March 29

March 28

• Chamber Ag Breakfast draws crowd on a wet, chilly day

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• Today's feature from the LDN Spring FARM OUTLOOK

  • Chamber awards eight ag scholarships for 2014

• LCHS group interp speech team ends season on a high

• Carroll Catholic honor roll

• Cabin fever cure: Illinois spring wild turkey hunting season opens soon

• County meeting minutes:

  • Health, Jan. 13   (PDF)

  • Finance, Jan. 14

  • Waste management, Jan. 15   (PDF)

March 27

• Mount Pulaski High School in top 25 for $10,000 MTI grant
  Needs community support with Facebook votes to win

• A thinker ahead of his time: LCU remembers James D. Strauss

• From the office of the development partnership
  Office space for rent at Regions Bank

• Special meeting of county board at noon Friday

• Column: Home fruit tree spray schedules and lawn tips
  By John Fulton

• Park district brings group music classes to Lincoln

• Tickets still available for Spring for Tea

• Latest Farm Futures producer survey reveals planting intentions

• Illinois to receive federal specialty crop grant money

• Race, photography and history

• State's historical library salutes a pioneer

• County meeting minutes:

  • Building and grounds, Jan. 7

  • Animal control, Jan. 8

  • Insurance and legislative, Jan. 8

March 26

• Hartem 8-1A volleyball state champions!

• Contract extension for interim executive director of the Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership

• Progress report on world's largest covered wagon

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• Ed Jodlowski named new Olympia High School principal

• Boy Scouts serve up hundreds of delicious pork BBQ meals

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• Ashlan Broom is the ZLS Student of the Month

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

• Employers add 6,400 jobs and rate holds at 8.7 percent

• 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

March 25

• Atlanta improvement projects granted through community endowment

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• Butterflies Kids' Sale consignment opens with presale fundraiser Tuesday evening

• West Lincoln-Broadwell serves up a hearty breakfast

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• Results from the 2014 Lincoln Polar Plunge

• Gov. Quinn proclaims National Service Week March 23-29
  Encourages residents to volunteer in their communities and take part in April 1 Day of Recognition

• Registration now open for Girl Scouts of Central Illinois summer camps

• Easter Seals offers autism awareness trainings & workshops

• Family farmers front Farmers Union policy

• Social Security launches expedited disability process for veterans

March 24

• Lincoln and Railer Nation will remember and always adore this team
  Railers make history coming home second in state
  By Jeff Benjamin

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  • Slideshow
    By Debbie Olden

• Railers come home to a hero's welcome

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• Nearly 200 plungers 'Freezin' for a Reason'

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• Results from the 2014 Lincoln Polar Plunge

• Logan County Board adopts revised policies and procedures

• Lincoln Christian Seminary students refreshed by retreat

• West Lincoln-Broadwell third-quarter honor roll

• IDNR awards Illinois Biodiversity Field Trip Grant to schools
  Lincoln College on the 2013 list of recipients

• U of I research: Incentives needed to improve grain markets in India