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Central
School on endangered list
[MARCH
23, 2000] The
Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois has announced that Lincoln’s
Central School is on the list of the Ten Most Endangered Historic Places in
Illinois for the year 2000. The announcement was made yesterday in Springfield
at the state capitol, but was repeated this morning at a press conference at
Union and Broadway, across from the school building.
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From
pizza, pizza to money, money
New
bank scheduled to open in Lincoln
 [MARCH
23, 2000] If
banks are an indicator of a city’s growth, then Lincoln’s
future continues
to look promising. Central Illinois Bancorp, (CIB) Inc., is scheduled to open
the doors of its 20th branch in Lincoln
on May 1, at the former Little Caesar’s
restaurant location on the corner of Keokuk
and Kankakee. Branches will be
opened in
all of the major cities in Illinois.
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Ag
scholarship announced
Logan
County ag committee has funds for ag students
[MARCH
23, 2000] Thanks
to the generosity of many Logan County businesses, local students
pursing degrees in agriculture or agribusiness may get a break on
next year’s tuition bill. The new scholarship opportunity was
announced at the first Logan County Ag Day Breakfast held March 22,
2000.
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