Tuesday, January 31

• BREAKING NEWS: Caterpillar to move headquarters to Chicago area

• Logan County Arts hosts "Profiles and Portraits" evening reception February 9th

• Shelter Insurance Foundation and Corey Leonard sponsor local high school Scholarships

• Youth and Adults alike invited to LCU Church Leaders’ Conference

• Can You Predict Violent Behavior?
  A great opportunity for social workers, counselors, healthcare providers, first responders, school counselors, etc. - CEUs available

• Local McDonald’s® Restaurants encourage customers to “Give a Little Love” to local Ronald McDonald House Charities®
  Area restaurants provide support to families staying in the Springfield Ronald McDonald House

• Life Insurance Policy Locator Recovers $1.7M for Illinois Families
  Free online search helps identify and issue money owed to beneficiaries across Illinois for free

Monday, January 30

• First Posted Sunday: Alec Hayes reaches 1,000 points as Hartsburg-Emden boys defeat Springfield Calvary 58-39

  • Alec Hayes reaches 1,000 points as Hartsburg-Emden boys defeat Springfield Calvary 58-39 - slideshow

• Carroll Catholic celebrates Catholic Schools week with a full week of special activities

• A party for Mr. Lincoln on Feb. 11
  Mount Pulaski Courthouse to celebrate Lincoln’s birthday with visit from his teacher

• The Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital Farmers Market Reopens May 13
  Vendors wanted

• Join Lincoln’s legion of volunteers
  Orientation for new volunteers at Lincoln Presidential Library begins Feb. 1

• Millikin professor appointed Chair of Illinois Historic Sites Advisory Council

Saturday, January 28

• Posted Sunday:  Alec Hayes reaches 1,000 points as Hartsburg-Emden boys defeat Springfield Calvary 58-39

• Posted Saturday night: Lady Railers JV fall in overtime to Rochester JV 38-36

• Posted Saturday night:  Lady Railers Varsity cannot take down the mighty Rochester Lady Rockets
  Rochester dominates and hands Lincoln a 56-32 loss

• RAILER BASKETBALL:

  • Saturday Game: Lincoln defense falters in non-conference loss NORMAL COMM 59, LINCOLN 47

  • Friday Game: Railers handle short-handed MacArthur
    LINCOLN 53, MACARTHUR 42

• “Chocolate Milk for the Team!”
  Local School Refuels and Wins

• Sponsors, Meal Sites needed for 2017 Summer Meals Program for Children

• Honor rolls

  • Lincoln Community High School Second Quarter Honor Rolls Pdf

  • Lincoln Community High School First Semester Honor Rolls Pdf

  • Olympia High School First Semester Honor Rolls

  • Zion Lutheran-Lincoln Second Quarter Honor Rolls

• Chest Pain is ALWAYS A Reason To Go To The ER

• IDOC and PRB Partner to Improve Parole Revocation Process
  Settlement represents Rauner Administration’s commitment to reforming Illinois’ criminal justice system

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Gotta' have liars to have a contest

Friday, January 27

• Lincoln College student named finalist for National Production Award

• Happy New Year from Atlanta Ag 4-H

• Lincoln Area Music Society prepares for Spring Concerts
  Musicians wanted for Chorale and Orchestra

• Woman's Club offers Pinochle classes in February and March

• Land of Lincoln Honor Flight
  Annual meeting postponed due to weather, taking applications for spring flights, LLHF fundraiser February 3rd and 4th

• EMA, ALAIL release video to help real estate agents inform home buyers about Radon risks
  Will help sellers comply with Illinois Radon Awareness Act

• A Lincoln work in progress
  Historian and photographer will discuss their work on a new book Feb. 2 at Lincoln Presidential Library

• Farm Service Agency Annual Policy Reminders