Sept. 21

• Lincoln holds 1st Economic Development Summit
  Part 6: What are the opportunities in Lincoln, Logan County?

• Captain Bogardus Trap Shoot results

• LCHS Marching Band wins Mount Zion Marching Games

• Railsplitting Festival in the books: saved in pictures

  • Railsplitting Festival on Saturday -- album 1

  • Railsplitting Festival on Saturday -- album 2

  • The 2009 Civil War Ball

  • The art of railsplitting

  • National railsplitting main event

• Lincoln College volleyball team wins 2nd championship of the season -- in Sports

• Quinn launches 2010 census Web site

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

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