Eleven former students of Lincoln County Rose Cottage #68 school met at the building site to memorialize the rural country school.  The school was founded in April 28, 1879 and closed in 1969. When Rose Cottage was founded it gained the name because the abundance of Wild Roses growing near by.  Donald Poll created a miniature version of the school to help preserve the memories and Merle Nelson got the state of South Dakota to name the new bridge over Saddle Creek “Rose Cottag

Loren Brass, LACF representative, presents the grant to Alan Perry with the Lennox Area Ambulance.   The Lennox Area Ambulance has been awarded a $2,450 grant from the Lennox Area Community Fund (LACF). The funding is part of LACF’s 2025 grant cycle, which supported eight local organizations this year. Other recipients include the Lennox Area Historical Society, Junior Achievement, Worthing Fire Department, Lincoln County 4-H, City of Worthing, Olde Towne Dinner Theatre, and

For only the third time in school history, the Lennox High School Oriole Pride Marching Band advanced to the finals at the Festival of...

The WCFD was recently awarded the Lennox Area Community Grant. LACF representatives and Worthing Fire Department members are pictured...

The Lennox City Council met Monday, Sept. 22 at Lennox City Hall. Mayor Danny Fergen and Council members heard agenda items including a...

Dallas Poague is pictured above with some of his work. From vintage toy store owner to renowned restoration expert, Lennox newcomer,...

PIERRE, S.D. – Governor Larry Rhoden has announced the appointment of John Shubeck to represent District 16 in the South Dakota House of...

Gov. Larry Rhoden announced the appointment of Annie Hoffman as a circuit judge in the Second Judicial Circuit, a vacancy created by the...

Lennox has been home to many locally owned businesses, but for more than 25 years, one shop has been making its mark by turning houses...

Enjoy shopping at the first Lennox Hometown Fall Shopping this Friday and Saturday. Five local businesses invite shoppers to come out for...