Friday, September 15, 2006

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• During the Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest and Crafts Festival:

• Old-time 'base ball' to be featured

• Logan County Genealogical and Historical Society to host cemetery walk

• Logan Railsplitting Association and Lincoln Sportsmen's Club to host trap shoot

• Bethel School to host open house

• Free bluegrass concert

• Mystery Ink Productions to perform 'Mr. Lincoln and the Lost Client'

• More...

• Day of fun scheduled for Elks Abe Lincoln Disabled Children's Fundraiser

• Robert's Sysco says, 'Thank you, Lincoln and Logan County'

• FDA issues E. coli consumer alert

• City of Mount Pulaski roadwork begins

• World, national news

• Religious leaders across Mideast rage against pope's comments on Islam

• IAEA: U.S. report on Iran 'dishonest'

• Bush: Without my plan, detainee questioning won't continue

• News analysis: Unexpected collision over detainees

• Hundreds escape paths of wildfires

• E. coli outbreak spreads to 10th state

• More...

 Law & Courts                               

• 44th District weekly update

• Draft of Logan County Comprehensive Plan

• Draft of Logan County Greenways Plan

• Reminder: Civil War ball to kick off the Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest and Crafts Festival

• State rep hosts Lincoln office hours Monday

• Calendar of events

• How to help victims of earthquakes, hurricanes and more

• Lincoln on statewide Back-to-School All Kids Training Tour

• Health news elsewhere

• Consumers Warned on Spinach as 10 States Report E. coli Outbreak

• Health Highlights

• More Kids of All Races Getting Their Shots

• Kids Don't Benefit From Calcium Supplementation

• More...

 Business

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!    (3)

• Classifieds    (12) 

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• Business news elsewhere

• Inflation slows, consumer price index up 0.2% in August

• Rising natural gas supplies send prices close to 2-year low; lower bills ahead

• Ford's plan: Cut operating costs by $5 billion

• More...

• Lady Railers take one from Urbana
  LCHS gets back to .500
  By Rick Hobler

• Lincoln Christian men's soccer

• Sports news elsewhere

• Twins dump Indians to keep pressure on Tigers

• Padres pip Reds, eye L.A. showdown

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Cyber crime becoming more organized

• More...

• Home and garden news elsewhere

• Picture Ledges

• One Great Bowl - Lots of Easy Arrangements

• Nature's Own Bouquet

• More...

• Travel news elsewhere

• Unique -- and tasty -- stops for your next road trip

• Bridges, film still draw visitors to Madison County

• More...

Thursday, Sept. 14:

• Civil War ball to kick off the Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest and Crafts Festival

• Illinois Arborist Association to host tree program during the Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest and Crafts Festival

• Caterpillar to be recruiting at the Railsplitter Festival

• Lincoln police seek information on Labor Day shooting incident

• Gov. Blagojevich urges women to register for free breast and cervical cancer screenings and treatment

• American Business Club to host second annual Charity Golf Open

• Railer marching band to compete in Dwight

• SXU graduate

• Invention Mysteries: What did these inventors do for a living before they became household names?

• 'Back to Mayberry' fall classes continue

• Chanute Air Force Base inaugural reunion

• Lyon to miss rest of 2006 with a knee injury

Wednesday, Sept. 13

Tuesday, Sept. 12

Monday, Sept. 11

Saturday, Sept. 9

Friday, Sept. 8