Oct. 22

• Draft of Logan County budget passes
  Chamber gets balloon fest donation

• Veteran clerk Litterly to seek re-election

• LCU plans for dealing with seasonal and H1N1 flu

• ALMH Rehab's health fair offers something for everyone

• Lincoln celebrates Red Ribbon Week

• Quinn to formally announce candidacy

• Railer football senior profiles -- in Sports

Oct. 21

• Soccer complex fields 'complex' questions
  Council to continue discussions

• Mary Kelley announces candidacy for circuit clerk position

• Illinois 4-H'ers head to National 4-H Congress
  4 from Logan County to attend

• Logan County receives federal grant to address nonviolent offenders with mental illness

• Former Blagojevich top aide pleads guilty to corruption

• Railer football senior profiles -- in Sports

Oct. 20

• Information update in Gee family murders
  Attorney seeks bail reduction for Earnest; Sara Duncan in court Tuesday afternoon

• City briefs: Comcast questioned, development partnership update, treasurer's report, demolition and more

• Draft of 2010 Logan County budget gets tentative approval

• Personality of the Week: Dedicated to bringing to life Lincoln/Logan County's heritage with Abraham Lincoln: Darlene Begolka

• Integrity Data employees award $10,000 in Community Giving Program grants

• Novel H1N1 vaccine available at health dept.

• Residents promote Elkhart

• 30 LC students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa honor society

• City of Lincoln leaf pickup schedule

• Lady Lynx 'think pink' to fight breast cancer

• IEMA encourages people to test homes for radon

• Middletown United Methodist Church, Humane Society meeting, Dave Hennessy, Christian Child Care, Brad Miller, Lucky Six winners and the Quilters at Heart Quilt Guild all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Oct. 19

• What happened in City Hall
  Part 2: New financial safeguards instituted

• Germanfest at St. John United Church of Christ -- in pictures

• Culver's packs the house for Gee Family Fund -- in pictures

• Elkhart gets 'Fired Up' over ALS -- in pictures

• Aid restored to low-income Ill. college students

• Fact check: Hynes, Quinn gloss over tax facts

Oct. 17

• What happened in City Hall
  Part 1: Clerk covers embezzlement with complicated system

• The Railer Marching Band takes the field in St. Louis -- in pictures

• Child ID program at library to be held again Thursday

• 'The Face of Emmett Till' at Lincoln College

• Illinois Sept. unemployment rate at 10.5 percent

Oct. 16

• City briefs: Residents want repairs to Pulaski Street; Main Street Lincoln announces plans for upcoming events; fire station undergoing inspection; and more

• City council meets at Friendship Manor -- in pictures

• Elkhart getting 'fired up' Sunday for Michelle Conrady-Brown

• ALMH volunteer luncheon to feature Howard Peters III

• Trick-or-treat with the mayor through downtown Oct. 31

• Governor warns of growing problems in Ill. budget

• Ill. voters get to decide on recall of governors

• 'Harvest Lunch Tour' for Illinois farmers

• Railers-Springfield preview -- in Sports

• Little Lambs Day Care, Relay for Life, Mount Pulaski Halloween hours, Lincoln FFA, Main Street Lincoln and the Lincoln Public Library all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

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