Saturday, December 1

• Former President George H.W. Bush dead at 94

• Podbelsek Family Creations to celebrate one year anniversary with open house and ribbon cut

• 2018 Holiday Magazine
  "The surprise and awe of the holidays" Special Feature

  • Christmas Curmudgeon - don't like surprises, even during the holidays

• Don't forget to shop local this year!

  • The best places to shop for your friends and loved ones

• Logan County Board December meeting schedule - Pdf

• Santa to visit Lincoln Public Library December 4th

• WHOW announces Greater Peoria Farm Show
  antique tractor exhibit winners
  George Weyrich of San Jose wins second place

• Logan County Extension
  The Gift of Gift Cards

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Wendy escapes the Glue-vine

• Millennials to Baby Boomers, Gifts that Grow are All the Rage
  By Melinda Myers

Friday, November 30

• Lincoln Police Department releases statement on recent death investigation

• Logan County Deputies and Correctional Officer participate in 'No Shave November'

• Brian Ellis illuminates little known events during early Illinois transition: Territory Governor Ninian Edwards and Chief Como of the Pottawatomie

• Lincoln Railer Rumble Youth Wrestling Tournament this Sunday

• Two Associate Circuit Judges appointed in the Eleventh Judicial Circuit
  Serving Ford, Livingston, Logan, McLean and Woodford Counties

• Logan County Extension
  Winter Weather Preparedness

• Soil Temperatures Continue to Decline in November

• Delavan United Methodist Women host annual Bazaar

• Memorial Medical Center Reschedules Free Lung Cancer Awareness Event

• 2018 Holiday Magazine
  "The surprise and awe of the holidays" Special Feature

  • The awesome value of spreading “good cheer”

• Don't forget to shop local this year!

  • The best places to shop for your friends and loved ones

Thursday, November 29

• Lincoln aldermen decide new sewerage rate structure

• Elkhart receives grant from Illinois Humanities for their “Windows Into Our Past: The Village of Elkhart, IL” project

• ‘Titus: Civil War’ On Stage at Lincoln College
  Shakespeare Tragedy Takes the Stage in the Hostick Experimental Theatre

• Heartland Community College healthcare programs top out test scores

• Santa to visit the Lincoln Depot after next week's parade in downtown Lincoln
  Parade route to change slightly to end at Chicago Street

• Illinois Department on Aging recognizes National Caregiver Month
  IDoA highlights ways to provide relief to family caregivers

• Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum invites visitors to enjoy ‘Holidays at the White House’

• Illinois FSA November Newsletter

• 2018 Holiday Magazine
  "The surprise and awe of the holidays" Special Feature

  • The beauty and grace of helping someone in need during the holiday season

• Don't forget to shop local this year!

  • The best places to shop for your friends and loved ones

Wednesday, November 28

• Logan County Board approves five applications for solar gardens

• Lincoln Water Emergency

  • Posted Wednesday morning
    Boil order LIFTED
    Conservation measures continue until further notice

  • Posted Tuesday evening
    WATER EMERGENCY UPDATE
    Repairs have been completed
    Boil order may be lifted on Wednesday

• Kacey Bennett named October Student of the Month at LCHS

• Illinois Student Assistance Commission announces 2019-20 Illinois State Scholars
  List includes 18 from Logan County

• Thursday evening Culver's fundraiser to benefit Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society

• 2018 Holiday Magazine
  "The surprise and awe of the holidays" Special Feature

  • How to give delightful gifts

• Don't forget to shop local this year!

  • The best places to shop for your friends and loved ones