looking for a volunteer to serve as Tree Warden.

LINCOLN — The Lincoln Library and the Lincoln Conservation Commission continue their Vermont Reads Speaker Series on Thursday, March 12, with host Zapata Courage, wetlands scientist with the state of Vermont Wetlands Program. The presentation, titled “How … (read more)

Bring proof of your pet’s prior rabies vaccination, if they have had one. Please leave your pet in your vehicle until you have checked in with the vet.

The Lincoln Library announces new teen programs, a fruit tree pruning workshop, and upcoming town meeting and elections, offering residents opportunities for learning, civic engagement, and community connection this winter.

History and sweet treats come together on Friday, Feb. 13, as the Lincoln Library hosts a special book launch and Valentine’s Day celebration.

This year’s Hill Country Holiday schedule is packed with activities designed to bring the community together for fun, laughter and celebration.

Winter festivities and the famous meatball competition will be back at Burnham Hall on Saturday, Feb. 7.