TOP
STORIES
Extending
a branch
CIB
moves to Lincoln
[MAY
23, 2000]
Central
Illinois Bank had a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday morning at its
new Lincoln branch, located at 428 Keokuk St. The bank has been
operating since April 17th. The red ribbon was cut by Wally H.
Reese, the senior vice president of the Lincoln branch, with Mayor
Joan Ritter and the Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of Commerce
Ambassadors in attendance. The bank occupies the former site of
Little Caesar’s Pizza and is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to
5 p.m.
[complete
story]
|
the
em space
Scrolling
through the ages
[MAY
23, 2000] As
ancient as the Torah and as current as your computer screen,
scrolling has been part of the reading process for several thousand
years. If people who read text on the screen today are sometimes
annoyed with scrolling through long documents, that’s nothing
new.
[complete
story]
|
ORGANIZATIONS
& EVENTS
Lincoln
Rotary Club honored for its community service
[MAY
23, 2000] At
its annual District Conference in Champaign this past weekend,
Rotary International gave awards to area clubs. One of the winners
was the Lincoln Rotary Club, recognized for its service to the
community.
[complete
story]
|
ORGANIZATIONS
& EVENTS
Students participate
in Job Fair 2000
[MAY
23, 2000] Graduating
high school seniors and other students participated in Job Fair 2000 at Lincoln
College on May 23. The steering committee partnered with a variety
of businesses, agencies and institutions for the event, initiated
through Lincoln/Logan Promise. The program was "Marketable
Skills Through Effective Education."
[complete
story]
|
HONORS
& AWARDS
Emden
student meets with USDA officials
[MAY
23, 2000] Kate
Wrage of Emden was named one of 10 winners in the National FFA
Organization’s Risk Management Essay Contest. The winning essay
allowed Wrage and her Hartsburg-Emden High School FFA adviser, Betsy
Pech, to meet with several USDA officials in Washington, D.C.
recently and to visit with Sen. Dick Durbin and Sen. Peter
Fitzgerald.
[complete
story]
|