Feb. 3

• Voter turnout for primary at 27%. Dugan wins Repub. treasurer's race, Kelley wins in close clerk election. Anderson gets nod for board post

• Quinn declares victory, Hynes vows fight

• Might be some time for GOP governor's race to be concluded

• Giannoulias, Kirk win shots at Obama's old seat

• ALHF Healthcare Careers Scholarship applications now available

• Elkhart to host 'Tales of Hog Marches and Cattle Kings' March 12

• Mount Pulaski schedules water main flushing

• IEMA preparedness campaign turns focus to workplace

Feb. 2

• City council stuck at a stoplight

• City briefs: amended appropriations ordinance, downtown car shows and bids for janitorial service

• Breaking news: Armed robbery reported

• Personalities of the Week: Veterans say thank you, thank you, thank you to all

• Updated list of VFW contributors

• Lincoln police officers certified with special training

• Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of Commerce invites students to vote for favorite business

• Nation's 1st primary sets stage for Ill. showdown

• Illinois e-waste recycling and refurbishment phase-in continues in 2010

• Lincoln Youth Wrestling, pinewood derby, Mount Pulaski VFW, Wash.-Monroe honor roll, Humane Society board and Lincoln Park District all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Feb. 1

• What will be on the ballot for Logan County voters tomorrow?

• Breaking news: Former city clerk sentenced

• Breaking news: Community saves VFW
  $27,335 donated and still going

• VFW fundraiser: daytime highlights -- in pictures

• VFW fundraiser: evening highlights -- in pictures

• Kiwanis serves up chili and oysters -- in pictures

• Lego tournament at library -- in pictures

• Mayfield, Kirk inducted into LCU Hall of Fame!

• Exelon says it will join Illinois' FutureGen Alliance

• Ill. gov. pledges millions toward rail routes

• Wet summer, more demand could create seed shortage

• Obama unveils $3.83T budget with massive deficits

• States seeking to ban mandatory health insurance

Jan. 30

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 6: Mayor outlines future summits

• Railers take conference lead with 61-45 win over Springfield -- in Sports

• IEMA forms partnership with amateur radio operators

• Expansion of Salvation Army relief efforts in Haiti's outlying regions

• 4th-quarter's fast economic pace likely to wane

• Southeastern US stares down icy, snowy weekend

Jan. 29

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 5: Where are we, where do we want to go, and how do we get there?

• Lawndale youth has 'big rig' dreams

• Olympia High School FFA Alumni auction and dinner Feb. 5

• White House to dole out $8 billion in grants for fast trains
  Chicago-to-St. Louis route to get $1.1 billion

• Rep. Mitchell: State should sell its fleet of aircraft

• National recession pressures Illinois communities

• Illinois political chaos a pain in neck for Obama

• Economy likely grew faster in 4Q, but fears remain

• Maple Ridge Care Centre, Zion Lutheran honor roll, YMCA and VFW all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Jan. 28

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 4: Developing strategic plans

• Greg Willis named ALMH Employee of the Year

• Quinn says union deal will save $200M
  Massive prison employee layoffs averted

• National vice commander visits Lincoln American Legion Post 263

• Eaton reports 4Q net income of $1.25 per share
  Full year net income of $2.27 per share
  (Eaton Corp. news release)

• Hampton Inn of Lincoln scores outstanding rating

• Revised Blagojevich indictment expected next week

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