Recent local and state articles

• Kids and families enjoy a substance-free afternoon at the bowling alley

• Health dept. observes National Public Health Week
  Offers free colorectal cancer screening kits and blood drive

• ALMH will host shoulder and knee problems and treatment event

• IEMA preparedness for whole community

• Health Insurance Marketplace open enrollment ends
  Opportunity to finish enrollment process available to those who started

• Healthy Communities Partnership to host substance-free bowling party Sunday

• Memorial reschedules Service of Remembrance

• Hundreds benefit from Community Health Fair

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• Get Covered America returns to Lincoln today
  Open enrollment at community health fair

• Madigan calls on HHS to overturn FDA approval of Zohydro

• Easter Seals becomes first CARF-accredited autism program in central Illinois

• Madigan: Phusion agrees to ban alcoholic energy drinks

• Illinois' first comprehensive study of youth who have sexually offended finds they are highly amenable to treatment and unlikely to reoffend

• Easter Seals offers autism awareness trainings & workshops

• Recycling opportunities at Community Health Fair

• Lincoln Elks, Illinois Elks and ALMH bring free clinic to children

• Phyllis Eze, M.D., brings ophthalmology services to Lincoln

• Lincoln College hosts Get Covered Illinois health insurance information and enrollment workshop

• More than 400 Illinois communities receive top honors for maintaining fluoride levels

• Relay For Life to have booth at Community Health Fair

• Community Health Fair to be March 29

• Memorial Weight Loss & Wellness Center expands to second, west-side location

• How to overcome stage fright in your life

• Free women's event: 'Celebrate the Heart of a Woman'

• ACA enrollment numbers announced for first five months

• MS clinic to sponsor 5K to benefit central Illinois patients

• From the Logan County Department of Public Health
  National Groundwater Awareness Week March 9-15

• State awarding $1 million in grants to reduce youth access to tobacco sales

For reference

• Logan County Department of Public Health food inspection scores

• Health dept. offers tips to prevent illness

• Multiple locations now accept unused medications

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