Saturday, March 5

• Logan County Board seeks applicants for District 5 vacancy

• New Lincoln Grand 8 Theater an addition in the 'Grandest' to downtown Lincoln

• Lanterman snips the ribbon on the Lincoln Grand 8 Theater - Slideshow

• Paint Night fundraiser draws large group to Zion Lutheran in Mount Pulaski - Slideshow

• Logan County 4-H’ers attend State Junior Leadership Conference

• Central Illinois Chapter of the Illinois Society of Professional Engineers
  Now taking applicants for engineering scholarship

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Hartsburg Emden: Cow in the classroom
  By Angela Reiners - Lincoln Daily News

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  A Long way to Nome
  A fond memory of the first Iditarod

• February in Illinois was slightly warmer than normal

• Department of Insurance helps consumers navigate mental health insurance plans
  DOI’s Office of Consumer Health Insurance provides information and assistance on insurance coverage for behavioral health and substance use disorders

Friday, March 4

• Lincoln aldermen brainstorm with marketing firm to “put a stamp on something that gives you Lincoln Illinois.”
  Part two: Huss challenges city officials to think outside the box

• Local church donates dollars for Narcan drug overdose kits

• College Baseball:
  Former Mount Pulaski/Lincoln ball players now at different central Illinois colleges face each other in one-time tournament play

• Community Action to participate in nationwide 2016 March For Meals
  Support will help to fight senior isolation and hunger in Logan and Mason counties

• Lincoln Christian University secures 10 year Reaffirmation of Accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINESPECIAL FEATURE
  Chester- East Lincoln visual arts program impacts lives
  By Todd Spellman - Lincoln Daily News

• February Illinois FSA Newsletter

• Shop Local: products expo showcases Illinois grown, Illinois made merchandise
  Doors open Saturday, March 5th

Thursday, March 3

• Lincoln aldermen host brainstorming session with DCC Marketing
  Part one: aldermen focus on sports and retail as venues to exploit for economic development

• Lincoln season ends at hands of Southeast

• Logan County Department of Public Health now accepting Tricare for veterans at the dental clinic

• Habitat to break ground on 20th home, March 13th in Lincoln

• Column
  Starting your own transplants and Pruning timeline suggestions
  By John Fulton

• EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Chester-East Lincoln: Preschool children 'not quite ready' better prepared by blended classes
  By Todd Spellman - Lincoln Daily News

• Attendance milestone at Lincoln library
  Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum welcomes four millionth visitor

• State Regulator Announces Financial Literacy Initiative
  Seeking Partnership with Not-For-Profits, Financial Institutions

• It's that time of year again
  Madigan reminds Illinois resident to hang up on IRS scammers

Wednesday, March 2

• When a young person faces trouble of the heart
  Local man waiting for new heart

• Calling All Artists II brings local talent into view
  There is still room for you!

• City of Mount Pulaski endorses Veterans Assistance Commission pdf

• Logan County Extension offers terrarium workshop

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Intro 2016 Education
  Welcome to Lincoln Daily News second edition Education Magazine.

• Crop Insurance deadline nears for Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio
  Producers need to make insurance decisions soon

• Arlee’s Gourmet Soup Dinner and Raffle March 6th
  Cards tickets and Mason City tapestry up for grabs

• State Regulator begins Pharmacy pilot program for non-disciplinary infractions
  Continuing Education Tracking Affords Safe Harbor to Licensees