Thursday, March 10

• Logan County expected to borrow $350,000 to keep key public health services available

• Lincoln citizen expresses concerns in use of city tax dollars

• Lincoln 5th Graders Bring 1860s to Life at Lincoln Heritage Museum
  Public invited to attend Civil War Walk Friday, March 11th

• Due to popular demand, Beaver to make second presentation at Elkhart dinner lecture series April 1st

• Heartland announces spring community education classes at Lincoln center

• Column
  Spring lawn care and on that 'to do' list
  By John Fulton

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Lincoln Community High School develops alternative education programs for every student's academic success
  By Derek Hurley - Lincoln Daily News

Wednesday, March 9

• Veteran’s Assistance Commission tax levy garners personal support from Lincoln Aldermen

• Young Professionals host Home-Buying Seminar
  Free seminar focusing on topics relevant to the purchase of a home

• Lincoln Christian University invites public comments
  Personal presentations and third party comments welcomed

• Lincoln facility to take a new name
  Mental Health Centers of Central Illinois to become Memorial Behavioral Health

• Logan County LEPC to meet March 16th

• Mount Pulaski announces landscape waste pick up dates

• Flags to fly at half-staff Friday as tribute to former First Lady Nancy Reagan

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Hartsburg-Emden students scores soar with new literacy program
  Hartsburg-Emden Superintendent Terry L. Wisniewski tells the story
  of a bad mark - research and a new plan

Tuesday, March 8

• Lady Railer makes history: Hailie Williams is the Queen of the Hill

• County to update housing ordinances:  R.V. temporary housing, small parcels for country homes, building codes

• Substance-free bowling party sees the largest turnout ever - Slideshow

• Hartsburg-Emden student shadows Rep. Tim Butler as the Representative visits the school - Album

• Lincoln Junior High School Wrestlers headed to State Finals this weekend

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Fifth grade students live and learn Civil War history in conjunction with Lincoln Heritage Museum
  By Lincoln School District # 27 Superintendent Kent Froebe

Monday, March 7

• Logan County Alliance speaks publicly to debunk myths and assumptions

  • Part one: What is the Alliance and its purpose?

  • Part two: Unified Organizations Committee moves forward with only four groups, then drops to three

  • Part three: The new face of Tourism

  • Part four: Moving on to the Chamber and measuring successes and failures

  • Part five: The value of a good CEO and good staff and volunteers

  • Part six: Looking into the future

• PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE
  County Clerk's office to be open Saturday morning

• Lincoln native Ryan Aper focused on his passion as Spring Training begins

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Mount Pulaski Grade School offers the latest technology and incorporates a healthy and active lifestyle into the curriculum - a win-win situation for the students
  By Teena Lowery - Lincoln Daily News

• Rep. Darin LaHood requests forum to address spike in heroin and opioid epidemic in Central Illinois

• The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation announces Doris Kearns Goodwin, Ph.D. will receive the 2016 Lincoln Leadership Prize
  World-renowned presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author’s epic tome Team of Rivals was the winner of the Lincoln Prize and the inaugural Book Prize for American History.