Wednesday

• City briefs

• Sunup to sundown, city of Lincoln mayoral candidates get no rest

• Wolverines shooting for No. 1 on Thursday

• Gov. Blagojevich urges President Bush to reverse proposed cuts to passenger rail service

Tuesday

• Opportunity knocking at Lincoln/Logan County's door
  Economic director rallies city to answer

• Freight company receives state support

• State advances on DNA case backlog

Monday

• Gov. Blagojevich announces six Lincoln Academy laureates

• Illinois Department of Corrections serves as a crucial link providing assistance in disaster relief and public service projects

Saturday

• Gov. Blagojevich signs law for protection of U.S. jobs

• Wet January may lead to ice- and flood-damaged trees

• First lady Patti Blagojevich leads Illinois' National Wear Red Day campaign as governor proclaims Women's Healthy Heart Month

• IDOT and EIU sponsor Campus Alcohol Traffic Safety Conference

Friday

• Gov. Blagojevich lays out aggressive agenda in 2005 State of the State address

• School remnants to be sold
  Central demolition scheduled for Feb. 21

• National Wear Red Day  [Go Red for Women]

• Learn the symptoms of a heart attack and how you can avoid one

Thursday

• WL-B 7th-grade basketball team trotting over to Clinton for state

• Illinois' sixth-wettest January on record

• Symposium planned to explore benefits of composting with worms

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