Monday, October 22

• It’s dollars and sense at Logan County Board Budget time

• Mount Pulaski historical preservation works viewed by Logan County Tourism Board

• Harvest of Talents is the place to be this Saturday

• Atlanta Public Library announces 2018-19 book groups

• Next Honor Flight to be October 30th

• NRCS announces 2019 Illinois Seminars Scheduled
  Two HOT speakers will discuss Soil Health solutions!

• Bob Quarello Scholarship Awards to hold fundraiser in Pekin November 4th

Saturday, October 20

• County Briefs: Windfarm progression and road plans

• Tour the Mount Pulaski High School today, October 20th, at 10:15 a.m.
  To raise awareness for upcoming referendum

• Message from Mount Pulaski Police Chief West
  Those who pass stopped school buses risk loss of driving privileges

• Judge Bill Workman accepts donation of Lincoln head statue at the Logan County Courthouse

• LCGHS enjoy hearing the meaning of prairie and central Illinois geologic history

• Soils cool across Illinois

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Time for the Chipper Invitational Golf Tournament

• Five Steps this Fall to a More Beautiful Landscape
  by Melinda Myers

• Lincoln the lawyer, Lincoln the president
  Lincoln Presidential Library obtains documents from Lincoln’s legal career and White House years

Friday, October 19

• First Solar Farm request gets thumbs up from Logan County Board

• Area High School Students Learn about ‘Taking Care of Business’
  Lincoln College hosts event to expose students to business studies

• Video games, comics and memorabilia benefit veteran Honor Flights - Album

• Humane Society of Logan County hosts Halloween Party for Pets and their people and annual Blessing of the Animals

• Lincoln Knights of Columbus offering more activities and amenities

• United Way of Logan County launches annual fundraising campaign

• Atlanta Public Library chosen to host Bicentennial event

Thursday, October 18

• Complaints on HillTopper night work heard

• Logan County Board
  Notice of Special Committee Meeting - Pdf

• For breast cancer survivor Kathleen Brumbaugh victory is counted one day at a time

• 36 on 66 – Abe’s Carmelcorn Shoppe begins a year of celebration

• Morgan May named October Senior of the Month at Mount Pulaski High School\

• Second Annual Drones in the Heartland Conference to be held November 9th

• Lincoln Public Library offers "Escape Room" activity for teens October 25th and 31st

• Lincoln College Jazz ensemble to perform in Atlanta Friday night

• Lincoln Heritage Museum to host trick or treat with Mr. Lincoln on October 27th

• Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Raw Chicken
  Five cases identified in Illinois

Wednesday, October 17

• Greater Peoria Economic Development Council benefits to Logan County

• Logan County Tourism announces plans for 2018 Lincoln Christmas Parade

• Complaints on HillTopper night work heard

• City of Lincoln Police Department

  • Report for August, 2018 - Pdf

  • Report for September, 2018 - Pdf

• Mill car show sees good turnout of cars and people

  • Railsplitter Antique Auto Club brings in cars and visitors - slideshow

  • Guests enjoy a 'Pea Pickin' good time at the Mill - slideshow

• Lincoln Rotary provides "Books for Kindergarten Kids"

• Local youth invited to join the Lincoln Youth Wrestling Program
  Informational meeting tonight at 7 p.m.

• Oasis invites community to 'host' a table at "O Christmas Tea" Festival of Tables
  Deadline to sign up - October 29th

• Lincoln Christian University will present this great musical March 20 – 23, 2019
  Auditions are open to all LCU and LCS Students as well as the public

• Lincoln Masons to host Joyful Painting fundraiser

• Memorial Medical Center to Hold Free Program on Epilepsy