Thursday, September 28

• Olympia FFA attends Section 9 FFA Leadership Training School

• Peyton Taylor named September Student-of-the-month at Mount Pulaski High School

• Marge Dyer big winner in Habitat raffle

• Cosmic Blowing fundraiser Friday night to benefit The Center for Youth and Family Solutions

• Lincoln to host Community Night October 12th at Postville Park

• Hunting Works For Illinois launched to promote economy, hunting
  Sportsmen, retailers and business leaders team up to educate public, policy makers on economic impact of hunting

• MyTax Illinois Unemployment Insurance transition is complete

Wednesday, September 27

• Logan County democrats meet J.B. Pritzker, candidate for governor

• The ALMH Market Ends Its Regular Season September 30
  Special events planned for October and November

• Lincoln Community Theater announces search for Directors for 2018 performances
  Respond by October 18th

• 2017 James D. Strauss Worldview Lectureship on October 3rd and 4th

• Illinois State Police offers physical fitness inventory test seminar
  Information provided will benefit individuals interested in a career with the Illinois State Police

• 19th Annual Conference on Illinois History
  Oct. 5-6 event examines state history, from outlaws to soldiers to immigrants

Tuesday, September 26

• Logan 4-H members participate in 4-H State Shotgun Shoot

• Complete Shakespeare (Abridged) opens tonight at Lincoln College
  Comic Adaptation of Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits

• Logan County Department of Public Health offers influenza vaccine

• Mount Pulaski United Methodist Church offers free movie night this Saturday
  Community invited to Consecration Service and dinner on Sunday

• Heartland Community College raises awareness of adult education needs in Logan County

• Illinois State Police investigation into management of U.S. Cellular Coliseum leads to multiple arrests
  Five people charged with multiple felony counts

Monday, September 25

• Logan County Tourism Board struggles with website issues

• Habitat for Humanity of Logan County celebrates 25 years

• Habitat for Humanity of Logan County celebrates 25 years - slideshow

• Annual Route 66 Motorcycle Ride with Governor Rauner includes stop at the Mill on Route 66 in Lincoln

• Governor's Route 66 Ride includes stop at the Mill - slideshow

• After a little shopping the ride continues to Springfield - slideshow

• Heartland Community College President Rob Widmer announces retirement

• Rauner enacts adult high school legislation
  Law will increase educational access for adults and bring successful diploma programs to Illinois