Nov. 9

• Norovirus confirmed as CEL illness

• City Briefs: Council votes to sell surplus real estate; a new agreement for city engineer; Conzo offers year-end financial report

• City of Lincoln dedicates new fire truck

  • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

• Humane Society celebrates a dream come true and honors volunteers

• San Jose United Methodist Women kick off the holiday season with a turkey dinner and bazaar

• A warmer winter in store for Allen Chapel

• Elkhart Historical Society announces December events

• Former star Farmer joins Railers as assistant coach
  By Justin Tierney

• IDES offices closed Monday to observe Veterans Day

• This day in history

Nov. 8

Nov. 7

• Logan County election results

• LCHS presents Ye Olde Madrigal Dinner at Maple Club starting Thursday

• Veterans and public invited to USO dance

• Electronics recycling at Habitat for Humanity Saturday

• Upcoming blood drives in Logan County

• Fall cleanup time
  By John Fulton

• Upcoming blood drives in Logan County

• Memorial Medical Center to host Diabetes Awareness Fair

• Website highlights 'slave stealing' Illinois regiment

• Vachel Lindsay home celebrates author and artist's 133rd birthday

• This day in history

Nov. 6

• Zonta hosts 48th annual turkey dinner

• St. John UCC youth honor local veterans

• LCHS Library Club, Lincoln Public Library and Prairie Years invite you to 'A Reading Wonderland' Wednesday

• Jim Xamis Ford to host Humane Society fundraiser Nov. 15

• Lynx fall to Lake Land 72-67 in home opener
  By Justin Tierney

• Attorney General Madigan assigns teams statewide to monitor general election

• IEMA, National Weather Service encourage people to prepare for winter weather

• Law enforcement officials promote safety for deer hunting season

• Campfire program: 'Native Fishes & the Great Carp Invasion' at Sugar Grove Nature Center

• This day in history

Nov. 5

• Chris Graue talks about his 'smoking habit'

• Emden Elementary presents 7th annual Veterans Program Friday

• Lincoln Jaycees invite seniors to annual feast plus Schwan's fundraiser

• Lady Lynx open season with 2 victories
  By Justin Tierney

• Mount Pulaski Grade School 1st-quarter honor roll

• Mount Pulaski High School 1st-quarter honor roll

• United Methodist Men to host pancake breakfast

• Farm Service Agency urges farmers and ranchers to vote in county committee elections beginning today

• October in Illinois: cool and wet

• State health department encourages diabetes prevention, awareness
  November is American Diabetes Month

• Memorial to host free orthopedic seminar on shoulder problems

• Snow leopard mate arrives at Miller Park Zoo

• This day in history

Nov. 3

• Chamber Bowl sees a nice turnout at Logan Lanes

• Local United Way agency encourages donations to a regional fund to help victims of Sandy

• CEL closed Friday morning due to many ill

• Lincoln College hosting 5th annual holiday shopping trip

• Travel to Europe in 2013 with Lincoln Christian University

• New Holland American Legion Auxiliary meets Wednesday

• Minier Community Claus spaghetti dinner

• Special features from the
   Farm Outlook Fall 2012  magazine

  • Troy Rawlings takes the Clover Challenge

  • The benefits of genetically modified organisms
    By Troy Rawlings

  • Peeking above the trees ...

• Santa's other little helpers at Sugar Grove Nature Center in Funks Grove

• '50 Shades of History'
  Book discussion schedule announced at presidential library

• This day in history