Saturday, March 11

• Startup Entrepreneurs encouraged to participate in Keystart Pre-Accelerator program

• Opioid Work Team Meeting Planned for March 16
  Anyone interested in joining a work team invited to attend

• Spring Forward This Sunday: “Change Your Clocks, Change Your Batteries”

• San Jose UMW Annual Fish Fry fundraiser planned for March 17th

• The 2017 LDN EDUCATION Magazine - Today's Featured Article:
  Great teachers: Kathy Stoyak and her work with the LCHS Foreign Language Department

• Grow a High Yield Vegetable Garden This Season
  By Melinda Myers

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  The dinosaurs died off before Iceland was born

POSTED SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 
2017 Girls 7th Grade Volleyball State Championships opening results from Saturday, Mar 11

• Class 7-1A

  • Opening round: Hartsburg-Emden volleyball defeats Royal Prairieview Ogden

  • Semifinal: Hartsburg-Emden punch card needs one more to take State Champion title

• Class 7-2A

  • Opening round: Mount Pulaski defeats Mansfield Blue Ridge

  • Semifinal: Mount Pulaski edges out Lewistown Central 26-24 and 25-22

  • Mason City Illini Central going for state title

  IESA links to Volleyball results

  • Hartsburg-Emden, Mount Pulaski and Illini Central all play for state titles.

Friday, March 10

• Lincoln Landscape Waste Facility to be closed on Wednesdays until further notice

• Emma O’Donoghue named February LTEC Student of the Month

• Dunn Named February ALMH Employee of the Month

• Electronics recycling this Saturday at Habitat for Humanity

• The 2017 LDN EDUCATION Magazine - Today's Featured Article:
  New Forensics class will spark greater interest in the sciences

• LEPC to meet Wednesday, March 15th

• Elkhart businesses to offer second "Art and Craft Day" March 18th

• Atlanta Quilt Corner offers FREE quilt workshop

Thursday, March 9

• Neitzel offers up an early farewell with many "Thank-you's" to aldermen and city departments

• CAPCIL receives $100K for Clinton Food Pantry

• LCU Welcomes Dustin's DoJo March 16

• ALMH Distributes Free Colorectal Screening Tests

• Mason County EF-1 tornado Monday night added to list with two in Tazewell County

• The 2017 LDN EDUCATION Magazine - Today's Featured Article:
  New Renewable Energy course a practical fit for Logan County students

• Column
  Spring lawn care, starting transplants, and garden timing
  By John Fulton

• Governor: “We cannot stay silent on hate"
  Rauner Administration Takes Steps to Combat Anti-Semitism and Strengthen Illinois’ Hate Crime Laws

• The 2017 LDN WELLNESS Magazine - Today's Featured Article:
  Ten Easy Ways to Start Your Healthy Eating Plan

Wednesday, March 8

• Lincoln Officers complete D.A.R.E. training - Album

• Substance Free Bowling Party enjoys record turnout - Album

• “Two Perspectives, Two Journeys”
  LCA March show opens Friday evening

• National Weather Service reports Greenvalley EF1 tornado and Delavan EF2 tornadoes cause of buildings, trees and other damages

• Lincoln Heritage Museum to host two special events on Friday
  Student History Walk and special evening lecture with Harriet Tubman

• Applications being accepted for James B. Maxwell Educational Memorial Scholarship

• Lincoln Writer's Club to meet March 14th

• The 2017 LDN EDUCATION Magazine - Today's Featured Article:
  Students explore 'Food Safety'

• February Breaks record for warm temperatures in Illinois

• Attorney General Madigan urges lawmakers to eliminate statutes of limitations on child abuse crimes

• The 2017 LDN WELLNESS Magazine - Today's Featured Article:
  'Cardio-diabesity' a target health concern in Logan County