Saturday, March 12

• Fifth-graders bring Civil War history to life
  Walk and talk with the Lincoln's and others

  • Scenes from the performance of Northwest School students - Slideshow

• “Calling all artists” varied guest talent offers “wow” to Lincoln
  Show open March weekends and by appointment

  • WOW! Calling All Artist II - Slideshow

• State budget impasse impacts local health services
  Logan County Department of Public Health to go to four day weeks starting April 1st
  Dental Clinic to go to three days a week

• THIS WEEKEND - Change your clocks, change your batteries

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Learning in the Legacy Groups - Building character at Mount Pulaski High School Principal Terry Morgan is on to something
  By Teena Lowery - Lincoln Daily News

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  The deer pointer

Friday, March 11

• County preparing for new public transportation routes and new website

• Public participation makes long night for Lincoln Aldermen

• HONK! Jr. this weekend in Mount Pulaski - Album

• Logan County Department of Public Health offering CPR Certification

• Regional Superintendents play key role in High School Equivalency Exams

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  LCHS students get a head start on college with Dual Credit
  By Derek Hurley - Lincoln Daily News

• Director Schultz calls for job creation legislation
  Urges structural reforms to address jobs leaving Illinois according to January jobs report

• Illinois Unemployment Rate Rises to 6.3 in January; Jobs Increase by 1,500

Thursday, March 10

• Logan County expected to borrow $350,000 to keep key public health services available

• Lincoln citizen expresses concerns in use of city tax dollars

• Lincoln 5th Graders Bring 1860s to Life at Lincoln Heritage Museum
  Public invited to attend Civil War Walk Friday, March 11th

• Due to popular demand, Beaver to make second presentation at Elkhart dinner lecture series April 1st

• Heartland announces spring community education classes at Lincoln center

• Column
  Spring lawn care and on that 'to do' list
  By John Fulton

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Lincoln Community High School develops alternative education programs for every student's academic success
  By Derek Hurley - Lincoln Daily News

Wednesday, March 9

• Veteran’s Assistance Commission tax levy garners personal support from Lincoln Aldermen

• Young Professionals host Home-Buying Seminar
  Free seminar focusing on topics relevant to the purchase of a home

• Lincoln Christian University invites public comments
  Personal presentations and third party comments welcomed

• Lincoln facility to take a new name
  Mental Health Centers of Central Illinois to become Memorial Behavioral Health

• Logan County LEPC to meet March 16th

• Mount Pulaski announces landscape waste pick up dates

• Flags to fly at half-staff Friday as tribute to former First Lady Nancy Reagan

• 2016 EDUCATION MAGAZINE SPECIAL FEATURE
  Hartsburg-Emden students scores soar with new literacy program
  Hartsburg-Emden Superintendent Terry L. Wisniewski tells the story
  of a bad mark - research and a new plan