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Kayla Hislope receives a dire forecast of her future from her eccentric neighbor Willa Mae Wilcox, played by Mercy Misigaro, in the Lincoln Christian University production of  "A Bad Year for Tomatoes." The play opens tonight, with 7:30 performances through Saturday. Tickets are $6 for adults and $5 for students. For more information, call 732-3168, ext. 2232. Picture provided by LCU (Click on picture for larger image.)
Regional planning commission finds candidate to fill multi-hat position Milestone reached for Logan County Community Health Improvement Plan Car show, music at The Mill this Saturday 4-H Find Out Party Saturday 4-H Window Display Contest results Lincoln Park District sponsoring Halloween Home Decorating Contest Experts: Polls paint an 'imprecise' picture of governor's race Brady strikes labor deal of his own This day in history Yesterday's Top Stories Vehicle accident sends 2 to hospital 1st Turkey Bowl to be hosted by chamber of commerce Nov. 5 Lincoln Jaycees Haunted House presents 'Beyond the Grave' West Nile virus surveillance program continues LPD looking for parking enforcement volunteers NJ gov defends Brady's campaign promises Watchdog's pork report called bull This day in history This Week's Top Stories CLOSE UP:  Oct. 5 Blood drive, women's Bible study, Harlem Ambassadors, Robert Jeckel and Children of Veterans scholarships in Close Up   Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance	Grab Your Fork  Sponsored by
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News...    sponsored by      Firefighters clean a yard in Devecser, Hungary, on Wednesday that was flooded by toxic mud. Images of homes surrounded by red mud and cars floating through toxic sludge would be unlikely in the only two U.S. two states that have facilities similar to the one in Hungary that malfunctioned, industry officials and regulators said. AP photo by Bela Szandelszky
Local Regional planning commission finds candidate to fill multi-hat position Milestone reached for Logan County Community Health Improvement Plan Car show, music at The Mill this Saturday 4-H Find Out Party Saturday 4-H Window Display Contest results Lincoln Park District sponsoring Halloween Home Decorating Contest CLOSE UP:  Oct. 5 Blood drive, women's Bible study, Harlem Ambassadors, Robert Jeckel and Children of Veterans scholarships in Close Up   Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance State FAA: Small plane hits roof of Ill. fitness center Even in Chicago, residents wanted more from Obama National Texas gov pressuring Mexico over lake shooting NJ senator calls for anti-bully law after suicide LA teachers union will challenge layoff pact Panel: Gov't blocked scientists on spill estimate APNewsBreak: Blowout preventer testing not started Sludge flood like Hungary's unlikely in US Poll: Technology connects students, brings stress Southern Baptist leader on yoga: not Christianity Politics & Government Obama to campaign in Maryland, Illinois AG Holder says Justice looking into foreclosures High court: Does father's pain trump free speech? Suburbs take hit as US poverty climbs in downturn Fight for Congress could last past Election Day Nev. Supreme Court: Ashjian's name stays on ballot GOP allies make Colo. a top target Fla. Senate candidates critical of each other Long-serving Minn. Rep. Oberstar faces real race Political Insider: Conservative group airs ads Weather The nation's weather International Floods continue to punish Asia, killing nearly 140 Taliban commander, 7 others killed in NATO attack German militants training in Pakistani border area S.Sudan police prepare for possibly volatile vote Bill Clinton lobbies for earthquake aid to Haiti Dialogue, tensions coexist in inter-Korean ties Iran's judiciary warns gold merchants over strike AP sources: All hopeful Mideast talks can go on Mario Vargas Llosa wins Nobel literature prize Excerpts from the Nobel literature prize citation ODD & Extraordinary Last puff: S.African famed smoking chimp dies Police: Good Samaritan not such a helper Money topples from armored car into Ind. traffic Upset with ballot choices? Vote for 'No Candidate' Pizza driver falls for 'mom is in the shower' scam Silicon Valley phone snatcher prompts manhunt Mom behind apartment drug shop pleads guilty Tenn. county jail gives new inmates used underwear Miss. judge jails attorney for not reciting pledge Science, Technology and the Environment Official: Toxic sludge reaches Danube Russian spacecraft damaged during transportation Scientists see new bugs, frogs in Papua New Guinea Trio wins Nobel for developing key chemistry tool FDA stresses need to modernize its science	Upcoming Civic Events
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Dow                   S&P500       $1158.06   -1.91            NASDAQ     $2383.67   +3.01            The Huddle House in Williamsville has been voted the best restaurant in the company's chain of 400 stores. Picture by Nila Smith Local Business Spotlight: Huddle House in Williamsville wins national award National Data firm sees 2011 drug sales rising 5-7 percent Splurges likely to stay part of Christmas past International Samsung 3Q earnings likely to fall from record Toyota steps up efforts to woo back US customers Zurich to settle with US policyholders for $455M EU backs bank levy, fuzzy on use of revenue Energy Oil heads for $84 in Asia amid US dollar slide Markets Traders avoid big moves before earnings, jobs data World markets flat but dollar slide continues Other Recent Business News Index Lincoln IGA MKS Jewelers NAPA   Area Gas Prices Regular Gasoline per Gallon Lincoln $2.74`9 - $2.889 Bloomington $2.79`9 - $2.899 Springfield $2.799 - $2.859                        Lawn rust, peony and raspberry care By John Fulton  Logan County FSA newsletter Grains futures, livestock prices slide Agriculture News Elsewhere Weather Market Commentary Sustainable Living Expo Offers Learning Sessions on Rural Living Topics Country Corner focuses on farm fresh fun More... Recent Rural Review News Index                CLASSIFIED ADS Place an ad online     Classified Rates & Info     HAPPY ADS! Announcements Auctions Autos/Vehicles Employment Free Legal Notices Lost & Found Misc. for Sale Pets/Animals Real Estate Rentals Services Wanted

Members of New Holland and Middletown Fire and Rescue reminded junior high students yesterday about the importance of fire safety. In the picture, New Holland firefighter Johnathan Davis answers questions from local students. Picture by Dianne Bicknell (Click on picture for larger image.)
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A visitor at the Albertina museum in Vienna, Austria, passes a poster from the Sistine Chapel showing "Creation of Adam." The exhibition called "Michelangelo: The Drawings of a Genius" is the first major show on the artist's work in more than 20 years and includes 120 of his most precious drawings. AP photo by Ronald Zak
Entertainment, Entertainers, Media & Arts Michelangelo drawings on display in Vienna Fired CNN host Sanchez apologizes to Jon Stewart Woman accused of damaging controversial artwork National Archives puts Nazi papers on public view Teenage TV talent contestant ordered out of UK Remembrance day for dead poets kicks off in Maine NYC ground zero theater to get $100 million boost Barbie donning pink diamond choker set for NY sale Matisse bronze of female figure to be auctioned Gibson's ex says she feared for life after fight George Clooney in Southern Sudan over war worries Authorities rule Gary Coleman's death an accident Today This day in history LDN Entertainment Movies & Videos Grab Your Fork -- Recipes Adopt a Pet	Revised October 7     Grab Your Fork Area Restaurant Menus Guzzardo's Italian Villa Chad's Blind
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Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Roy Halladay smiles at a news conference after throwing a no-hitter to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 4-0 during Game 1 of baseball's National League division series on Wednesday in Philadelphia. AP photo by Mel Evans
Today's Top Sports Stories Larsen has some company after Halladay's no-hitter Put 'em in or keep 'em out? The Boise State debate Newspaper: Musburger says pros could use steroids MLB.com baseball standings Local Sports LC volleyball defeats nationally ranked Lincoln Land Pro Football He's back: Vikings get Moss from Patriots in trade Peppers: Panthers tried to make me look bad  Rodgers more outspoken, but OK with no Lynch trade Baseball Teixeira's homer pushes Yanks past Twins in Game 1 Lee outduels Price as Rangers beat Rays in Game 1 Lincecum takes on Lowe in Game 1 of Braves-Giants Cardinals exercise option on Pujols, Miller Recent Sports News Index	2010 Lincoln Railer Football

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