Nov. 16

• Breaking News
  Gee family murders: Harris brother asks for February trial date, preservation of evidence

• Mount Pulaski honors Maj. Stanley Manes

• Inaugural expo highlights local home-based businesses

• 1st Home Based Business Expo -- Album 1

• 1st Home Based Business Expo -- Album 2

• Source: Illinois prison eyed for Gitmo inmates

• New study says costs rise under health bill

• Red Lions take 2nd in nationals -- in Sports

Nov. 14

• A taste of Chicago on Keokuk Street

• Best Western Lincoln Inn joins special program to better serve corporate travelers

• County budget to come to vote on Tuesday
  Board expected to make room for GIS coordinator position in 2010

• IEMA urges people to prepare for snow, cold and ice

• Illinois' budget problems rank among the worst in the nation

• Red Lions advance to national semifinals -- in Sports

• Mount Pulaski Lady Toppers advance to state championship -- in Sports

Nov. 13

• County budget to come to vote on Tuesday
  Board expected to make room for GIS coordinator position in 2010

• Road construction completed between Elkhart and Mount Pulaski

• LCHS Baseball Fall Workday -- in pictures

• YMCA grateful for United Way support

• IDOT Operation Save 100 kicks off

• American Cancer Society marks 34th Great American Smokeout

• The YMCA, Lincoln Public Library, Justin Broom, Jonah Pellinghelli-Drake, Emmery Mammen, Luke Morrow, MacKenzie Merreighn, and Duane and Marjory Smalley all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Nov. 12

• City briefs: Racetrack rules, Ameren woes, sewer upgrades, grants and more

• City council 'roadshow' goes to Postville -- in pictures

• 4 entrepreneurs find 'harmony' in opening their business

• Lincoln Veterans Day ceremony -- in pictures

• Local help available for those with Medicare questions

• ALMH to offer interactive diabetes classes

• Quinn calls early prisoner release necessary

Nov. 11

• Federal officials announce grant to spur economic development in Logan County

• Federal grant received -- in pictures

• Personalities of the Week:
  This week's POW dedicated to our veterans
  Remembering the unknown soldiers of Logan County

• Remembering a young soldier's funeral

• Health department expands eligibility for seasonal flu vaccine

• SCORE office has ribbon-cut -- in pictures

• Postville Courthouse State Historic Site announces Dec. 5 open house

• Illinois Student Assistance Commission still has $66 million for student loans

Nov. 10

• Reminder: Veterans Day ceremony will be at the Lincoln VFW, 915 Fifth St., at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday

• Tara Morris is ALMH November Employee of the Month

• Book project in support of The Mill on 66 begins

• Lincoln Rotary conducting food drive Saturday

• Lincoln Pastoral Counseling Services receives United Way support

• The colors of fall 2009 -- album 1

• The colors of fall 2009 -- album 2

• LCHS madrigal dinner cast chosen

• Quilters at Heart Quilt Guild, Mount Pulaski HS honor roll, Lincoln Jaycees, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Kiwanis and Home Based Business Expo make Close Up
  By Mike Fak

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