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Sept. 10

• Atlanta Fall Festival

  • Atlanta's Fall Festival sees great turnout

  • Album 1

  • 'Atlanta's Got Talent' parade

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Album 3  |  Album 4

  • Family and friends enjoy fun and food at the Atlanta City Park

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Album 3  |  Album 4

• Mount Pulaski Fall Festival

• Betty Carlson Kay thrills the audience with tales of women in the war

• Cooper, Cherry and Stewart win titles at Mount Pulaski Fall Festival

• Baking contest, kiddie tractor pulls, chili contest

• Album 1  |  Album 2

• Album 3  |  Album 4

• Waiting for the parade

• Album 1  |  Album 2

• The parade and the Little People

• Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

• Album 4  |  Album 5  |  Album 6

• Album 7

• Courthouse foundation quilt show -- album

• Saturday night fun

• Spaghetti-eating contest

• 'Jukebox Junkie' game show

• Foundation strives to keep courthouse thriving

• Harris attorney will consider change of venue

• Vintage 1929 Ford Tri-Motor aircraft coming to Bloomington

Sept. 8

• Development partnership hosts night golf outing to support mission

• Lincoln native takes heroic action during Normal High School shooting Friday

• Spartans slip by Railers on last-second field goal
  By Justin Tierney

• In honor of Grandparents Day observance, state praises grandparents raising grandchildren

• Men's prostate health event at Memorial

• Drought fueling deer disease in Illinois, Midwest

Sept. 7

• Mount Pulaski Courthouse Foundation dinner and reception honors Marilyn Tanner-Blasiar and Darrell Knauer

• Album 1  |  Album 2

• Public hearing for land rezoning to quarry limestone draws crowd

• Property owner enters rezoning process that could bring new rock quarry -- album

• The current setting around the rock quarry and potential mining operation site -- album

• Together for Lincoln seeking volunteers

• Special meeting at the Masonic Lodge Sept. 18

• Schweitzer shares stories of 1984 winning season with Railers
  By Justin Tierney

• IEMA hosts summit to develop new state homeland security strategy

• National Preparedness Month: State health dept. urges public to 'Be Informed, Get Ready' for emergencies

• Memorial to host free seminar on joint replacement surgery

• John A. 'Black Jack' Logan program Tuesday at presidential library

• This day in history

Sept. 6

• Depleted rock quarry seeks new site:

• Landowners seek rezoning of land

• Regional planning commission reviews land use

• City votes to move forward with TIF district

• Ayars, Oller and Woolard join Prairie Engineers of Illinois

• Monthly electronics recycling notice
  Habitat can once again take TVs

• Near-normal August after hot, dry summer for Illinois

• Farm Credit announces field meals program for National Farm Safety & Health Week

• Weekly Outlook: Questions about corn acreage

• John Pope is Civil War 'General of the Month' at Old State Capitol

• Battle of Antietam program Sept. 13 at presidential museum

• This day in history

Sept. 5

• CEL planning renovations to meet newer educational needs

• LCHS hearing notice

• Guy Fraker, lawyer & author, to be main speaker at Mount Pulaski Courthouse Foundation awards banquet

• July firehouse news

• Community Action utility assistance program begins

• Lincoln Jaycees Haunted House looking for volunteers

• Let's look at lawns
  By John Fulton, University of Illinois Extension

• Olympia FFA Alumni Chapter August meeting notes

• 150th anniversary: Emancipation Proclamation goes on display today at Lincoln Presidential Museum

• Dickson Mounds Museum to feature Saturday afternoon movie, 'Our Town'

• Deer behavior program with slides Sunday afternoon at Dickson Mounds

• Miller Park Zoo closing early Saturday for ZooDo fundraiser

• This day in history