Friday, May 1

• Logan County Alliance offers overview of Arts in the Park Festival

• Community spiffier after Service Day

• LCU Community Service Day - slideshow

• Logan County Department of Public Health announces now testing for Hepatitis C

• From the office of the Logan County Clerk
  NOTICE TO THE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND ABSENTEE AND GRACE PERIOD VOTING FOR THE JULY 7, 2015 SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION

• Katie Lynn is the ZLS nominee for the Illinois Elementary School Association Scholar Attitude Award

• Logan County Arts to feature LCHS artists with special opening on Wednesday May 6

• State of Illinois continues to monitor Avian Influenza impacting surrounding states
  Illinois companies, farmers, and zoos practicing highest biosecurity measures

• Madigan and Illinois Poison Center issue alert to dangerous form of synthetic drugs
  Attorney General, Illinois Poison Center Warn Illinoisans of spike in ER visits & Death Due to Synthetic Drugs

Thursday, Apr. 30

• Logan County Alliance opens dialogue for Downtown Business Committee
  Upcoming festivals discussed

• Downtown business owners get an overview of Pigs and Swigs weekend

• Mount Pulaski High School celebrates FFA Week

• Drive your tractor to school day at Mount Pulaski High School - slideshow

• Zonta Club of Lincoln presents yellow roses

• Book Look: A grand time with graphic novels
  Reviews by Melissa Oxborrow

• Column
  The Differences in Ants and Termites
  By John Fulton

• Corn market expects large supply and weak demand

• Girls on the Run “One in a Million” Community 5k – May 16th
  Early registration discount ends Friday

Wednesday, Apr. 29

• Lincoln Police seek information about April 23rd burglary
  Anonymous tips can be left with CRIMESTOPPERS

• Lincoln College Announces David Gerlach as New President
  Dr. Gerlach Will Take Over for Retiring President John Blackburn on June 15

• "Lincoln rallies the people" once again
  New statue commemorates 1858 campaign speech

  • "Lincoln rallies the people" once again - slideshow

• Illinois Churches In Action announces winners of Alcohol Awareness Month Poster Contest
  Two Lincoln students take first prize

• Christian Homes, Safe Haven Hospice host Chinese guests

• Saturday concert at The Mill
  Lincoln College Lambda Chi Mu music students wrap up semester with free concert

• Heartland offering training for alcohol sellers and servers at no cost

• National PrepareAthon! Day April 30th: Take Action and Be Disaster Ready

Tuesday, Apr. 28

• Lincoln Police bust Meth House on Sixth Street

• Long-time city of Lincoln Zoning Officer Les Last dies

• Lincoln College's University Hall 150 years: Past, Present and Future

• Christian Village celebrates 50 years

• Christian Village celebrates - slideshow

• Walk for life raises record amount

• Walk for Life - slideshow

• Schieffer earns Daisy Award at ALMH

• Treasurer Frerichs Identifies Office Challenges, Shares Plans to Help Families Succeed
  Education, Access and Opportunity Can Restore Faith in Government

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Monday, Apr. 27

• Relight Wind Farm offers more to Mount Pulaski community

• Lincoln College choirs present an evening "On Broadway" Musical Theatre - slideshow

• Atlanta Betterment Fund awards $3,225 to groups improving quality of life

• A Night in Paris - Hartsburg-Emden Prom - slideshow

• Free Workforce Development training offered this summer

• RFL meeting tonight to feature special guest speaker

• Madyson Long is the April LTEC Student of the Month

Saturday, Apr. 25

• Wok Express Chinese opens Saturday
  A preview of Wok Express

• New Abraham Lincoln statue to arrive on Monday

• Spring cleanup service day postponed to Wednesday April 29th
  Volunteers needed!

• Teams & Supporters on track for "Ready - Set - Go for the cure"
  Next meeting to be Monday April 27th

• Community invited to celebrate "95 years of Mae"

• American Chemical Society Project SEED program awards fellowship funds to Millikin University
  Local high school Chemistry students may qualify for summer program scholarship

• IDPH moves to eliminate Meningococcal Meningitis
  New vaccination requirements for adolescents

• Emergency Management Officials launch weather alert radio contest
  ‘Weather Alert Radios Save Lives’ contest promotes awareness; 100 radios to be awarded

• Upcoming events at Sugar Grove Nature Center

• Motorcycle Season Revs Up, Riders Urged to “Gear Up-Ride Smart”
  New Campaign Touts Staying Safe Through Proper Gear, Education

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  "Boogers"

Friday, Apr. 24

• ATOD, the Illinois Judges Association and LCHS present:
  7 Reasons to leave the party

• Illinois State Police District 9
  Please Return On Monday

• LCHS Red Carpet and Grand March to be May 2nd

• Correction - Mount Pulaski High School third quarter Honor Rolls

• Seth Bramwell named April ALMH Employee of the Month

• Frontier Mutual Insurance Company recognized as Grinnell Mutual top mutual

• Four Seasons Gardening Program Offers Spring Series

• Illinois Soil Temperatures were Warm in Mid-April

• North Clay Packing Co. recalls bratwurst due to misbranding and undeclared allergens

• Landmarks Illinois announces 2015 Most Endangered Historic Places in Illinois

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine