Wednesday, January 31

• Farnsworth Group presents PAVER report to Lincoln City Council

• Atlanta Ag 4-H celebrates our environment at January meeting - Album

• Logan County Board February meeting schedule Pdf

• State Farm awards Heartland Community College with major grant

• MonaLisa Touch® Laser Therapy Now Offered at Springfield Clinic Center for Women’s Health

Tuesday, January 30

• Logan County Clerk:
  March 20, 2018 Primary Election - Public Questions to be placed on the ballot Pdf

  • Page 1 - Mount Pulaski - Proposition to issue $15,700,000 school building bonds

  • Page 2 - Logan County - Proposition to establish a Public Safety Sales Tax

  • Page 3 - Hartsburg Fire Protection District - Proposition to increase General Fund Tax Rate from 0.23% to 0.30%

  • Page 4 - West Lincoln-Broadwell School District No. 92 - Proposition to increase limiting rate

  • Page 5 - Athens Community Unit School District 213 - Proposition to issue $11,000,000 School Building Bonds

• Logan County 4-H Alumni enjoy an afternoon of Chili, Chocolate and Trivia - Album

• Ag in the classroom teaches about popular commodity

• HSLC Spay/Neuter transport scheduled for February 26th

• Lincoln Presidential Museum: Teacher seminar will explore how Abraham Lincoln’s words transformed a nation

Monday, January 29

• "Art of Time"
  Logan County Arts announces first show of the 2018 season

• Faith Doerr named January Student of the Month at Mount Pulaski High School

• VFW makes donation to the Central Illinois Riot softball program

• Invest in Kids compromise means more schools, students to participate
  General Assembly should swiftly move cleanup

• Bicentennial Speaker Series: The Culture and Heritage of Illinoisans

Saturday, January 27

• Central Illinois Ag fundraiser benefits Community Action Food Pantry Co-op

• Blake Maas named January LTEC Student of the Month

• “Kick cancer out of the game!”
  Relay for Life Logan County hosts annual kick-off meeting

• Logan County FSA January Updates

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  LOST – One gray squirrel

• Governor launches Illinois Bicentennial K-12 educational program, ‘Illinois Chronicles’
  The signature project provides students with a unique history resource; will be offered to schools statewide.