April 28

April 27

• Personality of the Week
  Graue legacy continues to grow

• Book signing to celebrate new release of Lincoln College's presidential letters collection

• Eaton donates $50,000 to benefit ALMH capital campaign

• ALMH hosts 1st blood drive on vehicle during inaugural tour

• Lincoln Hampton Inn partners with Lincoln College athletics

• Emden family update Tuesday evening

• Construction on Nicholson Road to begin Thursday

• Civic Federation: No support for Quinn budget

• Giannoulias ad uses family bank's failure as attack

• This day in history

• Lincoln FFA, quilters, Allison Mayernick, Elkhart plant sale and LJHS spring play in Close Up

• Another rural fire destroys a Logan County home

• Salvation Army assisting rural fire family -- solicits community help

• Tourism bureau hosts annual dinner

• Nate Stuckey benefit brings out community -- Album 1

• Nate Stuckey benefit brings out community -- Album 2

• Nate Stuckey benefit brings out community -- Album 3

• Depth of colors and hidden imagery highlight artist's work

• Run, Ramble and Roll at Lincoln College -- Album 1

• Run, Ramble and Roll at Lincoln College -- Album 2

• Lincoln sign unveiled at University Hall at Lincoln College -- in pictures

• Lynx Fest and tours at new Lincoln Center -- in pictures

• Red light camera measure ready for gov's signature

• Illinois State Fair posts premium books on its website
  Books explain the rules and entry deadlines for thousands of state fair contests

• This day in history

April 24

April 23

• City trims expenses, looks to employees to resolve final $83,000 deficit

• Office Professionals Luncheon -- Album 1

• Office Professionals Luncheon -- Album 2

• Office Professionals Luncheon -- Album 3

• L.E.A.F club hosts Earth Day at St. John United Church of Christ -- in pictures

• FFA plant sale continues Sunday -- in pictures

• Lincoln College unveils bronze sculpture of young Abraham Lincoln today at 4 p.m.

• Reminder: Nate Stuckey benefit Saturday at LCHS

• A record-breaking 'Run for Your Life' at LCU

• Job loss begins to moderate across state but still higher year to year

• State fire marshal announces small-equipment grants for Lincoln and Middletown fire depts.

• Educators, unions follow up rally with more pleas

• GOP senators: Quinn budget cuts only $200 million

• This day in history

• Elks Country Club, Naomi-Ruth Circle, Lane Brickey, United Way and Logan County Dept. of Public Health in Close Up

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