March 31

• Lake Fork auction: A community pulls together
  Biscuits and hot chocolate ward off chill

• Semi overturns near milepost 134 on I-55
  No injuries reported

• Logan County Health Fair goes green
  Recycling and proper disposal of unwanted medicine available

• Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs salutes women veterans

• Christian Child Care, Jaycees, Community Action Partnership, local blood drives, Blades Nail and Hair Salon, and Lincoln Rotary in the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

March 30

• Personality of the Week
  Charlene Bowers: She's looking out for her neighbors' good health

• Public invited to fire truck dedication Saturday

• A Sunday in black and white (pictorial)

• A weekend for the dogs: Chihuahuas, that is (pictorial)

March 28

• Lincoln soldier binds crew and community
  Knights of Columbus treasure crew's gift from Afghanistan

• Staff Sgt. Jim Rehmann visits Washington-Monroe's fifth-grade class yesterday (pictorial)

• NACS recognizes LCCS' Randal H. Storm with Aspen Award

• Public Health Week April 6-12

• Illinois Senate week in review

• Civil War 'tableau vivant' at presidential museum

March 27

• New ALMH design tailored to meet current and future patient needs
  'Critical access' hospital plans released

• County: Property tax bills expected to be delayed

• Deputy coroners complete training

• Quinn says historic sites to reopen by June 30

• $1.5 billion for potholes, resurfacing Ill roads

• Lake Fork biscuit bakers, food drive at health fair, weather spotters class, Hunting Heritage Super Fund Banquet and Lincoln College bachelor's degree program in the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

March 26

• Community Action looks for public input on stimulus planning

• Jazz featured at Lincoln College on April 3

• Ex-Gov. Blagojevich cries foul on airwaves

• Despite budget crisis, Ill. agency approved raises

• Illinois medical marijuana bill passes Senate Public Health Committee 6-3

March 25

• FBI takes over city finance investigation

• City: Money matters top discussions
  Budgeting City Hall roof and other building needs; Sysco and Wal-Mart infrastructure sales tax rebates; additional development agreements for Castle Manor, ALMH in works, with potential for a 3rd development

• Fed stimulus funds will expand CAP weatherization program by 400%

• Illinois Feb. unemployment hits 8.6%
  Largest monthly increase in 33 years

• More info on health fairs:

• Children's Health Fair

• Community Health Fair

• Lincoln Circuit Ride calendar set

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