April 18

• Community Action, Habitat explain plan to work together
  Partnership plans to seek grant to buy and restore foreclosed homes

• The best of the best: District 27 participants in spelling contest

• District 27 spelling bee (in pictures)

• Jennifer Glick: Community Action Employee of the Quarter

• Risk stakes higher for ag producers

April 17

• County looks at cutting health insurance for board members

• City: Roof for City Hall doesn't fit into the budget
  Department head pay raises revoted

• Chamber hosts Workforce Readiness Expo free to community

• Logan County coroner's inquest determines Clinton man's death accidental

• Quinn says historic sites to reopen

• Illinois March unemployment tops 9 percent

• Conservation police trainee exams scheduled

• Shrine Club, LCGHS, Zion Lutheran, Humane Society and Armington fundraiser all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

April 16

• Lincoln: Brainstorming for CEDS
  New fire station, street repairs and upgrades identified as top priorities

• Together for Lincoln to host Dave Ramsey's 'Town Hall for Hope'
  April 23 at 7 p.m.

• Lincoln Christian Church to hold auditions for 'The Pirates of Penzance'

• ALMH plans community meetings on new hospital

• Quinn calling on whistle-blowers to help

April 15

• Indian Rotary group study exchange team visits Mount Pulaski

• Mount Pulaski Clinic celebrates anniversary Thursday

• Where is spring? April vying for the coldest in a century

• Lincoln MS Walk at Kickapoo Creek Park on May 3

• Lincoln College showcases 1-act plays by Tennessee Williams

April 14

• Local professional creating outdoor living spaces

• Abe's 1858 namesake town rally-speech published in the Lincoln bicentennial issue of the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society

• 'New Education Task Force to address dropouts

• ALMH changes diabetes class time

• Lincoln designated as Tree City for 8th consecutive year

• Abraham Lincoln Quarter Midget Assoc., Humane Society, Vicki Larson, wildflower walk and Family Medical Center in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

April 13

• Personality of the Week
  Toilet paper and a parking spot brought director to Oasis: Dom Dalpoas

• Tourism bureau dinner features Lincoln bicentennial theme

• Students to be initiated into Phi Theta Kappa at Lincoln College

• Ill. officials mull images for 2010 quarters

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