Saturday, Nov., 22

• Mission Mart collects over $2,000 for local Thanksgiving Outreach
  Crawford: Community meal is for everyone

• 27th Annual Light Up a Life program to be held December 2nd

• Oasis to host Festival of Trees
  Special four night event will feature decorated trees to be auctioned

• Get Covered Illinois to hold two informative sessions in Lincoln December 2nd

• October Unemployment Unchanged at 6.6 Percent
  Labor Force Increases and Private Sector Adds Jobs

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Turkey and pumpkin pie

Friday, Nov., 21

• Mid-morning addition
  Public hearing process for Mount Pulaski wind farm adjourns to December

• Behind the scenes crowd in Atlanta treated with singer/song writer, author Brian Davis

• LCHS announces Fall 2014-15 Central State 8 Academic All-Conference athletes and All-Conference Teams

• Alecsandria Hayes is the Mount Pulaski November Senior-of-the-month

• Illinois American Water Reminds Customers to Protect Pipes for Winter Weather
  Warmer temps over the weekend could be your last opportunity

• Sign up to give back on the state’s birthday
  Orientation offered Dec. 3 for potential volunteers at state historic sites in Springfield

Thursday, Nov. 20

• Death of young Lincoln woman under investigation

• Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary to host Holiday ‘Hop To Shop’ event

• Christmas on Vinegar Hill comes to Mount Pulaski this Saturday

• Christmas on Vinegar Hill comes to Mount Pulaski this Saturday - slideshow
  A preview of two venues that will be open Saturday

• Viper Mine rezoning request passes 10–1–1

• Lincoln College students inducted into national honor society
  Normal campus recognizes top undergraduates

• Park district notes for Late November to Mid December

• Consumer Alert
  Madigan, FTC ban ‘free’ credit score scam
  Defendants to pay $22 million in refunds for scheme to charge for credit monitoring consumers never authorized

Wednesday, Nov., 19

• Late Day addition
  Death of young Lincoln woman under investigation

• Mid-morning Post
  Viper Mine rezoning request passes county 10 – 1 – 1

• Bonanza honors all Veterans with a free meal - slideshow

• Dr. Ron Pierce DVM announces his retirement and sale of Best Friends Animal Clinic

• Railers to participate in Capital City Showcase Saturday on December 6th

• Zion Lutheran School First Quarter Honor Roll

• Lincoln College presents “Just Jazz” concert Saturday, Nov. 22

• Summit to Shine Light on Big Data Debate
  Farmer panelists and industry experts will weigh the pros and cons of Big Data analytics and ownership at the 2015 Farm Futures Business Summit

• State Health Department promotes Diabetes awareness and prevention

Tuesday, Nov., 18

• Logan County Board members Aylesworth and Schumacher recognized by Emergency Management Agency
  Vote on Elkhart mine request expected Tuesday

• Alderwoman Kathy Horn recognized with the Larry Shroyer Award

• Mayor Appoints Todd Mourning to Fill Ward 3 Vacancy Effective December 16th

• LCHS Speech team places sixth at Charleston Invitational

• LCHS superintendent to address Woman's Club Wednesday

• Harvest of Talents offers holiday baking solutions

• Millikin Symphonic Wind Ensemble performance to feature alumnus Stephen Schepper ‘76

• Illinois Tornadoes: One Year Later
  Red Cross recovery work continues in Central Illinois

• Governor Quinn opens 100+ warming centers to help residents beat the bitter cold
  State agencies urge safety during cold temperatures

• Transportation, Law Enforcement Agencies announce preparations, driving reminders for upcoming winter
  Drivers urged to slow down, buckle up, put down handheld devices

Monday, Nov., 17

• Rohlfs announces candidacy for Lincoln Ward 3 Alderman

• Hartsburg-Emden Lady Stags first runner up in State Volleyball Championship

• ALMH Earns ACR Accreditation

• Monday morning mutterings
  Illini Hoopsters Start the Season 2-0
  By Jeff Mayfield

• Today's Special Feature from the 2014 Fall Farm Outlook Magazine

• What's happening on the GMO/foreign trade issue
  By Jan Youngquist

• Chamber Business of the Week:
  By the Bean

• Coverage Selection for New 2014 Farm Bill Safety Net Programs Begins Nov. 17th

• Two ways to enjoy the holidays at Davis Mansion
  Historic site shows off Christmas decorations starting Nov. 28, takes part in special tour Dec. 13

• Remembering Lincoln’s ‘Undying Words’
  Lincoln Presidential Library, Chicago History Museum join forces for exhibition on Lincoln’s greatest years

• Virtual Kidnapping
  U.S. Citizens threatened by Mexican extortion scheme

Saturday, Nov., 15

• Logan County history comes alive at the Lincoln Heritage Museum - slideshow

• National 4-H Congress highlights Illinois’ top 4-H members

• Zion Lutheran speech team achieves highest ratings at IESA competition

• Today's Special Feature from the 2014 Fall Farm Outlook Magazine

• New combine head attachments more flexible and bigger options
  By Derek Hurley

• An Illinois community college graduate can expect a total lifetime earnings gain of over $570,000

• Illinois vehicle crashes involving deer still on the decline
  IDOT, IDNR urge motorists to drive defensively, stay alert for seasonal wildlife activity on Illinois roadways

• Scott’s Law (“The Move Over Law”)

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Helping Day