Sept. 28

• Logan Mason Public Transportation cuts the ribbon on a new venture

• Community enjoys an evening in Melrose Park

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• Railer notes: Senior linemen lead Lincoln into rival territory against Taylorville
  By Justin Tierney

• Mason City Area Nursing Home names new administrator

• Parents and professionals invited to symposium on play and early child learning

• IDOT invites students to design art for rain barrels

• New trade leads developed on Illinois grain industry tour

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Sept. 27

• Christopher Harris will admit to killing one member of the Raymond Gee family

• Volunteers still needed as organizers make final preparations for Together for Lincoln

• Local caretakers learn how to prevent falls in the home

• For Hartem coach, it's Golf 101
  By Justin Tierney

• Nominating petitions now available for 2013 LCHS school board election

• Logan County Democrats host 'Grab & Go' pork BBQ Oct. 3

• 'Teen Tech Thursdays' kick off at the Atlanta Public Library Oct. 4

• Confirmed case of salmonella in central Illinois linked to peanut butter

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Sept. 26

• Aldermen question engineering costs for Oglesby Avenue bridge

• Early morning diesel fuel spill on I-55

• NFL Punt, Pass & Kick contest produces 6 local winners

• Logan County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Thursday

• Lincoln Wal-Mart will host 'Turn on the Power of the Pink' mammogram van

• Immanuel Lutheran will host old-fashioned hymn sing

• Lincoln Kiwanis Club to sponsor blood drive at Lincoln Masonic Center

• William Fitzsimmons in Bloomington on Thursday

• Fall tree care
  By John Fulton

• Insurance for crops following a cover crop

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Sept. 25

• Finance committee collects board opinions on nonunion employee raises for 2013

• Cronin Brothers VFW Post 1756 is alive and doing pretty well in Lincoln

• Warmer, stormy the rest of week

• Motorcycle versus deer accident near Mount Pulaski

• 'Paint the Patch Pink': Health department works with community to promote breast cancer awareness

• Tierney column: Despite small roster, inspirational Railers rewarded with homecoming win
  By Justin Tierney

• 'Healing' -- Jason Hoffman art exhibit comes to Lincoln Art Institute

• Play day has serious message on preparedness

• Drought update: Short-term concerns eased

• Registration open for Miller Park Zoo classes

• What if Lincoln kept a diary? Biographer to speak Oct. 2 at presidential museum

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Sept. 24

• Downtown Revitalization Committee hosts public meeting
  Part 3: A fresh look for downtown landmarks

• Committee discusses future of business in Logan County: wind farms, quarry, business incubator, TIF district, CEDS

• City of Lincoln Q&A: creating a TIF district

• Illinois American Water rate adjustment approved by Illinois Commerce Commission

• LCHS Marching Band takes 1st at Dwight

• Thank you to the community from chamber president

• On reflection: A measure of the Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival and all its trimmings

• 13th annual Germanfest at St. John United Church of Christ Oct. 20

• Employment opportunity for veterans

• Memorial launches neurointerventional services for stroke care

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Sept. 22

• Rain can't chase away a homecoming parade

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• Railers upset Senators in thriller for happy homecoming
  By Justin Tierney

• Shots from Thursday night's LCHS powder puff football game

• Windy today with temperatures falling and possibility of frost tonight

• 'Just clowning around': Carlee and Charlie spread the word about the Kelly Miller Circus

• Regions Bank and Coldwell Banker Cornerstone offer a curb service cookout

• LCHS to present 'Lend Me a Tenor'

• 'See You at the Pole' Wednesday

• 'Cool Ceramics' at the Atlanta Public Library

• Atlanta United Methodist Church adds 3rd worship service

• Early days of flight come to Bloomington with 1929 Ford Tri-Motor

• Small business summit for veterans

• 'The Fiery Trial: Civil War Stories by Candlelight' to be presented at 6 Springfield historic sites

• Tickets on sale for 'The Heavens are Hung in Black' at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum

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