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State Bank of Lincoln donates $100,000 to the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital campaign. Complete details in today's Top Stories. From left: Terry Brown, a State Bank director and former president, as well as former chairman of the ALMH board; Marty Ahrends, executive director of the Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation; Steve Aughenbaugh, president of State Bank and current chairman of the ALMH board of directors; and Gail Nunnery, a trust officer and vice president at State Bank who currently serves on the Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation board Picture supplied by ALMH  (Click on picture for larger image.)
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State Bank of Lincoln donates $100,000 to hospital campaign Together for Lincoln application deadline Sunday Covered wagon gets new cover -- album Brady visits Lincoln; Democrats Hirner and Miller walk the fair Excessive heat warning continues through Saturday Blagojevich jury agrees on 2 of 24 counts; judge says to keep talking Lawmakers react to news of possible Blagojevich mistrial Quinn, Brady leave Blago to jury This day in history Yesterday's Top Stories City Briefs: Downtown parking finds a spot in council discussions Postville Courthouse, where Abraham Lincoln practiced law, hosts 1800s Craft Fair Changes are coming to HOPE Mobile Heartland offers Office Basics courses Blagojevich jury deadlocked; judge gives further instructions Demo derby winners 4-H auction results This day in history This Week's Top Stories CLOSE UP:  Aug. 13 St. John UCC, genealogical meeting, YMCA school days programs and the park district in Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance	Grab Your Fork Sponsored by
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News...    sponsored by      This May 18 file security photo taken in St. Louis County shows a man the FBI has named the "Granddad Bandit" holding a black billfold with a holdup note. Michael Mara, who is suspected of robbing banks in 13 states, eluded authorities for about two years even as he stayed in plain, unremarkable sight. AP file photo/FBI
Local State Bank of Lincoln donates $100,000 to hospital campaign Together for Lincoln application deadline Sunday Covered wagon gets new cover -- album Brady visits Lincoln; Democrats Hirner and Miller walk the fair Excessive heat warning continues through Saturday CLOSE UP:  Aug. 13 St. John UCC, genealogical meeting, YMCA school days programs and the park district in Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance National Nev. accident leaves 2 miners missing, feared dead Building collapses in Detroit; 6 firefighters hurt Fears remain in Mich. after stabbing spree arrest Wife: Quiet life with 'Granddad Bandit' suspect Decision expected on plug for BP's broken oil well Superfund cleanup in Idaho draws local opposition Lawyer: NY flight attendant wants to return to air US Muslims prep for Islamic holiday -- around 9/11 Auction offers pieces of country for conservation Politics & Government Obama to sign $600M border security bill Friday Senators agree on framework of food safety bill Petraeus hedges on July 2011 Afghan pullback goal Gates: Congress hurting Afghan civilian aid effort Pentagon: Next WikiLeaks dump could be worse Judge doubts gay marriage ban's backers can appeal Calif. judge weighs former FBI informant's lawsuit US: Firms must spell out workers' benefit rights Pelosi stumps for Democrats as GOP fires away NY's Rangel says he's ready to start campaigning Still Waters: Lawmaker remains popular at home Kan. GOP candidate's campaign links to racist blog Weather The nation's weather International 24 more die in China's flood-hit northwest Spain: 2 firefighters killed battling rural blaze US nabs al-Qaida-linked militants in Afghanistan Disease threatens Pakistani flood victims anew Thousands protest after police kill 2 in Kashmir Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to start next week Rain refreshes Moscow, but wildfires still burning RAND report: Haiti must clear rubble, aid business Myanmar junta sets election date of Nov. 7 ODD & Extraordinary Drinking alone? Remote Scotland pub goes on sale NKorea wants to use ginseng to pay Czech debt North Dakota man swallows other inmate's glasses Parolee jumps in unattended squad car for joyride 2 NC men rescued after being trapped in hot dryer Ga. robber takes cash, apologizes before fleeing Science, Technology and the Environment 100-year-old Scotch pulled from frozen crate	Upcoming Civic Events
Health News                                             sponsored by Health News Missing centenarians cause angst in aging Japan Poultry fingered as No. 1 food poisoning culprit CDC: Fruit pulp linked to rare US typhoid cases FDA warns of brain problem with Glaxo seizure drug US FDA head says China improving food, drug safety HOPE Mobile won't be in Latham or Broadwell this Monday Births at ALMH Recent Health & Fitness News Index

Dow     $10303.15   -16.80            S&P500       $1079.25   -4.36            NASDAQ     $2173.48   -16.79   Local Business Spotlight National Burkle launches Barnes & Noble proxy fight Oracle sues Google for patent infringement Liberal groups push to exploit Target backlash Lawyer: NY flight attendant wants to return to air US: Firms must spell out workers' benefit rights International Eurozone shows robust 1 percent growth in Q2 ThyssenKrupp reports profit as orders soar US FDA head says China improving food, drug safety Energy Oil rises above $76 as world stocks bounce back Markets Stocks head for lower start ahead of sales report European stocks fall as US growth worries linger Other Recent Business News Index Lincoln IGA MKS Jewelers NAPA   Area Gas Prices Regular Gasoline per Gallon Lincoln $2.979 Bloomington $2.529 - $2.639 Springfield $2.679 - $2.729                        Many and varied topics By John Fulton  Logan County FSA newsletter Grains jump on the CBOT; beef falls, pork higher Agriculture News Elsewhere Weather Market Commentary U of I Recommends You Start Planning for Summer Alfalfa Seeding Crop Research Team Reflects on Solving 1970 Leaf Blight Mystery More... Recent Rural Review News Index              CLASSIFIED ADS Place an ad online     Classified Rates & Info     HAPPY ADS! Announcements Auctions Autos/Vehicles Employment Free Legal Notices Lost & Found Misc. for Sale Pets/Animals Real Estate Rentals Services Wanted

The distinct new signage that will be placed by the "World's Largest Covered Wagon" has been unveiled. This Route 66 Roadside Attraction designation will officially be dedicated in the fall. Picture of signage forwarded by Geoff Ladd, Abraham Lincoln Tourism Bureau director
Personality of the Week Dan Dugan: a lifetime of teaching the martial arts Updated Friday Park district notes  YMCA notes Library notes  Community Calendar of Events Submit entry for LDN Calendar of Events Friends and Family in the Military  Sponsored by AMVETS Sponsors of the Veterans Honor Roll bricks Community News & Events   CLOSE UP:  Aug. 13 St. John UCC, genealogical meeting, YMCA school days programs and the park district in Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance	Upcoming Civic Events
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A painting called "Hong Kong," by Kieron Williamson, an 8-year-old prodigy, is seen displayed in an art gallery in Holt, Norfolk, in England. He's Britain's most talked-about young artist. His paintings sell for thousands of dollars and there's a long waiting list for his eagerly anticipated new works. AP photo by Kirsty Wigglesworth
Entertainment, Entertainers, Media & Arts 8-year-old painting prodigy is new art world star July video game retail sales inch 1 percent lower 'So You Think You Can Dance' fans pick Froderman No budget? No worries as Schwarzenegger hits Vegas Dr. Laura apologizes for saying N-word on the air Man linked to Smurfs admits $11M NYC shakedown bid Family feud over Ohio eatery made famous on 'MASH' Lindsay Lohan's mother says actress will move East Justin Bieber contributes to Tenn. flood relief Today This day in history LDN Entertainment Movies & Videos Grab Your Fork -- Recipes Adopt a Pet	Revised August 10     Grab Your Fork Grab Your Fork Area Restaurant Menus Guzzardo's Italian Villa Chad's Blind
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Minnesota Twins' Jason Kubel watches his three-run home run in the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox on Thursday in Chicago. The Twins won, putting them back in first place, ahead of the White Sox. AP photo by Charles Cherney
Today's Top Sports Stories Reds P Cueto gets 7-game suspension for brawl LeBron, Carmelo, Wade attend negotiating session NASCAR's Roush out of hospital after plane crash MLB.com baseball standings Pro Football Marshall says he might try out for NBA Jets' Ryan apologizes for 'Hard Knocks' profanity Pat Tillman's family hopes to get truth in own way Baseball Twins move into 1st in AL Central, beat Chicago Torres' pinch-hit single in 9th sends SF over Cubs Phillies rally for 4 in 9th to beat Dodgers Chipper Jones' injury could end stellar career Recent Sports News Index

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