Monday, January 8

• It’s a Girl!
  ALMH Welcomes First Baby of 2018

• One in six Logan County bridges structurally deficient

• Family, Railer Family, and friends celebrate latest honor for Coach Neil Alexander

• Saturday Night Pre-game Presentation - slideshow

• Family, Fans, Friends, and Railers celebrate with Coach Alexander - slideshow

• Calling All Artists!
  2018 National Veterans Day Poster Contest

Saturday, January 6

• Lincoln Heritage Museum hosts farewell reception for Tom McLaughlin

• Lincoln College Names New Director for Heritage Museum
  Assistant Director and Curator Anne Moseley Will Lead Museum

• REMINDER: Christmas Tree pick up in Lincoln Monday - trees should be at the curb by 7 a.m.

• Logan County Clerk Sally Turner:
  Be sure your voter registration is current before you go to the Poles

• Second Quarter Honor Roll

  • Mount Pulaski Grade School

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  A resolution to be more 'adequate'

• Attorney General Madigan issues consumer guide to Illinoisans purchasing used vehicles

Friday, January 5

• Lincoln Mayor Seth Goodman looks forward to 2018 with a positive attitude

• SALLY J. TURNER, LOGAN COUNTY CLERK
  NOTICE TO THE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
  IN PERSON, BY MAIL AND GRACE PERIOD REGISTRATION AND VOTING FOR THE MARCH 20, 2018 GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION

• Kathryn Harris featured at annual Kinzie/King Breakfast
  Historian and Activist is known as Illinois’ ‘First Lady of History’

• Logan County Democrats to meet January 18th
  Election Year 2018 kick off

• Dr. Karl Luthin, DVM to be featured speaker at Elkhart Dinner Lecture January 26th

• Warm year in Illinois ends with a cold, dry December

• Public Invited to Comment on Draft Illinois Adult Education Strategic Plan

• Talking history at Lincoln Presidential Library
  Illinois History Forum returns for 2018 with sessions on Lewis and Clark, Reagan, Grant and more