Tuesday, Nov., 4

• Notice to Lincoln residents:
  Electric bills from Integrys are legitimate

• Public hearing for Relight wind farm moved to Thursday, November 20

• Honor Rolls

  • Carroll Catholic

  • Chester-East Lincoln

  • West Lincoln- Broadwell

• Town and Country Bank announces Lincoln Community High School's September Student of the Month

• Applications now being accepted for 2015 Master Gardener Volunteer Training

• Official Publication of changes to the Logan County Property Tax Assessment rolls

• A Lincoln play that begins at the end
  Lincoln Presidential Library presents ‘The Last Full Measure,’ a new play that begins at the moment Abraham Lincoln is shot

• Millikin welcomes New York Times Bestselling Author Sarah Burleton ’05 Nov. 12

• USDA Extends Dairy Margin Protection Program Deadlines Enrollment
  Enrollment Continues Through Dec. 5; Comments Accepted Until Dec. 15

Monday, Nov., 3

• Official Publication of changes to the Logan County Property Tax Assessment rolls

• Crowds flock in for Zonta Turkey Dinner - slideshow

• Elaine Hyde goes to school in a fire truck - slideshow

• Jefferson Street Christian Church welcomes new pastor

• Lincoln College invites public to Homecoming activities and events

• Greenhaven Animal Clinic hosts Helping Paws Supply Drive
  Open house scheduled for Nov. 8th

• Chamber Business of the Week:
  Force Multiplier CrossFit

• USDA Farm Service Agency County Committee Elections to Begin Monday, Nov. 3

• Millikin University announces plan to assist current students at Benedictine

Saturday, Nov., 1

• From the office of Sally J. Turner
  How to find election results

• Halloween FunFest at the Lincoln Park District

• Kids do tricks for treats - slideshow

• Kids in costumes at the Halloween FunFest - slideshow

• YPN hosts Personal Branding Seminar with guest speaker Cindy Byrd

• YPN hosts personal branding seminar - slideshow

• Evan Applegate is the LTEC Student of the Month

• Lincoln College presents classic comedy “You Can’t Take It With You”
  Fireworks, snakes, and two very different families. What could go wrong?

• Come Bake with Bill
  Bill Thomas offers pie baking class in time for Thanksgiving

• The Office of Illinois State Fire Marshal encourages residents to change smoke alarm batteries as clocks are set back on Sunday
  Clocks and smoke alarms in mind: because a fire can happen at any time

• Thanksgiving celebrations at David Davis
  Historic site presents festive Thanksgivings of the 1870s, along with special look at the holiday from servants’ point of view

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  "But on Halloween, Herb goes plumb nuts"

Friday Oct., 31

• Lincoln City Council hears about expansion plans for Christian Village

• Bill Thomas Appointed to National Rt. 66 Steering Committee

• Fifth Annual Lincoln Eagles Veteran’s Benefit and Spaghetti Dinner

• Singer/Songwriter Brian Davis to appear on Behind the Scenes at the Atlanta Public Library

• Registration open for Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunges to benefit Special Olympics Illinois
  Plunges to Take Place Feb. 20- March 22, 2015, across Illinois

• CBMP to host cover crop field day

• Illinois State FSA Updates

• Red Cross tips for a safe, yet spooky Halloween

Thursday, Oct., 30

• Board of Directors elected for new unified organization

• From the office of State's Attorney Johnathan Wright
  Maaks Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison

• Public weigh in on bicycle trails in Logan County

• City of Lincoln continues talks on television agreement between Comcast and Lincoln College
  Loss of Public Access portion remains sticking point

• Lincoln Junior High Students hear the story of Holocaust from survivor Marion Blumenthal Lazan

• Lincoln College President John Blackburn announces plans to retire in 2015

• City of Mount Pulaski extends water main flushing one more day

• High Dose Influenza Vaccine now available at LCDPH

• CANCELED - Diabetes 101 to Educate Care Providers Offered in Lincoln

• Safe Ride Available for Halloween Weekend

• Prayers for Stacy benefit Nov. 1st.

Wednesday, Oct., 29

• Late morning addition
  Lincoln College President John Blackburn announces plans to retire in 2015

• Ally Financial Honors 2015 TIME Dealer of the Year Nominees
  Brad Nikles of Lincoln among the nominees

• Turner named County Clerk and Recorder of the Year by state association

• Local ministers honored at The Christian Village - album

• Carol Skorzak Named ALMH Employee of the Month

• "Takes on Nature" opens Nov. 6 at the Lincoln Art Institute

• San Jose UMC to hold turkey dinner Nov. 5th

Tuesday, Oct. 28

• Logan County Department of Public Health staff spend the day with nationally know breastfeeding speaker, Cathy Carothers

• Where should you look to learn about Lincoln and Logan County property histories?

• Hunger still exists: 31st Harvest of Talents, because there is a need

  • Harvest of Talents begins with a run in the early morning air - slideshow

  • Food offerings are a key feature at the Harvest of Talents - slideshow

  • Harvest of Talents offers something for everyone at the Harvest Market - slideshow

  • Guests take advantage of extraordinary offerings at the Harvest of Talents Auction - slideshow

  • Sunday Celebration brings this year's Harvest of Talents to a close - slideshow

• Trick or Treat with the Mayor brings over a hundred costumed kids downtown

  • Trick or Treat with the Mayor starts at Latham Park - Slideshow

  • Downtown Merchants deliver the treats - slideshow

  • Trick or Treat ends with lunch at City Hall - slideshow

• New Holland residents enjoy a lazy afternoon at the Fall Festival - slideshow