News Index
(from the last 7 days)

Tuesday, September 13, 2005

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• Official: New Orleans may lose 160,000 homes [CNN]

• CIEDC Mobilizes to Support Hurricane Areas

• St. Clara's Manor receives state approval to build supportive living facility

• Auxiliarists Play Key Communications Role in Coast Guard Mission In Hurricane Katrina Aftermath

• Red Cross Raises over $5,000 at Illinois Symphony Orchestra Pops in the Park

• World, national news

• US and Iraq 'to discuss pullout'

• North Korea insists on peaceful nuclear program

• Roberts fields questions on abortion, power

• Emergency chief quits over Katrina

• More...

• Weekly Outlook: Crop Forecasts

• Teens plan activities

• Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum announces fall teacher workshops

 Community

• 35th Annual Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest & Crafts FestivaL, Sept. 17 & 18

• Serving in the military  sponsored by American Legion Post 263

• Calendar of events

 Business

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!    (4)

• Classifieds    (13)

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• Business news elsewhere

• More...

The Sports Page

• Sports news elsewhere

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• Health news elsewhere

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• Personal tech news elsewhere

• More..

Saturday, Sept. 10:

• Hunt finds fewer bodies than feared...  [the Guardian]

• Angel Flight America reunites hundreds of Hurricane Katrina victims with their families

• August rains provide limited drought relief

• New Illinois research center will harness technology to build safer, more durable highways and boost economy

• Marriages

• Dissolutions

• Court news

• District 44 update

• Letter: Buyer beware: Insurance canceled based on dog breed restrictions

• Benefit for John "Sully" Sullivan

• Zonta to meet Tuesday

• Local weekend events:

• Mount Pulaski Fall Festival

• Abe Lincoln Disabled Children Fundraiser

• Lincoln College Grand Soiree

• Logan County CROP Walk set for Sunday at Scully Park

• Features: One man's privacy creates another man's intrigue

• Pekin farm offers pumpkins and 'American Gothic' corn maze

• LCC volleyball at Missouri invitational

Friday, Sept. 9

Thursday, Sept. 8

Wednesday, Sept. 7

Tuesday, Sept. 6

Monday, Sept. 5: Labor Day holiday