March 9

• Personality of the Week
  Jim Ash: the voice of Logan County for 3 decades

• Police arrest hit-and-run driver from Dec. 30 accident

• Wildflower nature walks on Elkhart Hill

• New designs ... coming soon to pennies near you!

• Railer ticket information for Wednesday's sectional game -- in sports

• Pair of weekend wins put LC Lynx in Region 24 Championship game -- in sports

March 7

• Wind advisory until 9 p.m. Sunday

• 106th Aviation Regiment returns from Kosovo
  Includes two soldiers from Logan County

• March designated as National Eye Donor Month
  Logan man gives 'gift of sight'

• Zion Lutheran School celebrated National Lutheran Schools Week (pictorial)

• Bomke bill helps returning veterans

• Sen. Brady: State budget should cut spending, not increase taxes

• Lincoln Christian College receives distinguished honor

• AP source: Prosecutor seeking FBI tapes of Burris

• Railers take regional with 53-40 win over Bloomington -- in sports

• Railer ticket information for Wednesday's sectional game

March 6

• 24th annual Community Health Fair less than a month away

• Severe weather possible on Sunday

• Chamber seeks members' input with survey

• Lincoln Christian College to celebrate 25th anniversary of the Webb Lectureship

• Day care training, Zonta, sheriff's scholarship, Grace Sheley, Tori Hoban and Lincoln Christian Church hit the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

March 5

• Business incubator gaining momentum
  Entrepreneurs already showing interest

• Local United Way can use help

• Quinn speaks at national Main Street conference in Chicago

• State to hire recent college grads to help future college students

March 4

• Logan County reviews road projects and uses for stimulus allotment
  Allotment too short for Fifth Street Road project

• Downtown location gets a triple-A from new remodeling business

• Special announcement: Lincoln Inn reopens

• 2008 figures on county crop yields

• Not too late to take the plunge
  March 21 Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge still open for volunteers

• Railer defense shuts down U-High 49-28 -- in sports

• LCC Preachers picked for NCCAA national tournament -- in sports

March 3

• City: Police department restructure approved; federal funds to help secure City Hall; and more city business

• ALMH employees receive recognition from American Heart Association

• Hope for transportation continues for Logan, Mason and Menard

• HOPE Mobile to offer colorectal screening tests

• This is Severe Weather Preparedness Week
  2009 severe weather fact sheet

• Kick-a-Thon, LJHS band kudos, Humane Society, Mount Pulaski American Legion and First Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

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