Feb. 13

• Logan County historic sites celebrate Abe's 203rd:

• Postville starts the celebration early

  • Postville Courthouse celebrates Abe's 203rd -- album

• Mount Pulaski offers a special piece of history

  • Mount Pulaski Courthouse celebrates Abe's 203rd -- album

• Snow and light freezing drizzle in area forecast, with winter advisory to the south and west

• LCHS back over .500 with Saturday win

• Lynx wrestling qualifies 9 for nationals

• New Holland-Middletown to support Humane Society in Feb. and March

• DAR & Jr. women to be guests at Woman's Club Wednesday tea

• Quinn defends Ill. after CEO blasts jobs climate

• This day in history

Feb. 10

• Development partnership introduces Grow Lincoln & Logan County Initiative:

  • Grow Lincoln & Logan County master plan launches at site of future new Aldi's

  • Logan 2.0 -- Grow Lincoln & Logan County Initiative announced

  • Logan 2.0 news conference -- album

• County committee to recommend ICCAN as county's consultant in utility aggregation

• Coroner's jury decides Lincoln College student's death accidental

• Chamber hosts 'lunch and learn' with Ameren Illinois' ActOnEnergy

• Friends, family to mark 4th anniversary of teens' deaths

• Health dept. offers tips to prevent illness

• Frontier Airlines to fly nonstop to Denver from Bloomington-Normal

• This day in history

• 4-H Foundation spaghetti meal, Hartem FFA breakfast, FAFSA workshop, rummage sale by Jaycees, Logan County Love dinner, caregiver program at Vonderlieth, Zion honor roll, Carroll honorees, MP Rotary scholarships, Zonta scholarships, Jenny Johnson and Lincoln College honors in Close Up

Feb. 9

• Absentee voting begins today in Logan County
  What voters should know before they cast their ballots

• State backdoor plan gives builders and buyers in Logan County building code options

• Logan 2.0 -- Grow Lincoln & Logan County Initiative announced this morning

• Chamber hosts Trivia Night for community networking

• Madigan, state attorneys general secure $25 billion settlement with nation's 5 largest banks

• Illinois college chiefs back Quinn call for more MAP money

• This day in history

Feb. 8

• Special announcement: Former Logan County Board member, local businessman, friend to the community Terry W. Werth has passed away

• A whole lot of shaking at Christian Child Care

• Citizen frustrated over property maintenance issues

• Firefighter Chris Perrine sworn into service

• LCU promotes Brandon Umphrey

• Reminder: Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership news conference at 9 a.m. Thursday activates initiatives to grow Lincoln & Logan County
  (See previously published article: Development partnership announces master plan implementation team)

• Quinn wants to cut $2 billion from Medicaid budget

• College Illinois to stay afloat, even if that means taxpayer bailout

• This day in history

Feb. 7

• City Briefs: Aldermen hang tough on sewer bill collections; move to approve ICCAN as utility aggregation consultant; accept DCEO grant for downtown revitalization plan; and agree to purchase property for more parking

• Four Corners Lube needs city's help to complete business expansion

• Lincoln students to model earthquake preparedness drill today

• Annual conference for elders and church leaders

• Chamber looks for investors for tomorrow's workforce for Logan County

• This day in history

• Humane Society soup luncheon, Cumberland Presbyterian dinner concert, Hartem FFA notes, 4-H Foundation spaghetti meal, FAFSA workshop, rummage sale by Jaycees, caregiver program at Vonderlieth, Zion honor roll, Zonta scholarships and Jenny Johnson in Close Up

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