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As of 11 a.m. today Rusty's Clubhouse & Grill at 2810 Woodlawn Road in Lincoln (the former Maverick's) is open for business.

The Lincoln and Logan County business community and Mayor Beth Davis joined manager Chris Hruby and staff at the Rusty's grand opening VIP open house on Saturday. The officials were treated to dinner followed by karaoke.

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Saturday, Feb. 25:

  • Logan County man goes out to burn field, does not return

  • Gov. Blagojevich's 'Less Red Tape' legislation to ease burden on local schools and teachers wins Senate committee approval
    Senate Bill 2829 moves on to full Senate for consideration

  • Gov. Blagojevich commends House for unanimously passing tougher penalties for police impersonation, encourages Senate to follow suit
    Legislation would increase jail time for police impersonation, create new offense for impersonation while carrying a deadly weapon, and broaden definition of peace officer to include local, state and federal officials

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  • Those armed with the 'sword of the Spirit' -- en garde!

  • Lenten services begin at Good Shepherd

  • 'Emerging, Irrelevant or Transformational?

  • Lincoln native cast in Lincoln College production of 'Brighton Beach Memoirs'

  • Pulaski County archaeology site, Springfield's Union Station featured in latest Historic Illinois

  • Children's swim lessons offered

  • Home Country: Sign spurs speculations

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