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Awesome. Thanks guys! :)

Right, it's currently like a 20 or 30 amp. I'll put a 15A breaker in.

OK, I think I see. So I plan to run new wiring for the lights to my breaker panel. If I disconnect the old wiring, and replace the breaker, then I should be able to wire up the new 110v wiring with a neutral?

How can I verify that? On the heater side, I had three conductors: white, black and ground.

Thanks for the quick replies guys! That is good news. When I Googled, I found all sorts of stuff on multiwire branch circuits and the dangers of the neutral getting disconnected. It didn't sound very good at all.

I have a circuit that once had a 220V baseboard heater on it. I've removed the heater and plan to remove the wiring from the breaker panel. I need a 110V circuit for overhead lighting. Is it possible to remove the 220V breaker and replace with 110V breaker, then wire up a single 110 circuit...