Saturday, October 19

• ComEd to start soil reclamation on Third Street in Lincoln

• Lincoln fall leaf collection starts November 4th
  Extended hours at landscape waste facility start October 24th

• Breast cancer treatment: When the hair begins to go
  Local stylist offers free solutions for hair loss

• Elaine Aylesworth named Mount Pulaski Senior of the Month for October

• Huffer named October 2019 ALMH Colleague of the Month

• Nancy Gehlbach to be guest at LCG&HS meeting Monday evening

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  How do you like my ‘Squash Canneloni ala Hershey con Brio?

• Campfires and Bonfires: Be Responsible and Safe
  Know the rules and use safe burning practices!

Friday, October 18

• LOGAN COUNTY COURTHOUSE DOME RAISES GREAT CONCERNS

• Logan County Briefs – next fiscal year budget adjustments, dispatch, and upcoming road and airport projects

• Northwest fourth grade students enjoy a pizza party - Album

• Breast cancer treatment: When the hair begins to go
  Local stylist offers free solutions for hair loss

• CAPCIL Hands Up Project - Jobs for Life classes begin November 4th - enroll now

Thursday, October 17

• Logan County Board says no to marijuana dispensaries and hooka lounges; prepares to ask voters to approve funds for courthouse repairs

• Local CEO’s take the L.E.A.D. on economic development in Lincoln

• Locally owned, newly remodeled and renamed Lincoln Comfort Inn & Suites celebrates with ribbon cut

• Lincoln Youth Wrestling ready for the 2019-2020 season
  Informational meeting this evening at 7 p.m.

• Girls on the Run “Rock Your Star Power” Community 5k
  Early Registration Ends October 18

• Vault Teen Center in Clinton celebrates one year anniversary
  Surrounding communities invited to attend open house Saturday evening

• University of Illinois Extension
  Using Fallen Leaves

• USDA Opens 2020 Enrollment for Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage Programs

Wednesday, October 16

• Logan County Relay for Life announces 2020 theme – Lights, Camera, Relay 2020
  Next meeting – October 28th

• Calling all LCHS Pep Band Alumni!!
  Come play with us on November 27th

• Breast Cancer Symptoms: What You Need to Know

• Lincoln Presidential Library plans fun kids’ activities about historic events
  Activities focus on World War II, Underground Railroad

• Hectic Harvest Can Be A Dangerous Time
  Illinois Department of Labor Urges Farmers to Make Safety a Top Concern

• Illinois EPA Launches Annual Environmental Education Competition for Fifth and Sixth Grade Students
  Agency Encourages Youth Creativity About How to Protect the Environment