Feb. 4

• HCC's Lincoln Center offers community ed. classes

• Railer upset bid comes up short
  Railers take No. 1 team to wire

• Lincoln College wrestlers finish regular season ranked 4th

• Reminder to motorists: Celebrate Super Bowl Sunday safely
  Have a sober driver or risk arrest

• 'Stand Up and Be Counted' benefits veterans

• Illinois American Water accepting grant applications for environmental projects

• Tax credit expiration could slow wind's rise in Illinois, but still plenty to export

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Feb. 3

• LCHS alternative program conducts winter graduation

• LCHS alternative program conducts winter graduation -- album

• Sausage stuffin', a 35-year tradition supporting Zion Lutheran School

• Sausage stuffin', a 35-year tradition supporting Zion Lutheran School -- album

• Mount Pulaski Courthouse celebrates Abe

• Governor proclaims Earthquake Preparedness Month
  'Drop, Cover and Hold On' drill at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday

• USDA announces CRP general sign-up

• Illinois Supreme Court announces cameras in courtroom in 14th Circuit

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• Dodging Cancer tourney, Logan Democrats, Cumberland Presbyterian dinner concert, 4-H Foundation spaghetti meal, writing club, Elkhart Historical Society presentation, Oasis tax prep, Hartem FFA notes, Logan Armbruster and Jake Olson in Close Up

Feb. 2

• Jim Xamis hosts Cirque du Soleil Quidam -- album

• West Lincoln-Broadwell benchmarking progresses

• Library to host black history exhibit

• Quinn lays out jobs plan, cloudy on funding source

• Sen. Bomke responds to State of the State

• Sen. Brady's statement on State of the State address

• Illinois lawmakers underwhelmed with Quinn's speech

• ISN fact-checks Quinn's State of the State

• Byron nuclear plant samples to be analyzed after power interruption

• Loans available for socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers

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Feb. 1

• Breaking news: Man arrested in connection with shooting

• Vaccinate against flu: It's not too late

• County clerk urges everyone to register to vote

• Lincoln College theater set to perform 'A Year With Frog and Toad'

• Logan County keeps it even
  Tentative multiplier announced

• Reminder: Burning of construction-demolition waste is illegal

• Not 40 miles west of Lincoln, new cultural and economic history is being created
  Foreign relatives of workers in Beardstown help town thrive

• Quinn: State of State will focus on jobs

• Illinois lawmakers want more than job talk from Gov. Quinn

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• Katherine Boss, Logan County Democrats, Zion pancakes and sausage, Logan County Animal Rescue fundraiser, Animal Protective League special, writing club, Paul Beaver lecture in Elkhart and Oasis tax help at Vonderlieth make Close Up

Jan. 31

• Realtor's love of the work breaks Logan County record at $12 million

• Pro wrestling to heat up Mount Pulaski this Friday

• Monday morning accident sends 1 to the hospital

• Driver cited for under minimum speed limit in I-155 crash

• State's homeland security strategy focus of town hall meeting Thursday in Springfield

• Quinn: Schools must help pay pensions

• Civic report: Illinois faces struggle to control exploding Medicaid costs

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Jan. 30

• Chamber ag scholarships available for local students

• Lincoln-Logan Crime Stoppers 2012 scholarships available

• Kiwanis serves up chili and oyster stew -- album

• Illinois trying to add more female prison guards

• Quinn faces hurdles as session looms

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