Friday, Apr. 24

• ATOD, the Illinois Judges Association and LCHS present:
  7 Reasons to leave the party

• Illinois State Police District 9
  Please Return On Monday

• LCHS Red Carpet and Grand March to be May 2nd

• Correction - Mount Pulaski High School third quarter Honor Rolls

• Seth Bramwell named April ALMH Employee of the Month

• Frontier Mutual Insurance Company recognized as Grinnell Mutual top mutual

• Four Seasons Gardening Program Offers Spring Series

• Illinois Soil Temperatures were Warm in Mid-April

• North Clay Packing Co. recalls bratwurst due to misbranding and undeclared allergens

• Landmarks Illinois announces 2015 Most Endangered Historic Places in Illinois

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Thursday, Apr. 23

• Logan County to put one of Illinois’ last “poor farms” up for sale

• Logan County Board
  Notice of Special Meeting April 28

• County suggests and approves adding beer to wine request for Art in the Park, then says “No”

• Public meeting regarding Relight Windfarm projects to be held Friday in Mount Pulaski

• City of Lincoln

• Notice of Public Hearing
  Illinois Community Development Assistance Program grant

• Notice of Public Hearing
  2015-16 Fiscal Budget

• The Christian Village Celebrates 50 Years of Ministry

• The Christian Village Celebrates 50 Years of Ministry - slideshow

• 4-H Oral Communications Contest results announced

• Column
  Broadleaf Weed Control, Master Gardener Plant Sale, and Fruit Tree Spray Reminders
  By John Fulton

• MTI to host annual High School Welding Competition

• Looking for dedicated community servants to recognize during the 2015 Illinois State Fair

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Wednesday, Apr. 22

• Public meetings regarding Relight Windfarm projects to be held Wednesday and Friday in Mount Pulaski

• City: Hiring of marketing firm locked by tie
  Decision hinges on unfilled mayoral position

• Winning Abraham Lincoln essays focus on quotes to unify country and practice faith in God

• Atlanta Public Library and City of Atlanta host first ever Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit, and Run contest - slideshow

• Oasis and Logan County Sheriff's Department present
  How to avoid being scammed

• Oasis hosts barbecue lunch and auction fundraiser - slideshow

• Big Band Back from the Big Easy
  Lincoln College Jazz Ensemble Concert Friday, April 24

• Walk for Life to be held Saturday

• New tobacco free policy at Heartland takes place June 1

• Illinois FSA April Newsletter

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Tuesday, Apr. 21

• Tourism Bureau holds first meeting under new leadership

• City: Route 66 Heritage Foundation offers taking over Tropics sign
  Tourism Bureau also offers sign support

• Fresh air and beauty abound for weekend visitors touring Elkhart Hill

• “Going Wild” Nature Walk - slideshow

• Area youth enjoy the great outdoors at YMCA 3_D Archery Shoot - slideshow

• Mount Pulaski High School third quarter Honor Rolls

• Mark your calendars now for the annual HSLC Garage Sale June 12 through 14

• Millikin students to showcase research and creative efforts at 2015 Celebrations of Scholarship

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Monday, Apr. 20

• Women enjoy night out chocked with inspiration and information for their family's health

• Ladies Night Out - Slideshow
  Jones urges Logan County women to model healthy choices for their kids

• Plans for 88th Hartsburg-Emden Alumni Banquet underway
  Nominations sought for this years Wall of Fame recipients

• Logan County school tax report

• 2015 Graduation Dates

• Rob Mellon announces candidacies for Illinois’ 18th Congressional District
  Transcript of April 16th announcement speech

• Lincoln museum celebrates 10th anniversary
  Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum sets attendance record, offers new digital tool

• Farm Safety
  Look Up and Look Out!

• Illinois Department of Agriculture to offer free recycling program for agrichemical containers
  Logan County collection date August 11th

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Saturday, Apr. 18

• Logan County audit returns

• Health Department announces now accepting Blue Cross Blue Shield and CIGNA insurances

• Oasis hosts Annual Dinner - Album

• Atlanta Betterment Group announces grant recipients for 2015

• Spaghetti Dinner at Eminence Church April 25

• San Jose United Methodist Women Annual Breakfast
  Special program will feature "The Kramers"

• Arlee re-creates 1936 Opening Night with nearly every seat filled

• Governor Announces Appointments
  Illinois State University Board of Trustees, Health Facilities and Services Review Board

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Thinking about the book again

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine

Friday, Apr. 17

• Sewer/storm water Long Term Control Plan will cost city of Lincoln $15 million

• Broadway Street project gets approval from HPC, TIF funding still on hold

• Chamber Ambassadors welcome Michelle Bauer as a new business owner in Lincoln - slideshow

• Rob Mellon, 18th Congressional District candidate, to visit Lincoln today

• Dustin Lynch headlines grandstand show at Logan County Fair

• Hartem Music Department will perform "The Breakfast Club" this weekend
  The first ever stage adaption of the popular teen movie, students write their own scripts

• ZLS students compete in LCG&HS essay contest

• March Jobs Decline -1,800 in Illinois

• Spring 2015 Logan County Farm Outlook Magazine