American Red Cross Blood Drive:
​​You can schedule online or in person, create your Red Cross Account TODAY! The next Donation Dates are:
14 April 10a-4p
23 June 10a-4p
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**New L&C Report It A Citizen Tool to report "non-emergency" issues to the County. Things like roads, potholes, ice, health concerns, utilities, nuisances, etc. DO NOT USE FOR BONAFIDE EMERGENCIES, things that can cause property damage, injury, or death. In those cases, call 911 and report the emergency!
WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT

Kevin & Jamie are the husband-and-wife team behind Rivers Edge Retreat on Montana’s Blackfoot River. Montana natives who want to share the beauty of Lincoln, MT. Jamie brings over 15 years of kitchen management, catering, and hospitality development. Kevin’s hands-on ingenuity and Montana-born hospitality shape the welcoming, rustic vibe guests love. United by their passion for great food, the outdoors, and creating community, they’re transforming a dream riverside spot into a place where neighbors and travelers alike can relax, raise a glass, and feel right at home
Lincoln, Montana
To honor President Abraham Lincoln after his assassination, the town of Lincoln was named after the famous president. Lincoln is located on MT HWY 200, the longest route signed as a state highway in the US, running 706.6 miles from ID to ND. From Lincoln, the highway runs northeast up & over the Continental Divide 87 miles to Great Falls & west 77 miles to Missoula.
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Chamber Members Post your Business Messages here! Holiday Greetings, Specials, Weekly Ads, Events, etc.

Does Lincoln, MT need a SPECTACULAR fireworks display this year for America's 250th Birthday? You bet we do! Please join us in this Montana Tradition celebrating our Nations 250th!
To make it a great event we do need donations, so please consider using the QR Code below to donate today! Without generous donations we can't put on a SPECTACULAR display, The more donated the better the show!
Just scan the QR Code with your phone and donate. You can also donate directly to the Lincoln Chamber or any donation box at local businesses. Contact us if you or your business would like to sponsor any or all of the fireworks that help support our community during this Spectacular Event for the Entire Family!
Remember, this event supports the entire community and businesses every year brought to you by the Lincoln Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Lincoln Valley Chamber Payment Link
-If the QR Code doesn't work you can follow the link above.
Welcome to Lincoln Montana!
We are the Lincoln Valley Chamber of Commerce, (LVCC), supporting our beautiful and unique community since June 9th, 1976.Â

Fireworks show on Independence Day where folks can bring their own fireworks and set them off in the ball fields while they wait for the big town show. Photography by Roger Dey

Falls colors in full splendor along the Blackfoot River. - Photography by Roger Dey


Fireworks show on Independence Day where folks can bring their own fireworks and set them off in the ball fields while they wait for the big town show. Photography by Roger Dey
Our Mission
To lead, support, and provide focus on the goal of economic vitality for our businesses and community.
2026
Independence Day Theme
"Happy 250th America"
Saturday, 7/4/26
11:00 am Parade on Main Street
1:00 pm Rodeo at Rodeo Grounds
Dusk - Fireworks Show at Hooper Park

Why Join the Lincoln Chamber?
In addition to your own advertising, we can advertise for member businesses in Lincoln on our website that is viewed positively and consistently by people from all over the country. We manage the events calendar daily as we receive information about new events, and we can post merchant posters and flyers to events. We can help target visitors coming to Lincoln for specific holidays, events, and even to your business specifically. We also have the website analytics to prove our reach across the country.

The Lincoln Valley Chamber is a Proud Member of the Montana Main Street Program.

American Legion Post 9, Lincoln MT
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Scholarship Opportunity
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For more information see their webpage.
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