Monday, August 22

• Logan County Board approves Dr. Stephanie Gadbois appointment

• Emden Run/Walk supports finding ALS cure one step at a time

  • 2016 ALS 5K Walk/Run - slideshow

• Bunyon statue to get a new coat of paint this weekend

• Governor Rauner signs Sportsmen bills aimed at conservation and investing in young hunters

Saturday, August 20

• Logan County Board votes on self-paid health insurance

• Adventure Night at Third Fridays Downtown - slideshow

• Lincoln Area Music Society continues to provide quality musical programs to the community

• Mason City theater will celebrate 80 years in October
  25-cent movies at he Arlee October 21st through 23rd

• Illinois Route 66 gearing up for the Mother Road Show

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  This liquor of life perambulates deep into the rootiness

• Fall Care for a Healthier, Better Looking Lawn
  By Melinda Myers

• Farmers must adapt to climate changes in Illinois

Friday, August 19

• Logan County to support new work training program 'Strengthening Working Families Initiative'

• St. John United Church of Christ presents second check to Logan County Department of Public Health for Narcan Kits

• Girls on the Run of Central Illinois opens registration for fall program
  Families can register their girl now for the healthy lifestyle and self-confidence program

• Heartland, Millikin sign reverse transfer agreement

• Labor Force drops for third straight month
  Unemployment rate declines to 5.8%

• Soil Moisture Increased Throughout Illinois Due to Recent Rains

Thursday, August 18

• Logan County department payrolls to increase by 3 percent

• City of Lincoln approves bond request for St. Clara’s Manor

  • Part 1: City attorney seeks waiver of conflict of interest

  • Part 2: Aldermen discuss issuance of Senior Service Industrial bond for St. Clara’s

  • Part 3: Lincoln aldermen vote 7-1 in favor of bond issuance for St. Clara’s Manor

• Logan County Board:
  Finance Committee to discuss 2017 budget, August 23rd

• 5th Annual ALS 5K this Saturday in Emden

• Jr. Livestock Carcass winners announced

• Farm Bureau Young Leaders Golf Outing benefits local food pantry

• Column
  Sowing Grass in the Fall and Fall Lawn Care and Yellowjacket Hornets
  By John Fulton

• The Illinois State Police reminds motorists school is starting
  Be alert for children walking or riding their bike and stopped school buses

• AmeriCorps Funds Now Available from Serve Illinois Commission
  Grants designed to improve and strengthen Illinois communities