Friday, July 10

• ZBA vote a tie on proposed Mount Pulaski wind farm

• Robert Henderson wins Lincoln Daily News Read and Win Contest

• Children learn from a master to tell a story through music
  Public performance today at 11 a.m. at the Methodist Church in Atlanta

• Logan County Board of Realtors Second Quarter homes sales report

• Illinois 4-H Shooting Sports sends first delegation to National Championship

• The Mill on Route 66 open this Saturday
  Tours, Tee-shirts & souvenirs, Flea Market & antiques, and Food

• Treasurer Frerichs partners with credit unions to help people during budget impasse
  Interest free loans available for State employees

• IDoA seeks nominations for Senior Hall of Fame
  Nomination deadline is August 25; Winners announced later this year

Thursday, July 9

• Lincoln man killed in Tuesday morning crash on Route 121

• Abraham Lincoln Health Foundation gifts community certified 5K/10K courses at Madigan State Park

• ALFH gifts 5K/10K course to community - slideshow

• Rain doesn't stop the Oasis - slideshow
  Over 400 meals sold at Pork Chop fundraiser

• Zimmer and Weatherby join Prairie Engineers of Illinois, P.C.

• Hartsburg native earns bachelor degree from North Central College

• Glass recycling this Saturday

• Electronics recycling this Saturday

• Column
  Tick numbers on the rise
  By John Fulton

• Memorial earns national honor for learning commitment

Wednesday, July 8

• Little Lambs hosts Trike-a-Thon for St. Jude

• "Our Town" Mount Pulaski plans summer celebration for this Friday

• From the Office of the Logan County Clerk Sally Turner
  Logan County offers new online tool for voters

• Calling all cooks!
  Now taking entries for the Logan County Fair Dairy and Culinary Arts

• VFW Announces Kick-Off of Annual $30,000 Scholarship Competition

• Department urges U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider proposed renewable fuel standard rules

• All Airborne invited to annual 82nd Airborne John Steele Chapter Reunion Picnic

• New report examines issues, strategies for dealing with urban flooding in Illinois

• Illinois EPA launches document explorer tool for public
  Online tool provides public access to highly sought agency records

Tuesday, July 7

• LAMS closes season on patriotic note with anniversary tributes to WWII and Civil War

• Riding for a cause – more than 1,000 motorcycles expected in Lincoln on July 18

• ALMH's Pink Shutter temporarily closes for remodeling

• Logan County Democrats to meet July 13th. Annual chicken dinner to be held on the 18th. Annual raffle underway.

• Farmers to receive documentation of USDA Services

• IEMA Radiochemistry Lab one of nine in U.S. Selected for Federal training
  Will enhance State, Federal response capabilities

Monday, July 6

• Mount Pulaski community scrutinizes new data during reapplication of Meridien Wind Farm

• Lincoln community enjoys 4th of July at home

  • Getting ready to parade - slideshow\

  • 11th Annual Children's Parade - slideshow

  • End of the line - Lincoln Park District - slideshow

  • Fun & Games with the Lincoln Fire Department - slideshow

  • Fireworks at the Lincoln Park District - slideshow

• Red Cross seeks blood donations to offset seasonal decline

• “Yes! You CAN: Preserving Safely”
  Class to be held July 15th at Springfield Extension Office

Saturday, July 4th Holiday
 

Friday, July 3

• Public hearing begins on proposed Mount Pulaski
  wind farm

• From the Office of Logan County State's Attorney Jonathan Wright
  Tarrus Buggs, Jr. sentenced to 12 years in prison

• Summer - class - science - fun?
  Nitro Joe does it at Lincoln Public Library

• Nitro Joe at the Lincoln Public Library - slideshow

• St. Clara's kicks off the holiday weekend with an Ice Cream Social - slideshow

• Friendship Manor celebrates the Independence Day holiday with a cookout - Album

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  It’s an American thing
  A very private American moment

• IDNR urges public to leave fireworks displays to those who are licensed and trained
  Fireworks show sponsors reminded to check credentials of fireworks vendors

• How to stay healthy during the Fourth of July

• IDOT, State and local police join forces for Fourth of July safety campaign: “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over”
  Emphasis on drunk drivers, seat belt law violators to last through Sunday

• Illinois Department of Insurance Recommends Essential Health Benefit (EHB) Benchmark for Plan Year 2017