Jan. 19

• Popular salon and spa now offers advanced complexion treatment and products

• Possible freezing rain and icing conditions could make travel hazardous

• Lecture series to complement Elkhart tours in 2010

• Reminder: Chamber annual dinner on Saturday

• Nelson injured in win over Jacksonville 36-34 -- in Sports

• Lincoln police nab man wanted in Macon County

• Victim to speak 'from the grave' in Peterson case

• Continuing coverage of Haitian relief efforts -- in News

• Submit your pictures, Lincoln Youth Wrestling, air rifle group, goodbye Google, Lucky Six winners and Humane Society in the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Jan. 18

• Illinois celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

• Obama to celebrate MLK's life and legacy

• Inauguration of Dr. Clay Ham on Tuesday

• Illinois politics: Gov wings it, candidates skip debates left and right

• Latest news on Haitian relief efforts in today's News section

• Railers roll over Lake Park 63-41 -- in Sports

• 2 weeks left to lock in January prepaid tuition prices

Jan. 16

• County briefs: It might be cold and slow, but Logan County is on the move

• Salvation Army relief workers head to Haiti

• Eaton donates more than $100,000 to Haiti disaster relief

• More stories of Haitian relief efforts in today's News section

• Railer defense solid in 50-33 win over SHG -- in  Sports

• IL Senate week in review

• ISP District 9 releases summary for 2009

• Johnson & Johnson issues massive recall of Tylenol

• Murder conspirator back in prison, part of roundup

• Lawyer plans to leave Blagojevich defense team

• Obama pitches bank tax to recover bailout costs

Jan. 15

• County briefs: It might be cold and slow, but Logan County is on the move

• LCU student gets good news from family in Haiti

• Salvation Army mobilized for Haitian relief efforts

• Local Salvation Army director explains ways to help with Haitian relief

• Carroll Catholic receives Kroger grant -- in pictures

• Carroll Catholic to use Kroger grant for STEM education

• Washington-Monroe receives Kroger grant -- in pictures

• Washington-Monroe to buy books with Kroger grant

• Alyssa Schmidt is ALMH January Employee of the Month

• Mount Pulaski asks for residents' help during snow season

• City briefs: Fifth Street traffic light, fire truck damaged, demolition hits financial snag and more

• Genealogical society, Jaycees, Ellen Olson, WL-B honor roll, Carroll Catholic honor roll and students of the month in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Jan. 14

• Haiti quake: Survivors struggle while awaiting aid

  • Haitian-Americans awaiting word from loved ones

  • U.S. military team lands in Haiti

  • Clinton: Too soon to estimate casualties in Haiti

  • Frequent victim in the past, Asia to aid Haiti

• Salvation Army mobilizes personnel, relief for Haiti

• Devastation in Haiti: Firsthand report from Salvation Army director

• Devastation in Haiti -- in pictures

• Vonderlieth residents to have Vegas afternoon

• FCA to host Trivia Night fundraiser

• IL Senate 2009 review and new laws

• House OKs minimum prison term, notice of release

Jan. 13

• Bodies piled on streets after powerful Haiti quake

• City looks to expand enterprise zone

• Castle Manor hires director

• Plenty of winter activities at Lincoln Park District

• Soil & Water Conservation to hold dinner meeting

• Background checks and public comment sticking points in revisions to county's processes (Part 1)

• White House credits stimulus with up to 2M jobs

• Bipartisan panel to grill Wall Street CEOs

• Mystery object to whiz by Earth Wednesday

• Bereaved kin push for military condolence letters

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