Saturday, March 24

• County closes out public transportation with CAPCIL
  Showbus routes to be announced soon

• City works to iron out glitches with new waste hauler agreement
  Issues with pick-up locations resolved

• Community welcomes Lucky Lager to downtown Mount Pulaski - Album

• Lincoln College Announces Summer Class Schedule
  Both Online and On-Campus Classes Available; Discounted Rate for Local Students

• Education News:
  Dual Credit Programs Provide a Head Start for Students as Enrollments Swell

• 2018 Spring Farm Outlook Special Feature
  'Tax Bill 199a' boost to coop elevators, raises local concerns

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  I’m sucrose intolerant

• Keep Your Lawn Green and Healthy All Season Long
  By Melinda Myers

Friday, March 23

• Breakfast celebrates students planning career in agriculture with former scholar Eli Klokkenga as speaker

• 2018 Spring Farm Outlook Special Feature
  The Big Picture

• The Hanger Thrift Store offers daily discounts including discounts for Veterans and Military families

• Agricultural Education is growing leaders at Olympia High School

• Lincoln’s Second Annual “Wellderly Dance” to be held this Saturday

• Memorial Heart and Vascular Services to Sponsor Free Heart-Health Event for Women

Thursday, March 22

• Great Lakes Caring Home Health And Hospice announces 2018 Social Worker of the Year awards
  Lindsay Starcevic of the Christian Village recognized

• Logan County Board briefs: Employee insurances approved and other business

• Godspell Reimagined offers powerful message and music in dazzling fashion - Album

• Mark Perdue Named Lincoln College Athletic Director
  New AD was 2016 Athletic Director of the Year in Kentucky

• Mount Pulaski Town Square Improvement Planning Session slated for this Saturday
  Hosted by the Economic Advisory Board

• Illinois FSA March Newsletter

Wednesday, March 21

• Lincoln College launches RISE with a special lunch break for students and community

• Vietnam veteran Joe Schaler shares consequences of the Vietnam War

• City of Lincoln Police Department monthly report for February Pdf

• Bobbi Coziahr named March LTEC Student of the Month

• First Honor Flight for 2018 scheduled for April 3rd

• Companies with deep ag roots honored
  Illinois puts ADM, Deere, Caterpillar at the top of the list in voting for Top Illinois Business

• Rock legends to perform at the 2018 Illinois State Fair

Tuesday, March 20

• Hartem's seventh grade volleyball phenom Lily Barry sets sight on USA Junior Olympic International Team

• Symphony now known as Generations at Lincoln, aiming for homelike environment

• Lincoln Colleges Launches New Responsible Citizenship Initiative
  ‘RISE’ program promotes Responsibility, Integrity, Service and Empowerment
  Public invited to Tuesday, March 20th TODAY

• Shelby Payne selected as Olympia FFA Member of the Month

• Soil Temperatures and Moisture Levels Declining in early March

• Nominations Now Open for 2018 Senior Hall of Fame Awards
  Nominations being accepted in multiple categories

• One state, 200 years, four presidents
  Lincoln Presidential Library celebrates Illinois bicentennial with exhibit on Prairie State presidents