Jan. 11

• Notice: LDN will be down temporarily Tuesday afternoon as we switch servers.

• ALMH resumes regular visitor guidelines as flu cases decline

• Lincoln-Logan Crime Stoppers Scholarship application available

• Railers thump Centralia 52-27 -- in Sports

• Blagojevich: 'I'm blacker than Barack Obama'

• Study: Newspapers still a step ahead in local news

• AP IMPACT: Road projects don't help unemployment

• Quinn appoints asst. director of public health

• State public health assistant director appointed

Jan. 9

• Railers over Lanphier 77-71: Alexander wins 600th -- in Sports

• Freely given, humbly received
  4 arcade tokens, 3 watch batteries, 2 foreign coins and 1 hoop earring

• Chamber looks to stimulate local economy

• Wind chill advisory through 11 a.m. Saturday

• Early release inmate returned for attempted murder

• It could be worse: Remembering the great snow of 1967 -- Perspectives

Jan. 8

• R.P. Lumber has ribbon-cut

• Images of winter

• Closings (Click here) To be added to list, contact ldneditor@lincolndailynews.com.

• Grace period for election till Jan. 26

• 2 referendums on primary ballots in Logan County
  Public questions

• State sells $3.466 billion in bonds to fund pension plans

Jan. 7

• National Weather Service, Logan County EMA: Driving is hazardous  Updated 4:15 p.m.

• Notice: Most area events are being canceled this evening. Please check before traveling.

• Closings: (Click here) To be added to list, contact ldneditor@lincolndailynews.com.

• Logan County 4-H recognizes achievements

• Illinois panel votes to close prison eyed for Gitmo detainees

• Hynes: Unpaid bills $5.1 billion and growing

• Sen. Brady's office accepting applications for scholarships

• Quinn names chief public safety officer for Illinois Department of Corrections
  Law enforcement veteran Michael McCotter to join state agency

Jan. 6

• Closings (Click here)

• Lincoln farmers markets spreading out

• Weather could be worse, and it's heading our way
  Winter storm warning in effect till 6 a.m. Friday

• Polar Plunge preregistration event Jan. 14

• LCHS electricity class wires up classrooms

• Illinois has 4th-wettest year on record

• Southeast spoils home bid for Alexander's 600th win 67-55 -- in Sports

• IEMA launches 12-month preparedness effort

• Quinn rejects rival's call for early release info

• U of I to trim $82 million from budget

• Cold grips much of US; Fla. races to save crops

Jan. 5

• City briefs: Council remembers Sullivan, banks Ameren check, looks forward to new year

• Outdoor warning siren and EAS test today

• 'Round Two' of Economic Development Summit to take place on Jan. 23

• Lela Stelter named Christian Village employee of the year

• Girl Scouts kick off annual cookie sale

• Reminder: Today last day to register for Feb. 2 primary election

• New year provides new opportunity to manage diabetes correctly

• Community Action surveys low-income needs

• Quinn taps Chicago alderman who advocates for consumers as state Commerce Commission chair

• Tree pickup, FAFSA workshop, United Way and Humane Society news in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

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