Tuesday, October 1

• Lincoln Walk to end Alzheimer's raises over $7,000

  • Annual event brings people together for a day of love, joy, sadness, tears and raising awareness - slideshow

• Pech Farms recognized as a Centennial Farm at Illinois State Fair

• 2019 Fall Home & Garden Video Magazine Special Feature
  Handy hand tools to put things together and take them apart

• Logan County Department of Public Health offering flu shots in Mount Pulaski

• Local Humane Society encourages involvement in state humane investigator program
  Applications available at HSLC and should be returned by October 11th for November 15th testing

• State of Illinois Releases Disproportionately Impacted Areas for Cannabis Program’s Social Equity Applicants
  Lincoln included on the list

Monday, September 30

• Logan County to develop updated All Hazard Mitigation Plan
  First meeting to be October 10th, open to the public

• Logan County Board October meeting schedule - pdf

• Lincoln College Hosts Alumni Baseball Reunion
  Alumni from Across the U.S. Reconnect for Events at Lincoln College

• Lincoln Elks Golf Course Open to the public October 6th through 12th

• 2019 Fall Home & Garden Video Magazine Special Feature
  Soil – can you dig it? Yes, with the right shovel

• Illinois FSA September Newsletter

• Illinois State Museum to Return Artifacts to Australian First Nations

Saturday, September 28

• Crowd enjoys rain or shine ALMH Run/Walk

• Third Annual Drones in the Heartland Conference to be held October 11

• 2019 Fall Home & Garden Video Magazine Special Feature
  New technology for cooking

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Buck hunting the Amish way

• Pansies Add Color and Interest to Every Occasion
  By Melinda Myers

• IDNR Announces State and Federal Sites to be Open for 2019 Youth Waterfowl Hunting Seasons
  Youth Hunt Weekends Precede Start of Regular Waterfowl Seasons in Each Zone

• Illinois awarded $4.5 million in federal funding to improve Medicaid substance use disorder treatment
  State is one of 15 receiving funds for enhancing behavioral health care

• Twenty-first history conference for the 21st state
  Conference on Illinois History explores the state’s legacy Oct. 3-4 at Lincoln Presidential Library

Friday, September 27

• Boy Scout Troop 1102 awards five new Eagle Scouts - Elijah Burton, Evan Derrick, David Papach, Zachary Smith and William Trent

• Free Workshop for High School Students Interested in Business
  Lincoln College hosting second annual “Taking Care of Business” Workshop

• Isabella Wade named September Senior of the Month at Mount Pulaski High School

• 2019 Fall Home & Garden Video Magazine Special Feature
  2019 Fall Home and Garden video magazine "The tools that make the job"

• Palmer amaranth’s molecular secrets reveal troubling potential

• Breast Cancer Support Group to Discuss Cancer Treatment Plans

• IDHS Launches New Video Campaign to Promote Illinois Helpline for Opioids and Other Substances
  Illinois shares stories of hope and recovery for individuals suffering from substance use disorder

• Pritzker Announces Appointments to ALPLM, Workers Compensation Boards
  Ray LaHood and Kathryn Harris appointed to Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum Board of Directors

• Job applicants can no longer be asked for wage history
  A change in state law effective September 29 prohibits requesting past salary information