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

Thursday, January 26

• Ferguson reviews slip-liner project with Lincoln aldermen

• Lincubate looks to make Lincoln IL a technology hotbed

• Lincoln College purchases apartments to house additional students
  Largest Spring Semester Enrollment in Five Years

• Jonathan Meyer to sell and sign his new book, “Cosmic Fate” at Zion Lutheran School’s Pancake and Sausage Meal

• Fourth annual Crusader Trivia Night to be this Saturday

• Rauner delivers 2017 State of the State Address

• Senator Brady issues response after State of the State

• Rep. Butler on Governor Rauner’s State of the State: We have a new opportunity that we cannot waste

Wednesday, January 25

• Mount Pulaski volleyball standout Alexandra Beckers makes it official and signs with Lake Land

• Alexandra Beckers named January Student-of-the-Month at Mount Pulaski High School

• ALMH Offers Free Prenatal Classes

• Farm Service Agency January Illinois Newsletter

• Hunters in Illinois harvested a preliminary total of 144,150 Deer during 2016-17 seasons
  Deer hunting wrapped up on Jan. 15

Tuesday, January 24

• Logan County Board and Lincoln City Council to hold joint meeting January 30th

• Mount Pulaski honors the 1936 and 1976 state basketball teams

• Spring for Tea tickets to go on sale February 1st.

• Putting the spotlight on local art
  Latest ‘Art in the Atrium’ exhibit at Lincoln Presidential Library showcases pastels by central Illinois artists

• State announces free tax preparation for low income families
  Department of Human Services offers extra help during tax season

• It’s not too late to get a flu shot
  Influenza cases increasing in Illinois

• Frerichs seeks commonsense change to protect medical marijuana patients
  Urges President Trump to issue clear guidance to banking industry