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

Monday, March 19

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

• Lincoln plans big changes in sewer fee structure
  Public meeting to be held March 26th

• City of Lincoln
  Monday, March 19th City Council Meeting Agenda Pdf

• Annual Boy Scout Barbecue another big and popular springtime event in Lincoln

  • Gearing up for the big day - slideshow

  • Sunday event is money in the old piggy bank for local scouts - slideshow

• First posted Sunday afternoon
  Hartsburg-Emden claims the eighth grade Class 1A State Championship for a record-breaking seventh year in a row

• "Godspell Reimagined" opens Thursday night at Lincoln Christian University

• Madigan assigns teams to monitor primary elections

• Illinois Family Connects shows strong results, First Lady urges expansion
  Program connects newborns, families with health providers and community resources

• Easter Devotional
  Holding Out for a Hero
  By Pastor Greg Wooten, Hope Chapel Church of the Nazarene

Saturday, March 17

• Annual Russel Allen Garden Day: Sharing the joy of gardening

  • First hour breakout options:
    "From herb pots to the pantry," "From food to flowers," or "Spring is on the wing"

  • Second session breakouts offer:
    Coleus, easy to grow, many color choices, easy to propagate,' 'Make and take wren houses and wren care,' or 'Creating a Pollinator Pocket for insects'

  • Concluding morning highlight: Lincoln College's Creekside by Dr. Dennis Campbell

  • Coming up, the popular Master Gardener Plant Sale

• Tony Blair to receive Lincoln Leadership Prize
  Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation to honor the former British prime minister April 24

• IDOA Now Accepting Specialty Crop Grant Proposals
  Applications for funds are due April 18

• Millikin Professor elected to Board of Directors of Abraham Lincoln Association

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Fake exercise

• Grow a Bountiful Garden and Share with the Hungry
  By Melinda Myers