Monday, November 5

• Lincoln City Council
  Monday, November 5, 2018 Meeting Agenda - Pdf

• The Hartsburg-Emden Stags are heading to State - destination Redbird Arena!

• Local Veteran organizations receive gift of book from Bill Donath
  Donath to offer "Generosity" at discounted prices to veterans at two upcoming events

• Hollanders 4-H awarded America’s Farmers Grow Communities donation from Logan County farmer

• Lincoln Masonic Lodge hosts ham and bean dinner with lodge tours

• Low Vision Support Group November meeting canceled
  Next meeting will be scheduled in March

• Illinois Farm Service Agency: Sign in/Sign up

• Illinois Department of Insurance announces the start of ACA Open Enrollment for the 2019 plan year
  Encourages consumers to shop now and shop around

• Memorial’s 29th Annual Festival of Trees to be Held November 17-25 at the Orr Building on the Illinois State Fairgrounds

• 2018 FALL FARM OUTLOOK MAGAZINE
  Creekside presents soil preservation workshop

• AmeriCorps Funds Now Available from Serve Illinois
  Grants designed to improve and strengthen Illinois communities

Saturday, November 3

• LaHood and Sanguinetti make campaign stops in Lincoln

• NOTICE OF STREET CLOSURE
  Keokuk between Ottawa and Kankakee

• Lincoln College Adding Men’s and Women’s Bowling for 2019-20
  Candace Van Bogaert Will Coach New NAIA Sport

• Honor Roll

  • Zion Lutheran School - Mount Pulaski First Quarter Honor Roll

• Logan County Arts ends 2018 season with Holiday Show and Shop

• ‘Titus: Civil War’ Opens Nov. 7 at Lincoln College
  Shakespeare Tragedy Takes the Stage in the Hostick Experimental Theatre

• Atlanta Public Library announces special community arts activities

• 2018 FALL FARM OUTLOOK MAGAZINE
  The benefits of managing soil health

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  A delectable combination of peanut butter, marshmallows and sardines

• University of Illinois Extension
  Forcing the Adored Amaryllis for the Holiday Season

• State Fire Marshal reminds Illinoisans to “Change Your Clock, Change Your Batteries”

Friday, November 2

• Gordmans hosts grand opening ribbon cut for new store in Lincoln

• Thanks for the memories

• Lincoln Christian Church welcomes Gene Appel this weekend

• For the holidays:
  Railer Man ornament offered as LCHS Foundation Fundraiser

• Annual Fundraising Drive Lights Up ALMH

• Lincoln Public Library hosts Media Production Night for high school students

• AARP Driver Safety classes offered at HCC
  Senior participants can get insurance discounts for completing this course

• Research studies seek participants with memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease

• 2018 FALL FARM OUTLOOK MAGAZINE
  An ancient practice still works to improve land and crop viability at less cost

Thursday, November 1

• Hartem Volleyball clinches Sectional Championship and advances to the Elite Eight

• Friendship Manor residents and guests enjoy a Halloween luncheon - Album

• Slime-goo fun comes to central Illinois this weekend: Capital City Fest opens Friday

• Ribbon Cutting Scheduled for Elkhart’s Renovated Veterans’ Park

• Public invited to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day November 11th at the Lincoln Depot

• Palms Grill to provide meals for veterans November 11th

• ALMH Hosts Free Diabetes Expo at Oasis Senior Center

• Kent Aberle Hosts Drum Clinic at Lincoln College
  Lincoln College Alum will perform with Contemporary Jazz Students

• LCHS winter sports season tickets available November 13th

• 2018 FALL FARM OUTLOOK MAGAZINE
  Local land owners reap a bounty on land sales