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Lincoln,
IL
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posted daily aT NOON (CDT)
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October 22, 2010
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Members of Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of
Commerce, IGA owners Bill Campbell and Charlie Lee, and Mayor
Ritter all enjoy a happy moment at the ribbon-cutting ceremony
for the grand reopening. At center, Bobbi Abbott (standing to the left) and Mayor Ritter
(to the right of Charlie
and Bill), noted that IGA contributed to many activities that
have benefited the Lincoln/Logan community.
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Click
here to read about IGA's reopening. |
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Look out!
Daddy Warbucks is coming to town! |
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"Annie"
cast announced
[JULY
24, 2000] Lincoln
Community Theatre’s final summer production, "Annie," is
preparing to invade Lincoln College’s Johnston Center. With 34
orphans and 32 assorted other cast members, dressing rooms will
literally be bursting at the seams.
[complete story]
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 Red
Cross
still serves
Logan County area
[JULY
24, 2000] At
least twice a month a dedicated group of Lincoln area volunteers
will be working at the Lincoln Sports Complex, or perhaps some other
site, to help make the local Red Cross blood drives successful. And
they are very successful. Although it is only July, the Logan County
Red Cross has already collected 1,678 units of blood, 98.36 percent
of their yearly quota.
[complete story]
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Interested
in gardening?
Extension offers
horticulture training
[JULY
24, 2000] Are
you interested in gardening...landscaping...fruit trees? Do you want
to learn more but don't know where to go? University of Illinois
Extension is the place to call. The Master Gardener Volunteer
program offers over 60 hours of horticultural training.
[complete story]
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