April 30

• Elkhart Needs and Goals annual plant sale wraps up this morning

• 16th Habitat groundbreaking May 15

• Boatman to speak at LCU Founders' Day

• LCHS accepting applications for school board vacancies

• Washington-Monroe spring musical program

• LTEC auto mechanics car wash and car show

• Rainfall sets new record for Illinois in April

• Madigan: Judge denies Missouri's request to bar Army Corps' action to alleviate southern Illinois flooding

• Partisanship flares in Senate budget battle

• This day in history

April 29

• Office Professionals Luncheon a huge success

• Office Professionals Luncheon a huge success -- Album 1

• Office Professionals Luncheon a huge success -- Album 2

• Lincoln College salutes a gymnasium full of champions -- album

• 1st business expo at Lincoln Center

  • Business expo album

• Quinn: More help heading south

• Who pays when floodwaters rise?

• DHS looking to cut more services, while employees received pay raises

• This day in history

• Cars for Charity, Hartsburg-Emden FFA news, DCP and ACRE deadline, and LCHS Princess Party make Close Up

April 28

• City Briefs: New budget is passed, Eaton gifts a generator, city will not sell land

• New location for Lincoln MS Walk Sunday

• Posted Wednesday: ALMH decides only option on old property: 'Do the right thing, raze the building'

• Illinois' unpaid backlog could soon hit $8 billion

• Online sales tax could go national

• Weather warning: Excellent day forecast for tomorrow

• Worst feared for Cairo floods

• This day in history

April 27

• ALMH decides only option on old property:
  'Do the right thing, raze the building'

• City: No more Mr. Nice Guy. Pay your bill 'or else'
  Delinquent sewer accounts reach a quarter of a million

• Together for Lincoln gearing up for Round 4

• Tara Morris named as ALMH March Employee of the Month

• Great Central U.S. ShakeOut earthquake drill takes place Thursday

• Severe spring weather threatens the Midwest -- Are you prepared?

• Lawmakers: Service tax hike unlikely despite $8 billion to be had

• Cairo residents prepare for flood

• This day in history

April 26

• County: 2012 fiscal year outlook described as 'bleak'
  Union representative requests another look at employee health insurance

• Chamber launches development program Wednesday for the future workforce of Logan County

• Chamber Leadership Academy accepting students

• Traveling summer art camps coming to Lincoln

• How Illinois spends FEMA money

• House redistricting efforts wrap up

• This day in history

• Mount Pulaski 175th activities, Nikki Taylor, Toys for Tots golf scramble, LCHS prom grand march and the Pleasant Valley Cemetery Association all in Close Up

April 25

News | Sports | Business | Rural Review | Teaching & Learning | Home and Family | Tourism | Obituaries

Community | Perspectives | Law & Courts | Leisure Time | Spiritual Life | Health & Fitness | Teen Scene
Calendar | Letters to the Editor