More than just a lumberyard, Lincoln Building Supply is a family-operated business offers customers an impressive selection of hardware and houseware products, construction materials and specialty items. These items include home decor, kitchen supplies, small appliances, clothing and greeting cards. They also offer several food items such as, Amish wedding food, Java Junction blended beverages, …
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Carly’s, the place to go for the brands you know since 1984! For more than 30 years Seirer’s Clothing has outfitted the residents of Lincoln and surrounding counties. Seirer’s Clothing keeps up the trends with a wide variety to meet the needs of the whole family. Carly’s store has junior girls and women’s apparel, jewelry, …
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The VFW Auxiliary No. 7928 operates the Stop and Shop Thrift Store at 134 E Lincoln Ave. The volunteer-run store is open Tuesday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Proceeds are donated to area community and county organizations. New and gently used donations are always appreciated. The Auxiliary …
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Village Lines, owned by history buff and author Marilyn Helmer, is a store on Lincoln Avenue celebrating Kansas products and hospitality since 1986. This is a special shop with a heart of gold which boasts quite a variety of products. Village Lines has a collection of Kansas-made souvenirs and also gluten/dairy/preservative-free foods. You can sample …
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View the Special 150th Anniversary digital edition of the Live Lincoln County Magazine
