Friday, January 13

• Ladd updates Lincoln on Mill project and downtown signage
  Adds comments regarding new Tourism Director

• The Ticos are in town ~ Mount Pulaski students hosting Costa Rican students

• Freezing Rain Could Make Roads Slick this Weekend
  Expect longer travel times and potentially hazardous travel conditions

• Governor Rauner Announces #GovClassroomVisit
  Plans to go on Learning Tour at schools around the state

• No office? No problem! FSA Now Offers Text Message Alerts
  Keep up with USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) News

Thursday, January 12

• New Lincoln Street Department to house offices in addition to added garage space

• ALMH offers free Diabetes education class

• LCHS National Honor Society to volunteer at Culver’s fundraiser for Heroin Treatment Support Program in Logan County

• LCGH&S to meet Monday evening

• Illinois American Water Announces 2017 Environmental Grant Program
  Applications are due March 27, 2017

• Representative Tim. Butler: New General Assembly challenges to be met with hard work and optimism

• Showing off Springfield history
  Two presentations on how to become a volunteer at historic sites in Springfield

Wednesday, January 11

• Gerlach issues Statement of Economic Impact of Lincoln College

• Humane Society of Logan County annual meeting to be held January 25th

• Cold, Dry December Ends a Warm Year in Illinois

• Talking history at Lincoln Presidential Library
  ALPLM launches new Illinois History Forum with Jan. 12 presentation on Lincoln’s neighborhood

• Lincoln museum honors MLK’s inspiration
  ALPLM presents King’s most famous speech and welcomes community groups on King’s birthday

Tuesday, January 10

• Logan County Tourism Bureau hires Bill Hoagland as new Director of Tourism

• Looking for Fifth-graders to Be Healthy MVPs
  Announcing annual Wellness Expo Fifth grade photo contest

• Scholarship opportunity available through Logan County Crime Stoppers

• Lincoln Woman's Club offers scholarships

• Seasonal weight limits on Logan County Highways to go into effect January 20th

• Logan County Board of REALTORS®
  Fourth Quarter Homes Sales