Feb. 29

• County Clerk's Office Getting Comcast Complaint Calls
  County Number Added to New Bills

• Council Logs Time With Sundry Topics and Issues

• Montessori House Helping Children to Love to Learn

• Seniors Among Groups Hardest Hit by Flu
  CDC Says 'Take 3' This Flu Season

• Announcement: HOPE Mobile NOT in Service Friday

• Gov. Blagojevich, Gov. Blunt Announce Agreement to Construct a New Mississippi River Bridge in Metro East

• Wilbur Didn't Survive, But the Volunteer Spirit of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Lives On

Feb. 28

• Cold Beer and Hot Races Could Be on Tap at the Lincoln Speedway This Season

• Which Is It -- the Flu or a Cold?

• Logan County Health Department Reports 177 Confirmed Cases of Influenza

• Announcement: HOPE Mobile Is NOT Going Out This Thursday or Friday

• Chatham Fire Department to Train Community on Fire Extinguisher Usage With Newly Acquired Equipment

• NIU Looking for Healing, Plans to Rebuild for the Future

• Illinois State Fairgrounds Closed Through Late May
  Electrical Failures Lead to 22.7 Miles of Cable Replacement

Feb. 27

• Historic Downtown Building Could Become a New Development

• Seasonal Illness on the Rise
  Reports Indicate Widespread Flu and Colds

• Announcement: HOPE Mobile Is NOT Going Out This Thursday or Friday

Feb. 26

• P&M Communications Taking the Mystery out of Analog-to-Digital TV Changes

• Snow and Blowing Snow Advisory in Effect Until Noon Tuesday

• Illinois Fire Departments Receive Mass Decontamination Vehicles
  Units Support Mutual Aid System

• Unidentified Body Found in Dumpster in Marshall
  Police Release Sketch of Man

Feb. 25

• Barb Reinwald -- A Community Treasure

• American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Logan County Kickoff Tonight

Feb. 23

• Minier-Armington Offers Senior Safe Driving Program

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