March 15

• Board to discuss $250,000 increase in employee health insurance

• Chamber gives away $14,000 at annual Ag Breakfast

• Dietitians bring healthy food to Logan County via mobile pantry Saturday

• Safe Ride available for St. Patrick's holiday

• Tourism to have special meeting Monday night

• Total Fitness celebrates 2nd year

• Atlanta Public Library & Museum present a visit with Michael Rothberg March 25

• Minnesota Viking Joe Jackson to speak at LifePointe Church Easter Sunday

• Home fruit spray schedules
  By John Fulton

• It’s all Brandon Paul as Illinois wins at the buzzer
  By Greg Taylor

• Family-oriented cooking class offered by Memorial and LLCC

• U of I and TIAA-CREF launch Center for Farmland Research

• This day in history

March 14

• Lincoln youth killed in single-car accident

• City looks at restructuring sewer bills

• CEL board juggles renovation costs to fit $2.7 million sale of bonds

• Fundraiser auction this weekend for Oasis

• Carroll Catholic March Students of the Month

• Hartem 7-1A state volleyball champs

• Easter Seals to host workshop

• Illinois Main Street marks 20th anniversary

• Weekly Outlook: Anticipating USDA's March 1 corn stocks estimate

• BBB breaks all records for consumer services

• IDNR seeks applicants for potential Conservation Police officers

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March 13

March 12

• Regional planning discusses ongoing Comprehensive Plan survey

• Regional businesses react to proposed minimum wage hike

• Attendance high for Master Gardeners' 2nd annual Russel Allen Garden Day

  • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

  • Album 4   |   Album 5   |   Album 6

• 'Ultimate All You Can Eat Pancake/Sausage Breakfast' serves over 600 meals

  • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

• New breastfeeding support group at ALMH

• Knights appoint new manager and event coordinator

• Atlanta Public Library hosts local city and township candidates

• Dept. of Insurance revokes the license of Richard L. Van Dyke

• Preparing for St. Patrick's Day the 1870s way

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March 11

• Logan County Bank & Town and Country Bank become one

• Hartem FFA breakfast and auction draws crowd

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• Troop 1102 helps serve up hot breakfast and warm fellowship at First Baptist Church pancake breakfast -- album

• Butterflies Kids' Sale closes with look toward future

• Over 350 participate in Mount Pulaski 5K Annabelle Phillips Run on the Hill

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• From the Logan County Department of Public Health
  National Groundwater Awareness Week, March 10-16

• Atlanta Library Golden Age Tech Talk schedule

• Illinois reports January unemployment at 9 pct

• Gov. Quinn proclaims AmeriCorps Week in Illinois

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March 9

• Rusted Guns release 1st CD

• Reminder: Change smoke alarm batteries as time is set forward

• Plungers wanted for Polar Plunge in Lincoln

• U of I Extension 'Seed Starting' program Thursday

• County meeting minutes:

  • Executive, economic development, Feb. 11

  • Finance, Feb. 12

  • Animal control, Feb. 13

• How can such a dark event bring such a bright dawn?
  An Easter devotional by Ron Otto,
  preaching minister at Lincoln Christian Church

• Groundwater Awareness Week, March 10-16

• Illinois Department of Agriculture requests special crop grant proposals

• General Assembly approves medical funding measure

• Memorial to offer free nursing camp to students

• Purple martin workshop at Sugar Grove Nature Center

• Coyotes & Cocoa campfire program at Sugar Grove Nature Center

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