Lingle Town Council appoints new member, discusses cemetery trees, sesquicentennial plans

Posted 4/29/26

LINGLE – The Lingle Town Council met Wednesday, April 22, at the Lingle Community Center with Mayor Micah Foster presiding. Council members Tabitha Lambert, Kathy Wilhelm and Shelly Duncan were in …

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