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July 3rd Bi-Centennial Celebration is planned!
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Schedule for July 3rd Bicentennial Celebration

1:00– Opening Ceremony and Dedication of Bicentennial Monument - Westside of Courthouse

2:00– musical performance  by Madison Community Band on Bandstand – including Military Anthems to recognize all branches of Armed Forces

3:00 Rocky Top Cloggers

3:30 Music by Bonner Black

4:30 Contests on the Bandstand – See who’s the Best of the Best

5:00 Calvary Strings

7:00 to 10:00pm Street Dance featuring Nside Out Band

Games and Contests: Sack Race* Tug of War* 3 Legged Race* Watermelon Eating , Jump Rope and Hula Hoop Contests* Corn Hole Toss, Corn Cob Toss, Washer Toss, Scarecrow Toss

Beginning at dusk Hot Air Balloon Rides sponsored by Landers McLarty Toyota-Scion and contributors Wanda’s Flowers & Gifts and Fayetteville Medical Associates

Car Cruise In, Jugglers, Face Painting, Sidewalk Art, Checkers, and lots of Food

The Lincoln County Bi-Centennial has officially kicked-off. There will be special events planned and there will be many special items available to commemorate the occasion.

The Lincoln County Pictorial Book has been printed and is currently available to be picked up in the Lincoln County Courthouse in the office of Randy Delap.

Tthe new book is printed by County Heritage, Inc., Waynesville, NC (the publisher of the 2005 Lincoln County Heritage Book) http://www.lincolncountytn.com/heritage/

About Lincoln County
Lincoln County was carved from territory ceded to the United States by the Cherokee and Chickasaw Indian tribes. The Elk River, called "Chewalee" by the Indians, flows through Lincoln County. Legislation established our county during their session on November 14, 1809 to become effective January 1, 1810. Lincoln County was named for Revolutionary War hero General Benjamin Lincoln. The Tennessee state legislature appropriated funds to purchase 100 acres of land for the county seat from Mr. Ezekiel Norris for $100.00.

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