Sept. 15

• 2-vehicle fatal crash on Lincoln Parkway

• Lincoln man dies of apparent suicide
  (posted Sunday at 8:45 a.m.)

• LCHS superintendent offers relaxed coffee with serious interest to listen

• 42nd Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Festival kicks off with a Civil War Ball -- album

• Lincoln Christian Church presents 20th Musical Offering for World Hunger

• Connie Haseley named September Employee of the Month at ALMH

• Lincoln Woman's Club meeting announcements

• Railers keep 1st half close before falling to Chatham 63-14
  By Justin Tierney

  • Railers keep 1st half close before falling to Chatham 63-14 -- album

• LCU to host golf scramble

• Warmest year to date for the Midwest, near normal August

• Sen. Brady named 'Champion of Free Enterprise' by state chamber

• 'A Call to Arms' Sept. 22 at Old State Capitol

Sept. 14

• County FY13 budget: Bonds expected to cover major criminal trial costs

• Local pantry serving families in tough times

  • Local pantry serving families in tough times -- album

• Newest and oldest quilts were favorites in Mount Pulaski

• Current version of GED test to expire at end of 2013

• Lincoln Theater 4 presents 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'

• LCU announces fall campus visit day

• 1st central Illinois human West Nile virus cases

• FEMA highlights National Preparedness Month

• IDOT launches new video series on current transportation topics

• This day in history

Sept. 13

• Tierney column: Hero teacher Schonauer had shown character before -- as a Railer
  By Justin Tierney

• Lincoln Futbol Club to host Route 66 Shootout tournament this weekend

• Public meeting to discuss downtown revitalization and redevelopment planning

• Upcoming blood drives in Logan County

• 'Lunch and Learn' Sept. 25 at Oasis Senior Center

• It's time to get your flu shot
  No excuses -- you cannot get the flu from a flu shot

• Upcoming NAP sales closing dates for 2013 crops

• Blacksmith classes at Sugar Grove Nature Center

• This day in history

Sept. 12

• City reviews plan for redistricting to 4 wards

• Crime runs amok in 'Pleasant Sage' with just a twist of humor

  • Crime runs amok in 'Pleasant Sage' with just a twist of humor -- album

• Dan Tackett Bluegrass Jam comes to Railsplitting Festival

• Family Preparedness Day Saturday at Scully Park

• Health department to offer flu vaccine

• Local Legion posts receive special recognition at national convention

• Lifeline Awareness Week

• USDA grants available to improve housing for farmworkers

• 'Civil War Saturdays' starting at Old State Capitol

• This day in history

Sept. 11

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