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

Jan. 27

• LDN celebrates 10 years
  The mission of a neighborhood newspaper

• City briefs: Stoplight back as an issue, amending city appropriations and downtown street closures

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 3

• Meet the Candidates night at Adams School -- in pictures

• Forum responses show how Republican candidates for county treasurer differ

• 3 Republican candidates for circuit clerk respond to 4 questions

• County clerk advises voters of new undervoting law

• Mayfield, Kirk to join LCU Hall of Fame on Saturday

• Thom Rainer to speak at Elders' and Church Leaders' Conference Feb. 20

• Virginia Tech, U of I report projects damage if New Madrid fault creates significant quake

Jan. 26

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 2

• Personalities of the Week: Jerry and Karen Birdwell ring in a new year of Personalities of the Week

• LCU 'Love Offering to Haiti' collection site

• Postville Courthouse Abraham Lincoln birthday celebration Feb. 6

• Debate more like brawl between Quinn, Hynes

• Taper Collection items of famous Lincoln memorabilia at presidential museum Feb. 10-15

• Quinn announces free tax preparation for many Illinoisans
  Families earning under $50,000, individuals under $25,000 eligible

• Winter storm in Midwest brings fierce winds

• The Lincoln FC, youth wrestling, Kathryn Arneaud, Humane Society, Girl Scouts and Jeff St. Christian Church all make Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Jan. 25

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 1 in a series

• Winter weather advisory

• Chamber holds annual dinner; Pride & Progress winners announced

• Railers win Meijer Winter Classic 65-47 over Highland -- in Sports

• Logan County Friends of the NRA to hold fundraising banquet Feb. 6

• Political Asylum: The dead talk, the race tightens

• 2 killed when plane crashes in suburban Chicago

• Wal-Mart cuts about 11,200 Sam's Club staffers

• Obama to announce aid for middle class

• McCain says campaign finance reform is dead

• Thousands of vets could get benefits upgrade

• Facebook's virtual farm game attracting millions

• Urgent need for tent cities for Haitian refugees

Jan. 23

• Humane Society of Logan County holds annual meeting
  Group looks to have site work and building plans in place this year

• Main Street Lincoln hosting Looking for Lincoln and Annual Partnership Dinner on Feb. 14

• Railers get by Glenwood 47-41 -- in Sports

• Corrections: Wrong early release prisoners listed

• December unemployment ticks up to 11.1 percent
  State rate reflects national weakness in job market

• UN: Haiti government calls off search and rescue

• MediaNews parent files for Chapter 11 protection

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