Jan. 13

• Mission Mart to move to Sangamon Street
  Home Sweet Home Ministries expands efforts in Lincoln

• Railers teeter-totter to victory marking Alexander's win 699
  By Jeff Benjamin

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

• Kiwanis and Oasis share proceeds from chili fundraiser

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

• Arlee Theater to host free movie Saturday

• LCHS to host FAFSA workshop Jan. 22

• 'Mom's Night Out' focuses on healthy families
  Register now for Feb. 28 event

• Melody A. Anderson earns Income Certified Professional designation

• Unemployment insurance tax rates fall in 2014

Jan. 11

• Thursday night fire destroys home on 1950th Street

• Effort good, execution not as Lincoln stays undefeated
  By Jeff Benjamin

  • Railers put another notch on the scoreboard — album

• Now is the time to prepare for tax season

• BBB advises caution on refund anticipation loans

• Red Cross calls for blood donors after severe weather

• Illinois named five-star state by MADD for efforts to keep drunk drivers off roads

• Notice to Bloomington commuters: Portion of Constitution Trail to temporarily close

• Chris Cox, Yvonne Barteau headline 25th Illinois Horse Fair

• Abraham Lincoln and the case of the mysterious letter

• Outdoors with Babe Winkelman: A dog's life

• Slim Randles' Home Country: Cold talk

Jan. 10

• City departments pull together to plow streets

• Logan County clerk offers insight into March 18 primary

  • March 18 primary election notice to elderly and people with disabilities

• Electronics recycling collection at Habitat for Humanity this Saturday

• Flu activity increasing in Illinois — widespread

• Slow Food Springfield announces fifth annual film festival lineup

• Poetry for and by children

Jan. 9

Jan. 8

Jan. 7

• The mystery of the Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta unveiled

• ALMH welcomes first baby of 2014

• 911 / ETSB scheduled meetings for 2014

• County meeting minutes:

  • Building and grounds, Dec. 3

  • Sheriff, coroner, ambulance, EMA, Dec. 5   (PDF)

  • Adjourned board session, Dec. 17

• Lincoln Presidential Museum to mark King's birthday with free admission for community groups