Sept. 19

• Lincoln holds 1st Economic Development Summit
  Part 5: What are the opportunities in Lincoln, Logan County?

• Together for Lincoln partners with local organizations

• Board chooses new circuit clerk

• CDC: 1st swine flu vaccines may be nasal spray

• Illinois plans early release of 1,000 inmates

• Bomke: Focus on gerrymandering and pensions this week in Ill. Senate

• Railers fall on last-minute touchdown -- in Sports

• Railers vs. Southeast -- in pictures

Sept. 18

• Board chooses new circuit clerk

• Lincoln holds 1st Economic Development Summit
  Part 4: What makes Lincoln and Logan County unique?

• Railsplitters and sportsmen host trap shoot

• Railsplitter welcomes country musicians

• IDOC chief outlines new vision for Illinois' new program to help divert adults from prison

• Wonder how sound that bridge is you cross every day?
  IDOT Web site has bridge inspection reports available

• Illinois Department on Aging reminds seniors to get flu shots

• Illinois unemployment dips slightly in August

• Railers look to rebound against Southeast -- in sports

• The Scouts and Culver's, broadband in Broadwell, Humane Society, LC Genealogical & Historical Society, Krystine Schnautz and Megan Callahan at the 'U,' and the Lincoln Jaycees make the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Sept. 17

• City briefs: Problem properties action bringing results; Heritage Days management and funds could roll over to park district; insurance costs change; and more

• Elkhart Hill historical tours on Sept. 26

• Road closure in Oran Township

• Quinn reverses some probation dept. cuts

• Murder victims to be remembered Monday

• Blagojevich blasts prosecutors over friend's death

• AP sources: McKenna to join race for Ill. governor

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

• Lincoln holds 1st Economic Development Summit
  Part 1: Vision set for participants

• Lincoln looking to the future
  Mayor Keith Snyder's 1st 120 days
  Part 4: Surprises and planned events 'fast track' changes

• National Railsplitting Festival in Lincoln features new and returning events

• Personalities of the Week: Arnie and Ruth Haak

• Mount Pulaski Fall Festival photos

  • Mount Pulaski dedicates new band shell

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival
    (sights, faces)

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival
    (contestants, demonstrations)

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival Parade -- album 1

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival Parade -- album 2

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival Parade -- album 3

• Clock ticking on prison jobs crisis
  Hearing delayed in suit over layoffs

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