Today, on the 150th anniversary of his death, we remember Abraham Lincoln, an honorable man who as our 16th President kept our young nation from dividing and brought greater awareness of equality between all men.
Sacha Newley’s painting of Abraham Lincoln with the Gettysburg Address integrated hangs in the Lincoln Heritage Museum at Lincoln College.

On Nov. 19, 1863, President Lincoln spoke for under two minutes at the dedication of the Soldiers National Cemetery in Gettysburg, a place for soldiers that lost their lives in the Civil War battle. The illustrative power of that Address has made it one of the most noted and memorized pieces of literature in American history.

Click on photo to read Address.

Bobby McDonough	Dustin Murphy	Carol McGuire

The Mount Pulaski Grade School has selected its Students of the Month for April.

They are sixth-grader Bobby McDonough, the son of William and Tammy McDonough of Mount Pulaski; seventh-grader Dustin Murphy, the son of Tommy and Heather Murphy of Mount Pulaski; and eighth-grader Carol McGuire, the daughter of foster-parents Bill and Brenda Titus of Mount Pulaski.

Photo provided by Mount Pulaski Grade School    (Click on image to enlarge)

LINCOLN - A "Mini Medical Day" was hosted by the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Second grade students from around the county recently visited various departments in the hospital including Dietary, Rehab, Laundry, Laboratory and Radiology. Pictured are Piper Whiteman (left) and Sloan Green wearing their caps marked "Future Nurse." Another Mini Medical Day is being planned for April 16th.

Photo provided by Angela Stoltzenburg  (click on image for larger version)

Blake Collier was "bringing it" Tuesday afternoon against the Cerro Gordo Broncos. Collier (3-1) recorded 12 strikeouts, 0 walks and only allowed two hits while leading the Toppers to their first complete game shutout of the season.

Photo by Teena Lowery       (click on picture for larger image)

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