Friday, October 31, 2014

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• Five entities agree:
  Bypass bridge decisions; the road must go on
  Elkhart blacktop and historic bridge discussed

• Elkhart throwing open its doors this weekend

• Severe weather possible

• New law signed by Gov. Blagojevich to raise awareness of umbilical cord blood donation benefits

• World, national news

• 11,000 evacuated from area of Indonesia volcano

• U.S. offers Iran nuclear technology as incentive

• China unleashes Yangtze on Three Gorges Dam

• California vote could be midterm bellwether
  Primaries test ethics, immigration issues for November

• More...

• Tree problems and solutions
  By John Fulton

• Milk, ice cream, cheese or yogurt
  Specialist reviews dairy industry in June Dairy Month

• Agriculture news elsewhere

• Weather Market Commentary

• USDA weekly progress report shows healthy crops

• USDA accepts 1 million acres in latest CRP signup

• Tool Helps Document Soybean Rust Treatments

• More...

• Lincoln Writers Club to meet

• Calendar of events

• How to help victims of earthquakes, hurricanes and more

 Business

• NEED A JOB? FIND IT HERE!    (3)

• Classifieds    (10)  

Submit a classified ad online  [Lowest cost for advertising in the county!]

• Business news elsewhere

• US companies more charitable in 2005 - survey

• More...

• Mustang baseball

• Pinto softball stats from Saturday doubleheader

• Sports news elsewhere

• 'Canes stunned by their own win

• Yankees' bats booming in win over Red Sox

• Bonds strikes 716th home run as Giants destroy Marlins

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Safety Seats Get Nod Over Belt Use Alone

• Surprising truths about cereal, packaged meat

• FDA Allows Return of MS Drug

• Cervical Cancer Vaccine Also Protects Against Vaginal Cancers

• Cigarette smoking and high cholesterol predict different forms of peripheral artery disease

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Google introduces spreadsheet in latest shot at Microsoft

• So You Want... An iPod

• More...

Monday, June 5:

• Planning for the future includes managing our natural resources
  Water factors into one opportunity for growth in Logan County

• Gov. Blagojevich signs new laws to fight meth manufacturing in Illinois
  Law establishes a meth manufacturer registry to keep communities safer

• May temperatures and precipitation in Illinois near normal

• Senate week in review: May 29-June 2

• State Rep. Bill Mitchell makes Centennial Farm sign presentation to Schutz family

• Sesquicentennial Farm sign presented to Delavan farm owners

• Upcoming GPS conference takes producers to infinity and beyond

• Letter: A great start

• Mustang score

• 12 and under fast-pitch softball

Saturday, June 3

Friday, June 2

Thursday, June 1

Wednesday, May 31

Tuesday, May 30