Monday, June 1

• Aldermen expected to elect a new Lincoln Mayor tonight

• Collective bargaining agreement for Lincoln street workers ready for vote tonight

• Logan County Public Transportation looking to grow

• First students graduate 'Jobs for Life'

• Jobs for Life graduation - Slideshow

• Little girls become princesses for the day at Candyland Princess Tea Party - Slideshow

• Logan 4-H members compete at State Horse Bowl/Hippology Contest

• Low Vision Support Group June meeting

• First West Nile Virus positive Mosquito in Illinois for 2015 reported

• 2015 Prom Grand March
  Lincoln, Mount Pulaski and Hartsburg

Saturday, May 30

• How to make a "Constellation"
  Local artist Jason Hoffman will offer insight in HCC Personal Enrichment Series

• Community Day at Creekside Environmental Center
  Free event hosted by Lincoln Rotary and Lincoln College June 4

• Eric Jenkins 'The Hosta man' with tips on raising Hostas

• HCP Shines the Spotlight on Central Elementary Healthy Superstars

• Lincoln Junior High School Class of 2015 graduate list and photos

• Fourth Quarter Honor Rolls

  • Chester-East Lincoln School

  • Mount Pulaski Grade School

  • New Holland-Middletown School

  • Zion Lutheran School

• 2015 Scott Ewing Memorial Senior Scholarship Winners Announced

• Woman's Club holds year end luncheon

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  "Hi Fred... how you doing?"

• 2015 Spring Home Improvement Magazine

• 2015 Prom Grand March
  Lincoln, Mount Pulaski and Hartsburg

Friday, May 29

• Business community asked to join in Lincoln/Logan County Enterprise Zone renewal

• Johnson encourages Lincoln City Council to keep TIF application intact

• Lincoln City Council hears request to amend Class D Liquor License

• Progress continues at the Lincoln Grand 8 Theater - slideshow

• Mount Pulaski High School’s 103rd Class full of talent and surprises

• Elizabeth Allen is the Mount Pulaski Senior of the Year

• Summer Investigator science camps offered at Creekside
  Fifth through eighth-graders to explore archaeology and ecology

• April Jobs increase +4,800 in Illinois
  Revised BLS data for March show further decline in state’s job loss

• 2015 Spring Home Improvement Magazine

• 2015 Prom Grand March
  Lincoln, Mount Pulaski and Hartsburg

Thursday, May 28

• Tourism Bureau offers report to Lincoln City Council; seeks funding for new fiscal year

• Another Mayfair property LTEC ready for the market

• West Lincoln-Broadwell hosts annual Field Day to mark the end of the school year - Album

• West Lincoln-Broadwell Fourth Quarter Honor Rolls

• ALMH to host free clinics in June

• Snodgrass Named May ALMH Employee of the Month

• Column
  Galls and Insect Problems on Squash, Melons, Pumpkins, and Pickles
  By John Fulton

• Illinois General Assembly votes to expand Cottage Food Law

• 2015 Spring Home Improvement Magazine

• 2015 Prom Grand March
  Lincoln, Mount Pulaski and Hartsburg

Wednesday, May 27

• From the office of Logan County State's Attorney Jonathan Wright
  Last of 19 arrested on drug charges in 2013 convicted
  Dionte Taylor sentenced for Class 3 Felony

• C-EL School Board reviews hiring new principal, benchmark tests correlate to absenteeism, and consolidation with Bloomington Regional Office of Education

• "Avenue of Flags" a distinctive remembrance in Mount Pulaski

  • Fallen heroes remembered at Steenbergen Cemetery - slideshow

• Christian Village remembers the fallen, honors the living on Memorial Day

  • Veterans honored at Christian Village - slideshow

• First posted Tuesday May 26
  Report of stabbing on Decatur Street false
  Lincoln Police investigating "SWATTING" through phone company

• First posted Tuesday May 26
  From the Logan County Sheriff's Department
  Local residents become prey for Asphalt Scam

• Bridge replacement in Orvil Township on 2200th Street to begin June 1

• From the Atlanta Public Library
  Atlanta Public Library announces Third Annual Arts Discovery Camp

• From the Lincoln Public Library
  Book Look: Fantastic Reads for Upcoming Freshman
  Reviews by Melissa Oxborrow

• The Illinois Department of Public Health urges Illinoisans to take precautions against
  West Nile Virus
  Illinois Department of Public Health offers tips for avoiding mosquito bites

• Funding available for organic farmers and handlers through National Cost-Share Program

• Agricultural Producers in Illinois Still Have Time to Apply for low interest loans available through the FSA direct farm ownership program

• Heartland and Eastern Illinois University have reverse transfer agreement

• 2015 Spring Home Improvement Magazine

• 2015 Prom Grand March
  Lincoln, Mount Pulaski and Hartsburg

Tuesday, May 26

• SCAM ALERT!
  From the Logan County Sheriff's Department
  Local residents become prey for Asphalt Scam

• From the Lincoln Police Department
  Report of stabbing on Decatur Street false
  Police investigating "SWATTING" through phone company

• Fallen soldiers memorialized at the Lincoln American Legion

  • Fallen soldiers memorialized at the Lincoln American Legion - slideshow

• Mount Pulaski remembers soldiers who gave in combat and non-combat

  • Mount Pulaski remembers soldiers who gave - slideshow

• ALMH offers free concussion baseline test

• Mount Pulaski to be featured on "Our Town"
  Community invited to be involved in special event

• Beau Collier is the Mount Pulaski High School Senior of the Month

• Jefferson Street Christian Church to host "The Kramers" June 11

• Illinois Department of Public Health urges Illinoisans to guard against Rabies and diseases carried by ticks
  Simple prevention tips for avoiding illness

• Breakfast Club fans can take home movie memorabilia with special 30th anniversary auction
  Theater chairs from set of iconic movie up for sale

• 2015 Spring Home Improvement Magazine

• 2015 Prom Grand March
  Lincoln, Mount Pulaski and Hartsburg

Monday, May 25 - Memorial Day