March 7

• National Honor Society invites junior high students to join them in an afternoon of laser tag

• ALMH offers free prenatal classes

• Area Agency on Aging to present Lunch and Learn at Oasis for family caregivers

• Volunteers needed to help measure rain and snow

• In 3rd meeting, Railers face healthy Chatham-Glenwood for 1st time in sectionals
  By Justin Tierney

• LCU summer sports camps announced

• From farm to plate, consumers want transparency

• Prairie Wind Ensemble concert March 17

• This day in history

March 6

• Parking ordinance fails to pass

• Monthly Habitat for Humanity electronics recycling Saturday

• Railer game for tonight postponed

• Mayfield's Mutterings: Happy 50th anniversary, Assembly Hall!
  Do you know where you were on these dates in Illini history?
  By Jeff Mayfield

• Bruce Rauner forms exploratory committee for Illinois governor

• Illinois Department of Agriculture celebrates Weights and Measures Week

• White-nose syndrome confirmed in Illinois bats

• This day in history

March 5

• City votes to establish a downtown TIF district

• Increasing snow and wind to make travel hazardous in Illinois today

• Christian Village offers workshop for caregivers Saturday

• Flu facts
  From the Logan County Department of Public Health

• Now is the time to be ready for severe weather

• New Tornado App brings American Red Cross safety information to mobile devices

• IDOT launches new Quinn administration drive to boost contracts for minority- and women-owned businesses

• During Red Cross Month, honor those who help our communities

• March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

• This day in history

March 4

• Library prepares for new online system

• National Weather Service predicts more wintry weather through Tuesday night

• Important dates for spring election

• Avoid lines on election day: Vote absentee

• Hartsburg-Emden FFA auction is this weekend

• Student of the Month from Illini Central

• 9 central Illinois players look to improve LCU baseball

• Pension games, or a 1st step to a solution in Illinois?

• Winter finally arrives in Illinois in February

• Prepare for severe weather -- be a force of nature: Know your risk, take action and be an example

• Group seeks nominations for Illinoisans of the Day

• This day in history

March 2

• City to hold public meeting Monday on TIF

• Motion for jury to visit Raymond Gee home to be decided

• Need some big equipment for a big job? Check out the Logan County Highway Dept. surplus sale

• Illinois' 1st electric vehicle cruise-in June 8 in Atlanta

• Dugger family from '19 Kids and Counting' to visit Lincoln

• Railers win OT thriller to capture regional title
  By Jeff Benjamin

• Railers win OT thriller -- in pictures

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

• Zion Lutheran Lady Eagles will play in state tournament

• National motorcyclist group honors Illinois congressmen Hultgren, Kinzinger, Schock and Shimkus

• Online contest launched to raise awareness of weather alert radios

• Illinois blood centers team up with legislators & American Cancer Society to call on volunteers to assist in cancer treatments & prevention

• Forestry is $23B industry in Illinois

• Motion City Soundtrack to perform at Kirkland Fine Arts Center March 21

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March 1

• Palms Grill & Atlanta awarded, recognized & promoted at Illinois Governor's Conference on Tourism

• Logan County Ag Education Day set for March 20

• Consolidated election notice to elderly and disabled

• 4-H rocket club invites new members

• Springfield Clinic to provide dietetics & nutrition services in Lincoln

• Column: Win or lose, no-name Railers will play 'the right way' against U-High star
  By Justin Tierney

• Illinois out of pension business? Almost, with Statehouse plan

• Illinois Products Expo to feature new food and wine companies

• It's all in the 'Details'
  Dana-Thomas House offers new 'Attention to Detail' tours to give visitors more insight into Wright’s genius

• Illinois and the Korean War, March 1953

• This day in history