Sept. 16

• Lincoln holds 1st Economic Development Summit
  Part 3: What are our strengths?

• Annual pet registration fees to go up

• Lincoln man pleads not guilty in toddler death
  Trial set for December

• New dentist joins HOPE Mobile

• Fill a truck with food for Lincoln

• Wednesday's picture albums

• Carroll Catholic School activities

• Fall Farm Tour draws a crowd

• Saints Flight visits Mount Pulaski

• Projection calls for lower corn and soybean returns

• U of Illinois faculty back leaders' ouster

Sept. 15

• Lincoln holds 1st Economic Development Summit
  Part 2: A door opens for change in Lincoln and Logan County

• CROP Walk set for Oct. 4 in Logan County

• State seeks venue change in layoff suit

• LCU's Dr. Robert Kurka profiled in Who's Who in America

• Eaton helps LCHS vocational program -- in pictures

• HHS awards $236,000 to Illinois for increasing adoptions

• Walk for ALS, Trina McGraw, United Way of Logan County, Humane Society, Habitat for Humanity, YMCA Bike Blast and Lincoln Public Library all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Sept. 14

Sept. 12

• Lincoln looking to the future
  Mayor Keith Snyder's 1st 120 days
  Part 3: Administrative connections roll over into city's future

• Logan County Treasurer Bruns to retire

• Heartland's Lincoln Center to offer personal computing classes

• Barbary Coast Dixieland Band opens season for Lincoln Land Community Concert Association

• Thousands of Illinois state workers get hefty pensions

• In observance of National Grandparents Day, state recognizes grandparents raising grandchildren

• Railers go down 14-0 to Taylorville -- in sports

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.

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