Monday, April 10

• Sasse Apiary holds bee pick-up day - Album

• Logan County 4-H’er attends State Junior Leadership Conference

• Annual Conference Highlights the Treasures that are Women

• Easter Devotional
  Living as if Easter Really Matters
  Reverend Ken Kramer, St. John United Church of Christ

• Gear Up – Ride Smart
  Motorcycle season shifts to top gear, riders urged to take steps to ensure safe travel

• April Declared Information Technology Month in Illinois
  Illinois Department of Innovation & Technology (DoIT) Plans Month of Tech Events

Saturday, April 8

• Atlanta Ag 4-H Club lends "hands to larger service" - Album

• Need help with your yard work? Call a Boy Scout!
  Mount Pulaski Troop ready to pitch in where needed

• Easter Devotional
  Easter origins
  By Pastor Candida Turner, Immanuel Lutheran Church

• Listen To Your Symptoms: When To Seek Emergency Care

• State Fire Marshal Encourages Illinoisans to Have Emergency Plans In Case of Fire

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  There is lore to an ax

• From the Garden to the Party
  By Melinda Myers

• IDNR Announces Schedule of Waterfowl Blind Site Drawings
  Drawings to be held for public hunting area waterfowl blind sites

Friday, April 7

• Logan County looks into setting building standards

• Easter Devotional
  Easter origins
  By Pastor Candida Turner - Immanuel Lutheran Church

• Hartsburg-Emden 2016-2017 Winter Sports Awards

• Atlanta Sewing groups donate quilts and afghans to Atlanta Memorial Park District
  Three separate raffles to be held to raise funds for the Park District

• Elkhart "Art & Craft Day" to be held April 15th

• HCC hosting Trains in the Heartland

• IEMA Highlights Role of Volunteers in Disasters
  Volunteers assist with preparedness, response and recovery

Thursday, April 6

• Lincoln aldermen hear update on storm damaged storm siren

• Lincoln Elementary School District #27 Announces Most Distinguished Alumni

• Logan County Board of Realtors
  First Quarter Home Sales

• Mount Pulaski High School Third Quarter Honor Rolls

• A Snowy, Rainy March in Illinois

• Sugar Grove Nature Center offers up spring activity schedule for guests of all ages