The Logan County Board at this week's meeting recognized the achievements of area youth. Speech contestants came from Mount Pulaski Grade School, Carroll Catholic School, Lincoln Junior High School and Chester-East Lincoln School to be honored by the board.

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PIcture by Jan Youngquist (Click on picture for larger image.)

Lincoln Center opens -- album 1

Lincoln Center opens -- album 2

• Lincoln/Logan County Chamber hosts candidate forum Tuesday

• LCHS implementing a 'Community Discussion' Feb. 3

• City puts stop to traffic lights at Fifth and College

• Raucous comedy 'Fuddy Meers' opens this weekend at Lincoln College

• Celebration of Life event Friday

• Logan County coroner's report on Chestnut man's death in home fire

• County board recognizes student achievements, makes appointments, prepares for new Freedom of Information changes

• Lilly Endowment grants $55,000 to LCU WorldViewEyes program

• Miss Menard County crowned 2010 Miss Illinois County Fair
  Emily Berglin, Miss Logan County Fair, wins best stage presence

• Salvation Army focusing on saving lives in Haiti

• Haiti quake poses key test for American Red Cross

• Haiti's mass graves swell; doctors fear more death

Yesterday's Top Stories

• Freezing rain advisory until noon

• ISP responds to 30 crashes on I-55 Wednesday morning

• LC invites community to 'raise the roof' on new Lincoln Center arena tonight

• Dr. Clay Ham inaugurated as LCU provost -- in pictures

• Brief bio of Dr. Ham

• 3rd annual 'Woodchopper's Ball' in Elkhart on Jan. 30

• Railers too much for Tornadoes in 57-34 win -- in Sports

• Phony BBB e-mail spreads fiction about 2010 Census; get the facts  (Council of Better Business Bureaus)

• Salvation Army on the ground in Haiti

• New 6.1-quake hits Haiti, people flee into streets

• US defense chief says more ships on way to Haiti

• AP-GfK poll: Obama's 1st year gets mixed verdict

• World, National News

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• UnitedHealth Group's 4Q profit rises 30 percent

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• China's growth accelerates to 10.7 percent in 4Q

• World Bank: Growth may wilt as stimulus fades

• EU clears Oracle takeover of Sun

• GM's Opel to cut 8,300 jobs across Europe

• China: Google case not linked to ties with US

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• Chinese policy fears temper European stock gains

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A slow drizzle didn't keep the crowd away from the first night of basketball games at the new Lincoln Center on the Lincoln College campus.

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Among the nearly 200 feature and short films playing at the Sundance Film Festival is a directing debut from Philip Seymour Hoffman with the romance "Jack Goes Boating," in which he co-stars with Amy Ryan.

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