Nov. 25

• Logan County Board approves FY 2014 budget

• City of Washington requests aid from Lincoln police

• Mount Pulaski Courthouse offers holiday trees in Dec. 7 auction

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• Crowds pack Mount Pulaski for annual Christmas on Vinegar Hill

  • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

• Railers start the season tonight with experience on their side
  By Jeff Benjamin

• Dept. of Insurance moves to allow consumers to continue current coverage into 2014

• Madigan: AT&T, Sprint & T-Mobile to stop billing for cellphone 'cramming' charges

• State announces multimillion-dollar settlement with Aviva

• U of I news: 'Let's just harvest invasive species.' Problem solved?

Nov. 23

• Mission Mart raises $1,035 for Thanksgiving in Lincoln

• Historic Preservation Commission public hearing notice

• From the office of Jonathan Wright:

  • Etchison sentenced to 3 years

  • Daniel sentenced to 5 years

  • Shaub sentenced to 4 years

• New Holland-Middletown students celebrate American Education Week

• State offers food assistance to SNAP households affected by tornadoes
  Includes power outages of more than 4 hours

• Madigan warns of suspected tornado relief scam

• Slim Randles' Home Country: All you never wanted to know about female trouble

• JPMorgan Chase to pay $100M to Illinois' pension systems

• Day care centers and schools could face fines if indoor pest forms are not filed

• Wildlife biologists to examine cougar found in Whiteside County

Nov. 22

• City of Lincoln dedicates 1st smoke-free park

  • Opening comments by Mallory Sinner

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• NWS confirms 10 tornado touchdowns in Illinois Sunday
  Washington's EF4, 46.2 miles; 2 other EF3's cover 47.7 miles

• United Way sets up Tornado Relief Fund for victims of recent storms

• LC women's basketball to host disaster relief games

• Historic Preservation Commission public hearing notice

• 2nd annual free Thanksgiving dinner Sunday

• Logan County Arts & Crafts Guild to have holiday party Monday

• Local convenience, friendly hospital staff important to new mom

• BBB advises: Be generous, but give wisely

• How to choose, pay for and enjoy a career

Nov. 21

• Lincoln Public Library District joins eRead Illinois

• Lincoln Jaycees seek donations for Washington

• Lincoln Jaycees encourage community to support Angel Tree

• Lynx wrestlers tied for 2nd in national rankings

• LCHS speakers perform at Charleston

• ZLS 1st-quarter honor roll

• Flu facts
  From the Logan County Department of Public Health

• Great American Smokeout
  Do it today, do it for 1 day — it could become a habit

• Hunters head to the field this week for firearm deer season

Nov. 20

• Lincoln parks go tobacco-free

• What day is it? GIS Day

• ZLS Bible Bowl team takes 1st place

• Slackers closes kitchen but still offers pizza and wings

• Outdoors with Babe Winkelman: Oh, Mr. Grouse, you're such a wonderful bird!

• When to call 911

Nov. 19

• County board to appoint its last tourism bureau board tonight

• Logan County Board prepared to set next fiscal year budget and other financial matters

• Public meeting of city planning commission Thursday

• Post-tornado messages from the Pekin and Washington chambers of commerce

• BloNo Smoke asks for help for Washington

• MKS Jewelers offers unique help to Logan County Food Pantry

• It's cookie time at HSLC
  Order yours today

• Brian Wrage to speak at Woman's Club on Wednesday

• Logan County sales tax payment received for schools

• Kathryn Nobbe is the Zion Lutheran November Student of the Month

• Logan County Democrats cancel December meeting

• Illini have no trouble with Bradley
  By LDN staff

• Anniversary special feature: When it comes to the Gettysburg Address, even trivia can be important

• IDNR proposes regulations to implement Hydraulic Fracturing Regulatory Act