Thursday, March 29

• Third Annual Haiti 5K Road/Trail Run a success

• Atlanta Ag 4-H lends a helping "HAND" at annual firemen's breakfast - Album

• Local Humane Society to host annual Breakfast
  Please purchase your tickets in advance

• 2018 Spring Farm Outlook Special Feature
  Impacts of wind and solar farms

• Applications now being accepted for Bob Quarello Memorial Scholarship

• Stop the Bleed Day: Basic actions can stop life-threatening bleeding, help bystanders save lives

• Easter Devotional
  Are you surviving or thriving?
  By Ryan Jay Edgecombe
  Chaplain – The Christian Village
  Pastor – Broadwell Christian Church

Wednesday, March 28

• City of Lincoln enters into a new electric aggregation agreement

• Logan County Department of Public Health to return to full days five days a week

• Opioid Taskforce resets 2018 focus on awareness

• The 45th Annual Lake Fork Community Center Sale to be held this Saturday, March 31st

• Elkhart Historical Society presents:
  Johnny Appleseed: The Man, the Myth, and the Tree

• 2018 Spring Farm Outlook Special Feature
  Seed corn growers move out of Logan County

• IDPH Issues Warning About Synthetic Cannabinoids
  Six cases of severe bleeding report using synthetic cannabinoids

• Building bridges between science and history
  Kids can learn about bridges and logistics at Lincoln Presidential Library’s Civil War Tech program on April 4

• Easter Devotional
  More Than Just a Name
  by Michael Mallick, Jefferson Street Church

Tuesday, March 27

• Public hearing on Lincoln sewerage rates draws low income and landlord interests

• Lincoln City Council
  Tuesday, March 27 Committee of the Whole meeting agenda Pdf

• Community Health Collaborative Ladies Night Out

  • Ladies Night Out inspires women to care for themselves

  • Jennifer DiPasquale shares facts about sugar

  • Alicia Sparks shares strategies for resilience and mindfulness

• Zonta recognizes three local women for their contributions to our community

• 2018 Spring Farm Outlook Special Feature
  The Dicamba dilemma: turning neighbor against neighbor

• Illinois State Police and American Legion officials prepare for summer youth police program
  46th Annual American Legion Youth Police Camp Accepting Applications for Teen Participants

• Madigan and 36 Attorneys General demand answers from Facebook
  Demand Information on Facebook’s Business Practices & Privacy Protections

• Easter Devotional
  Fake news isn’t new
  Pastor Mark Weber, Mount Pulaski Christian Church

Monday, March 26

• Olympia FFA Members “Dodge” Hunger with Section 9 FFA

• Lincoln Heritage Museum, a place where you will meet the most interesting people

• Linpro Square Dance Club celebrates 50th anniversary April 7th
  Past and present members and community invited to attend

• Mount Pulaski Courthouse Foundation planning for Mobile Food Pantry event in June
  Co-sponsorships available

• Lincoln Kiwanis plan May 18th Golf Outing
  Registration going on now, hole sponsorships available

• 2018 Spring Farm Outlook Special Feature
  Is a re-designed NAFTA an exercise in futility, or just a political pawn?

• Easter Devotional
  God’s light dispels our fears
  Pastor Laurie Hill, St. John United Church of Christ