Thursday, April 05, 2012

• Today's Top Stories

Top Stories from the past week

April 4

• Bicycle trail from Lincoln northward could get start

• Spending time on the Lincoln/Logan County Bike Trail -- album

• Dinner lecture: 'The Wildflowers of Logan County'

• Elkhart Wildflower Nature Walks April 14 and 21

• From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
  Selling farmland in Logan County

• Contraceptive mandate conversation rescheduled for April 10

• 1st rabid bat of the year found already

• This day in history

April 3

• Hiring a city administrator on hold, possibly until November

• New Holland Fire Department serves up Sunday morning breakfast

• New Holland Fire Department serves up Sunday morning breakfast -- album

• Elkhart's 'Wildflower Weekends' offer special events April 13-15, April 20-22

• From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
  County assessor explains the intricacies of taxing farmland

• April is 'Sticker Shock Month' in Illinois

• State health department recognizes National Public Health Week

• Civil War and American literature program April 10 at presidential museum

• 2012 Illinois Travel Guide now available

• This day in history

April 2

• Community throngs to Community Health Fair

  • Activities and demonstrations at Children's Health Fair engage students -- Album 1

  • Activities and demonstrations at Children's Health Fair engage students -- Album 2

  • Another great year for the Community Health Fair held Saturday -- Album 1

  • Another great year for the Community Health Fair held Saturday -- Album 2

• Lincoln Jaycees sponsor Easter egg hunt that draws large crowd

  • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4  |  Album 5

• Hundreds turn out to wish Dr. Kottemann well in the future -- album

• Washam show brings in a nice crowd to the Lincoln Art Institute -- album

• Lincoln Area Ministerial Association to host Good Friday service at Lincoln Christian Church

• From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
  Federal program protects valuable land

• This day in history

March 31

• Activities and demonstrations at Children's Health Fair engage students
  Community Health Fair today

• City looks at options for Oglesby Avenue bridge

• Mount Pulaski's Karl Scroggin retires from WUIS

• Mount Pulaski water main flushing program

• Preserving Route 66 is a good investment for the future

• Museums are big business in Illinois

• National Megan's Law Helpline and Sex Offender Registration Tips program

• Rest in peace? Illinois asks citizens to preserve historic grave markers

• This day in history

March 30

• Lincolnite in the culture spotlight this weekend
  Photos by Randy Washam featured at Lincoln Art Institute

• City working with state to get property for Four Corners Lube expansion

• What the Salvation Army is doing in Logan County today
  Part 3: Is the Keest Center a homeless shelter?

• A photo tour of the upstairs living area at Keest Center

• Abraham Lincoln DAR visits Lincoln Keest Center

• From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
  What factors into protecting the investment in a crop?

• Zion Lutheran Easter egg hunt

• Whiteman steps down as men's basketball coach at Lincoln College

• State officials pass the buck during review of DHFS audit

• What's that shaking? Tremor symptoms now distinguishable from Parkinson's

• This day in history

March 29

• Discussion continues: Should Lincoln establish a TIF district for downtown?

• After over 30 years of dedicated service, Sue Ryan leaves a family legacy at Lincoln College

• Logan County Music Festival tonight at Lincoln Junior High School

• What the Salvation Army is doing in Logan County today
  Part 2: What is Keest Center being used for?

• Logan County Community Health Fair recycling opportunities

• Free drinking water nitrate screening at health fair

• Landscape waste pickup schedule in Mount Pulaski

• From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
  A measure of Logan County farm ground: agricultural vs. wind production

• Midwestern farmers call on House Agriculture Committee to pass 5-year farm bill, preserve crop insurance

• This day in history

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