Saturday, February 6

• Lincoln Art Institute's Mardi Gras a real show stopper

  • Lincoln Art Institute's Mardi Gras - Slideshow

• Origins and history of windmills to be topic at next meeting of the Logan County Genealogical and Historical Society

• FSA Issues Fiscal Year 2015 Impacts Report

• SUPER BOWL

  • Safe Ride Available for Super Bowl

  • IDOT, ISP: Make a Super Bowl Game Plan
    Pick your team now: Are you drinking or are you driving?

  • Avoid a Food Safety Penalty This Super Bowl Sunday

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  A discomfortation right there in the water

• Illinois Department Of Public Health Encourages Testing, Awareness, And Education For National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

• IDOT, Amtrak Reach Agreement on Train Service

• Governor Applauds Bipartisan Consolidation Legislation
  Bills will permit consolidation of local government entities and townships

• Governor issues amendatory veto to ensure long-term sustainability of Illinois State Museum

Friday, February 5

• County considers actions on recreational vehicles, junk yards and other zoning matters

• State Representative Tim Butler engages Mount Pulaski students on issues of government - Album

• Laurenzana, Matzke, and Moberly join Prairie Engineers of Illinois, P.C.

• Safe Ride Available for Super Bowl

• City of Atlanta supports Veterans Assistance Commission TIF image
  Resolution passed in support of a referendum vote on the March 15th Ballot at Atlanta City Council February 2nd

• Revised Illinois FSA January Newsletter

• Treasurer Frerichs Invites Public to Attend Ag Invest Roundtable Events
  Opportunity to Learn about Linked Deposit Program Improvements to Better Finance Agri-Business

• Celebrate American Heart Month And National Wear Red Day® Wear Red TODAY

Thursday, February 4

• Tiny Toppers Shine Brighter at Mount Pulaski Half-time show - Slideshow

• New Holland-Middletown students offer assistance to the Humane Society of Logan County
  Raising money and collecting supplies to donate to the HSLC

• Zion Lutheran Students excel in Springfield spelling bee

• February Diabetes Support Group moved to fourth Friday

• Logan County 4-H Foundation to hold spaghetti meal

• Logan County Democrats to meet February 13th

• Greater Peoria Economic Development Council launches workforce development website called “Make Yourself”

• State Fire Marshal issues warnings regarding Hoverboards

• Governor signs Executive Order directing Department of Commerce to Work with new Economic Development Non-profit
  Focused effort to attract business and create jobs

Wednesday, February 3

• Logan County begins collaboration efforts to address Heroin
  Healthy Communities Partnership, law enforcement, and multiple other agencies join forces to battle growing issue in the community

• Lincoln Mayor delivers State of the City address

• Lincoln Aldermen receive update on new Street Department facility
  Construction to be paid for by Common Wealth Edison and Nicor Gas

• Logan County Economic Development Partnership announces USDA launch of new effort to support broadband and Main Street redevelopment

• Zion Lutheran School Students Draw Optical Illusions Using Parabolic Curves - Album

• Free opportunity to review your medications at Wellness Expo - Appointment required

• Community encouraged to meet the Lincoln Community High School regional speech team this Thursday night

• Book Look: Swoon-worthy Romances (especially for teens!)
  Reviews by Melissa Oxborrow