Friday, September 23

• A unique event, Lincoln Film Festival to foster culture of creativity in the downtown
  Opening night movie "Lincoln" to be followed by guest speaker and reception in historic Logan County Courthouse

• Lincoln Elementary District # 27:
  "Thank-you" citizens of Logan County
  Open houses to be held September 25th
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• Mount Pulaski Homecoming Court crowned on Thursday - Album

• Do you remember when soda bottles lifted out of a slotted tank?
  Coca-cola collector shares with local historical society

• City of Lincoln: Petition Packets for Independent and New Political Party Candidates available now

• Pickers Market returns to Lincoln with fall event - slideshow

• Author of Roadside History of Illinois To Speak At Mount Pulaski Museum today

• ALMH Run/Walk scheduled for October 8th

• More treasures get their turn in the spotlight
  Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum presents ‘Rare and Rarely Seen’ items from its vast collection

Thursday, September 22

• Logan County Board votes down motion to request list of appointees for public defender

• Woofstock brings loads of fun with family and furry friends this Saturday

• Illinois Solar Energy Association Tour to stop at New Holland-Middletown School

• Lincoln Elementary District # 27:
  "Thank-you" citizens of Logan County
  Open houses to be held September 25th
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• Time Again For A Flu Shot
  Nasal spray influenza vaccine not recommended this season

• State of Illinois Announces Online Enrollment Platform for Group Insurance Programs
  MyBenefits Marketplace continues Illinois’ digital transformation, improves state employee experience

• University of Illinois Extension presents:
  "Plants That Grow in Unusual Ways" program

• Column
  Planting Spring Flowering Bulbs and Emerald Ash Borer Update
  By John Fulton

Wednesday, September 21

• Logan County Board votes Sugar Creek One Wind Farm

• 2017 Election: Local School Board packets now available online

• On the eve of Woofstock, Humane Society celebrates two milestone anniversaries

  • Part one: Looking back on ten years as a society and the fifth anniversary of the shelter

  • Part two: What is HSLC and what do they actually do?

  • Part three: Ten years of success attributed to the volunteers who serve and the community that supports the HSLC

• Lincoln Elementary District # 27:
  "Thank-you" citizens of Logan County
  Open houses to be held September 25th
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• Gurga to speak at ISPS Gala Nov 5

• Walk for Hope this Saturday in Latham Park
  Raising awareness for substance abuse recovery

• The Christian Village to host area caregivers

• Governor signs Executive Order creating new Illinois Bicentennial Commission
  Announces hiring of Stuart Layne as Bicentennial Executive Director

  • Butler applauds Rauner Illinois Bicentennial Action

• Illinois September FSA Newsletter

Tuesday, September 20

• High school program fostering future entrepreneurs secret mission: Attract them back after college

• A year's experiences paves the pathway for 2016/17 LLCEO students

• Habitat breaks ground on home number 21 in Logan County

• Local Habitat breaks ground on build # 21 - slideshow

• Notable Logan County residents brought back to life by cemetery walk - Album

• Logan County Briefs: EMA full-scale exercise coming up; education and employment opportunities improve

• Lincoln Elementary District # 27:
  "Thank-you" citizens of Logan County
  Open houses to be held September 25th
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• Lincoln Woman's Club to begin new club year with presentation from the Lincoln Police Department

• Mount Pulaski Volleyball hosting "Til There's a Cure 5K" this weekend

• Attempted murder suspect from Nevada apprehended in Lincoln, by Lincoln Police Officers

• Soil Temperatures Higher than Normal in Mid-September