Saturday, April 14

• Electric Aggregation letters to be mailed to Lincoln and Logan County residents soon
  Average residential users expected to save $120 to $195 per year

• Atlanta Ag 4-H club celebrates National Tartan Day with special guests - Album

• Olympia FFA members compete in Dairy Cattle Judging event

• District # 27 holds kindergarten registration April 23rd through 27th

• Logan County Economic Development Partnership encourages local participation in "Small Scale Development Workshop"

• Elkhart wildflower walks start today and run through April 28th

• Bill Donath to speak at April Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society meeting

• Multi-State E. coli Infections Linked to Chopped Romaine Lettuce

• IDOT, ISP Urge Motorcyclists to ‘Ride Smart’
  As motorcyclists spring into riding season, safety should be first priority

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Digging Postholes

• Plant Lilies for a Summer Garden of Elegant and Fragrant Blooms
  By Melinda Myers

Friday, April 13

• Near head-on collision sends four to area hospitals Thursday night
  Closes Illinois Rt. 121 for several hours

• Eagle and nest spotted near Lincoln Cracker Barrel - Album

• Carroll Catholic School third quarter Honor Roll

• “CHICK” IT OUT
  Elementary students gain hands on experience through Ag in the Classroom education

• Kelly Belley Named ALMH March Employee of the Month

• Chili Cook off fundraiser to be held at Jefferson Street Church April 20th
  Fundraiser being planned by LCU student for Business class with proceeds going to Woven Together

• San Jose United Methodist Women host free breakfast and concert May 2nd
  RSVP required

• The story behind the Reagan shooting
  Reporter Del Quintin Wilber gives the frightening details April 19 at Lincoln Presidential Library

• Governor signs Senate Bill 1451 to bring 5G wireless technology, jobs and economic growth to Illinois

• IDHS receives billboard donations to promote Illinois Helpline for Opioids and Other Substances across the state
  Outdoor Advertising Association of Illinois donated approximately 100 billboards to IDHS to promote the new Illinois Helpline for Opioids and Other Substances

Thursday, April 12

• Logan County Finance Committee discusses elected official salaries - sheriff, treasurer and county clerk

• Lincoln constituent shares plans to help clean up the town

• Standard Response Protocol training to be held Thursday night at St. John's United Church of Christ
  Training done by Lincoln Police Department - RSVP requested

• Topdog/Underdog Opens at Lincoln College
  Play based on the modern struggles dealing with American life Opens April 12

• For second year Lincoln Community High School earns perfect score in ISBE financial stability test

• Heartland hires Keith Cornille as next President

• Josie Litwiller named Olympia High School FFA Member of the Month

• Electronics recycling this Saturday at Habitat for Humanity

• Illinois Department of Human Rights Launches New Website

Wednesday, April 11

• Mount Pulaski City Council decides to table the decision regarding Mayor James Cole

• Atlanta citizens attend township meeting to protect their way of life and preserve their history

• Lincoln College Announces New Academic Affairs Vice-President
  Dr. Hamin Shabazz Will Lead College’s Academic Departments

• Heartland Community College brings work ready medical program to Lincoln

• Standard Response Protocol training to be held Thursday night at St. John's United Church of Christ
  Training done by Lincoln Police Department - RSVP requested

• Lincoln YMCA offers Flag Football program for area youth

• St. Mary's Catholic Church hosting Spaghetti fundraiser this Saturday evening

• Honoring 200 years of Illinois ingenuity
  From plow to Pill, voters choose top inventions and innovations in Illinois history