Sept. 11

• Lincoln looking to the future
  Mayor Keith Snyder's 1st 120 days
  Part 2: Reorganizing for the 21st century

• Logan County Treasurer Bruns to retire

• LCHS hosts Rachel's Challenge

• Volunteers encouraged to sign up soon for Together for Lincoln

• City briefs: 2 buildings set for fast track demolition; fire department promotions; overdue state money rolls in; sewer issue resolved

• Megan Kissel Fall Soccer League dedication ceremony

• National Preparedness Month: Gov. Quinn encourages Illinois citizens to prepare for disasters
  IEMA hosts statewide conference, launches Facebook page with video clips, posts daily preparedness tips during September

• Workday set to help tornado victims
  EMA to lead in field cleanup at 4 sites on Saturday

• Tornado victims need community's help
  Long road to recovery still in beginning stages

• United Way, hospice volunteers, Lincoln Park District, Don Wheal, changes at LDN, glass recycling and Harvest of Talents all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Sept. 10

• Workday set to help tornado victims
  EMA to lead in field cleanup at 4 sites on Saturday

• Tornado victims need community's help
  Long road to recovery still in beginning stages

• Lincoln looking to the future
  Mayor Keith Snyder's 1st 120 days
  Part 1: Economic Development Summit

• Local residents team up to 'strike out' multiple sclerosis

• Mahomet Valley Water Authority pressured by WATCH
  Special meeting set

• Fall festivals in Atlanta and Mount Pulaski this weekend

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival schedule

• Electrifying news from LCU

• Ill. gov. won't push for tax hike until after Feb.

Sept. 9

• City: Development partnership director updates council
  Goody's reopened, more businesses to open, business leadership assistance organized, and future planning

• Mount Pulaski native, Maj. Stanley Manes, receives Bronze Star

• Mount Pulaski to celebrate relationship to Abraham Lincoln this weekend

• Community Action offers new dining site opportunity

• Judy Sloan is ALMH Employee of the Month

• Illinois 1 of 7 states to teach students about 9/11

• Ill. chief justice wants probation cuts restored

• Regional school superintendents announce bus evacuation drills

• Blagojevich: Words on FBI tape out of context

Sept. 8

• Assault at Logan Correctional results in weekend shutdown

• Lincoln Heritage Museum hosts 'Journey Stories'

• Mount Pulaski Fall Festival a deep tradition

• Mount Pulaski's 1916 horse show -- in pictures

• Local 4-H members visit CBOT

• Lincoln College offers sightseeing and shopping tours

• Records: Quinn rarely uses state cell phone

• Quinn set to receive seasonal flu shot

• Rachel's Challenge at LCHS, the Mount Pulaski Fall Festival, the Atlanta Fall Festival, caregiver program at Vonderlieth, blood drive, a cruise-in and St. John's Hartsburg make Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Sept. 7

• (Labor Day holiday)

Sept. 5

• Lincoln Christian University students visit Cambodia, learn firsthand about human trafficking

• County briefs: August and September
  Lobbying the state against job cuts; business matters; planning for private wind production developments

• Prison crisis: Bomke says administration did not negotiate in good faith

• Hole-in-one wins new car -- in pictures

• Governor fills open U of I trustee slots

• Alleged Rezko tie, but Quinn renames board chair

• Saturday's college football scoreboard by The Associated Press -- in sports

Sept. 4

• Economic Development Summit set for Sept. 12

• AFSCME rejects 11-15 percent pay cut

• Illinois announces $400 million bond issue to 'Jump Start' public works projects

• Health department announces flu information line

• Lincoln Farmers' Market splits

• Hynes, Quinn campaigns spar over comments

• Humane Society, Lincoln Community High School, Mount Pulaski Water Dept., glass recycling, Jefferson St. Christian Church and State Bank bocce ball tournament winners all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

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