April 21

• Fulton County CIEDC office destroyed in fire
  Services transferred to Mason County

• Statement on missing April 12 unemployment checks

April 20

• Police search for body on Immanuel Lutheran Church grounds
  Cold-case file of Ruth Martin reinvestigated

• Wet March weather improves drought conditions

April 19

• Early morning storm causes injuries and scattered damage in Logan County
  Storm with up to three tornadoes adds to mounting stack of weather disasters

• White goods collection, but not just whites, this Saturday

• LDN correction of error in Tuesday edition

• As gas prices climb, butanol research reaches exciting stage

• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cites Illinois as top in Midwest for safety belt zones

April 18

• City briefs
  City and county entering intergovernmental agreement on Fifth Street Road project; aldermen approve financing

• Mount Pulaski boil order lifted

• Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum announces first anniversary celebration lineup

April 17

• New features at this year's Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest & Crafts Festival Sept. 15-17

• Ex-Illinois governor convicted

• As mumps cases in Illinois rise, state public health director encourages vaccination and education
  Know the symptoms and how to protect yourself and your family

• New service officers have helped thousands of additional veterans in first quarter of 2006
  Added staff helped more than 5,500 additional Illinois veterans apply for benefits and services in first quarter of 2006

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