While by now most of us know that Punxsutawney Phil did see his shadow yesterday, here in the city of Lincoln, we have our own weather predictor. Indeed, had Abe torn his eyes away from his book for just a moment on Sunday morning, he, too, would have seen his shadow. Six more weeks of winter, no doubt about it.

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Mount Pulaski Grade School has announced students of the month for January:

Sixth-grader Hannah Stewart is the daughter of Cynthia Stewart of Elkhart and Douglas Stewart of Cornland; seventh-grader Zoe Mason is the daughter of Chris and Julie Mason of Chestnut; and eighth-grader Emma Schoth is the daughter of Gene and Deborah Schoth of Mount Pulaski.

The school also announced they have named eighth-grader Wyatt Luckhart as the student most improved in the first semester. Wyatt is the son of Mandi Luckhart of Mount Pulaski and Scott Luckhart of Chestnut

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The Lincoln Christian University volleyball program announced the signing of Newark High School senior Kristina Nichols, the first recruit to sign with LCU in their 2014 recruiting class. Her parents are Beth Neitzer and Jeff Nichols.

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