Thunderstorms could dump heavy rain

Funny Business 101 class meets at the Rec Center this week. The first-time class offers syndicated cartooning to sixth-graders and up. Pictured (left to right) are Haley Casper, Adam Papirnik, Sam Opperman, Brannon Klemm, teacher Julie Larson, Samuel Squaire and Jeremy Denlinger.  The tour guide and adviser for this class is Julie Larson, a Lincoln native, who is a nationally syndicated cartoonist, creator of The Dinette Set.  Larson has been in the "funny business" since 1989, becoming nationally syndicated in 1997.    [pictures by Karen Hargis] click on pictures for larger images
 

• Lincoln IGA vs. Mason City 5

• St. John UCC vs. Mason City

• 13-14s baseball

• Lincoln Legion vs. Taylorville

• MKS Jewelers win three

• Major League Baseball:

  • NL roundup

  • AL roundup

  • Wednesday's lineup

  • Tuesday's scores

  • Team standings

  • Bonds to give Hall of Fame an artifact

  • Percival returns to majors, with Cards

• NASCAR stars Gordon, Johnson penalized

• Sports news elsewhere

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Tuesday, June 26:

• U.S. Army Cpl. Francis Marion Trussel Jr. memorial service set for Friday

• Emergency Alert System interrupts radio and TV broadcasts

• Federal test of Emergency Alert System mistakenly sends message out over TV, radio airwaves

• Iowa couple killed in plane crash

• Founder of Johnsonville Sausage dies

• Iwo Jima flag raiser Lindberg dies at 86

• Boy, 2, found with decomposing mother

• Buried 'aliens' are really tree trunks

• Giant penguins may have roamed Peru

• This day in history

• The nation's weather

• Legislation supports grounding governor's taxpayer-funded plane during overtime session

• Executed man's guilt is questioned

• Dry cleaner wins missing pants case

• Chicago-style hot dogs served with familiar Lincoln smiles

• Apple iPhone hype machine in overdrive

• Importer told to recall Chinese tires

• Weekly Outlook: Anticipating June grain stocks estimates

• Grains fall, soybeans rise

• Two opportunities to donate blood

• Free poetry contest open to Lincoln residents

• National HIV Testing Day June 27
  One-quarter of the Americans infected do not know it

• Kidney, heart disease spur each other

• Mom makes daughter wear her offenses

• Golfer survives gator attack in Florida

• Peru celebrates tasty guinea pigs

• Peasley vs. Mason City B

• Lincoln IGA vs. Friendship Manor

• St. John UCC vs. Mason City

• Bears cut Johnson on latest legal mishap

• How to stop cheating in NASCAR

• Major League Baseball:

  • Cubs' Soriano the hero after collapse

  • Rookie Gonzalez lifts White Sox to win

  • Green's walk-off homer in 11th lifts Mets

  • Monday scores

  • Tuesday's lineup

  • Standings

Monday, June 25

Saturday, June 23

Friday, June 22

Thursday, June 21

Wednesday, June 20