Sunday, November 15, 2015
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Saturday, November 14
Guests address Logan County Board on LLCEO program and possible new wind farm
Japanese invite Lincoln poet to Tokyo
Experience Haiku and art - art and Haiku Artists merge poetry with art at the Lincoln Art Institute
Art Haiku/Haiku Art - Slideshow
Logan County Board announces two new staff members
Logan declared a 'Purple Heart County,' public invited to celebration Tuesday November 17th
Be a part of the Logan County Genealogical and Historical Society December window display Lend us your Illinois and Stetson China!
Winter Weather Preparedness Week November 15-21 in Illinois
Weather Facts from the National Weather Service in Lincoln
Illinois Emergency Management Agency Winter Weather Preparedness Guide (Pdf)
Former Lincoln College Lynx softball player Carla Passini named Quincy University Head Softball Coach
Slim Randles' Home Country Road signs for the town folk
U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service Releases New Guide to Help Food Processors Control Potential Allergens, Other Hazards
Rauner Names Rep. Raymond Poe the Director of the Dept. of Agriculture James Mullenix named to Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission
Friday, November 13
Lincoln VFW Veteran’s Day celebration includes Lt. Col. Manes from Mount Pulaski
Lincoln VFW Veteran's Day Celebration - Slideshow
ALMH announce Amy Knox as Sports Certified Specialist
Culver’s Night Sunday to raise funds for St. John UCC sister church in Chicago
Miranda Hilliard is the Mount Pulaski High School Senior of the Month for November
Master Naturalist Nature Walks continue at Kickapoo Creek Park
Clinton Landfill will be prevented from accepting certain chemical waste
Birds of a Feather Join the Extension in exploring backyard chickens and small flocks of Central Illinois
Governor Rauner Announces Military Holiday Card Drive with the USO of Illinois USO will accept and distribute cards to soldiers overseas, deadline for receipt is November 30th
Thursday, November 12
Vietnam POW shares his remarkable story
Veterans enjoy a free meal at Borst Bonanza -Album
County and Logan Mason Public Transportation operators prepare for shift to Deviated Fixed Route
Lincoln College Jazz Program proudly presents: “An Evening at Capone’s Speakeasy”
Registration now open for exhibitors at the 2016 Wellness Expo
’Tis the Season Luncheon and Card Party Tickets on Sale
Illinois Pork Producers Association host BLT Tuesday at Illinois House of Representatives Group includes Thomas Titus of Elkhart
Column Prepare For Winter By John Fulton
Grant Opportunity from the Central Chapter, Illinois Native Plant Society
Wednesday, November 11
City of Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant receives nomination for “Best Operated Wastewater Treatment Works” in Illinois
Judicial Circuit Associate Judge Fellheimer announces candidacy for Circuit Judge of the 11th Judicial Circuit
IEMA Encourages people to stay aware, be prepared for potential severe storms today Dangerous thunderstorms, straight-line winds, tornadoes possible
Veteran's Day Feature The most dangerous place in the world For Veterans Day, remembering one soldier’s strange journey from Illinois to Wales to the battlefields of Korea By Mark DePue
Time is running out! Enter your child today for a ride in Santa's Sleigh!
Electronics recycling this Saturday at Habitat for Humanity
Jean named November ALMH Employee of the Month
From the Lincoln Public Library Book Look: Fabulous Fiction for Middle Grade Readers Reviews by Melissa Oxborrow
Governor Rauner Statement on Today’s Session Compromises on Child Care, Senior Car, and Unemployment Insurance
Tuesday, November 10
Lincoln College inaugurates Dr. David Gerlach as its 22nd president
Lincoln College Inaugural - Slideshow
Ruck Run supports local veterans and community need
Ruck Run for Veterans - Slideshow
Builder Club pitches at PTO fundraiser and then helps "Plant the town red" - Slideshow
Members of Nutrient Science Advisory Committee Named Scientists Will Guide Development of Numeric Nutrient Water Quality Standards
Administration-Business-Labor Reach Agreement on Unemployment Insurance Strengthens Misconduct Provisions for Fraud, Abuse and Negligence – Eliminates $470 Million Tax Increase & $300 Million Benefit Reduction – Better Protects Social Security-eligible Workers
Governor's statement on Senate Bill 570 - regarding the Child Care Assistance program
Monday, November 9
Donna Bonebrake, Robert Gray, Rex Branum, Bill Zimmer, Mike and Jan Stephenson added to Lincoln College Athletic Hall of Fame
Lincoln College Athletic Hall of Fame - Slideshow
Veterans honored at Eminence Christian Church
Veteran Breakfast at Eminence Christian Church - Slideshow
Runyon Named October ALMH Employee of the Month
Oasis Senior Center Celebrates Festival of Trees Four night event ends with Wednesday Auction and “Taste of Lincoln”
From the Atlanta Public Library
November Library Notes
Carroll Catholic First Quarter Honor Rolls
Extension offering Weather Observer Class
Illinois State Police and Department Of Natural Resources announce November 14 open range program Law Enforcement Officials promote hunting safety
Saturday, November 7
Hartsburg-Emden students honor veterans and hear experiences of local Army National Guard veteran Leonard Krusemark
Hartsburg-Emden students honor veterans - Slideshow
Lincoln/Logan County Food Pantry receives check for $2,000
Logan County Sheriff's office issues warning of IRS telephone scam and report of aggressive door-to-door salespeople
Flubacker earns Daisy Award at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Deron Powell earns Retirement Income Certified Professional (RICP) Designation
FSA County Committee Elections to Begin; Producers to Receive Ballots Week of November 9th
Rauner delivers amendatory veto on House Bill 2482 pertaining to child care assistance programs
Sugar Grove Nature Center Announces presents "Little Wonders: Oh Nuts!" Registration deadline November 15th
Medical Cannabis Dispensaries Begin Opening for Business on Monday, November 9
Slim Randles' Home Country "That girl sure could cook!”
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