Feb. 10

• City briefs: Council mourns Nathan Turner; Fifth St. traffic signal gets set for vote; Fifth St. Road project sends council into executive session

• Flags at Lincoln City Hall, the Logan County Courthouse and local government buildings will be at half-staff through Saturday at 2 p.m. to honor the memory of Alderman Nathan Turner.

• Notice to snow removal contractors

• Madigan: Lawmakers to help pick Quinn running mate

• Ill. universities make plea for state money

• Small earthquake wakes up northern Ill.

• No damage reported following early morning earthquake

• Latest plan to cut farm subsidies likely dead

• Tips for driving in snow and ice

• Round 2: Blizzards hit Mid-Atlantic to New York

Feb. 9

• Personalities of the Week
  When they cook it, we will come
  School, community and businesses serve up a great fundraiser

• LCHS early dismissal Tuesday at 1:45 p.m.

• Updated winter weather advisory
  Blowing snow 6 p.m. Tuesday to noon Wednesday

• Bowling a perfect game is in the family blood

• Mount Pulaski requests motorists don't park on city streets, due to winter storm forecast

• Quinn: Lt. governor hopefuls should speak up

• Lincoln Youth Wrestling, Humane Society, Andy Fitzpatrick, Eric Graue and Tucker Biesenthal make the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Feb. 8

• City Alderman Nathan Turner passes away

• Winter weather advisory update

• Northern Illinois braces for snowstorm
  Storm should affect central Ill. as well

• Mount Pulaski requests motorists don't park on city streets, due to winter storm forecast

• LCHS speech team has 'super' weekend at regional

• Zion Lutheran pancake and sausage breakfast -- in pictures

• Brock Boss continues family tradition of flying

• Brackney's 42 leads Railers past Normal West 85-75 -- in Sports

• Complete Super Bowl coverage -- in Sports

• Dem. lieutenant governor candidate exits Ill. race

• 'Historic' snow strands countless in Mid-Atlantic

Feb. 6

• Chamber lays out new structure for 2010 to better serve members and community

• Community Action Head Start Fulton County recruitment

• Lincoln firm keeps records safe and secure
  Part 2: What’s inside; how are documents handled; and what are the coming trends in protection and storage?

• LCHS talks to community: Administrators explain why cuts need to be made, solicit input

• Railers falter on road, fall to Southeast 67-55 -- in Sports

• Ill. gov might want to run from his running mate

• Bicentennial time capsule to be sealed Feb. 12 at presidential library

• Snow piles up, paralyzing nation's capital

• Gov't buys $2.5M in Super Bowl ads to boost census

Feb. 5

• LCHS talks to community: Administrators explain why cuts need to be made, solicit input

• Lincoln firm keeps records safe and secure
  Part 1: Businessman bought, saved and expanded local branch

• Lincoln VFW adds to area Abraham Lincoln celebrations

• Logan County support for Salvation Army relief work in Haiti continues

• State police to step up Super Bowl Sunday patrols

• Blagojevich charged in fresh corruption indictment

• House agrees to $1.9 trillion more debt

• Job losses from Great Recession about to get worse

• LCHS FFA, Carroll Catholic honors, Justin Knauer, Kelsey Laugel, United Way and weekend event reminders all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Feb. 4

• LCHS 'Meet the Speech Team' night

• Snow to affect the morning rush hour Friday

• Rare sports memorabilia to be auctioned at Zion Lutheran's Saturday breakfast

• Confusion the winner in gubernatorial primaries

• Democrats hoping for news in Ill. governor's race

• State public health director announces $3.1 million to reduce obesity and smoking in Illinois

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