Monday, January 28

• Families come together for Lego Day - Album

• Canceled - Humane Society annual membership meeting scheduled for January 30th

• Karl Luthin to speak at Elkhart Dinner Lecture February 8th
  Reservations required

• 2019 Education Magazine
  LJHS students do more hands on learning in STEM lab

• JFK at the ALPLM
  Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum honors the life of John F. Kennedy through photographs

Saturday, January 26

• Farm Bureau expresses appreciation for federal employees working without pay

• Allen Ransdell named St. Clara's 2018 Employee of the Year

• Seven Area Students Receive Honors at Lincoln College – ABE
  List Includes Six with Perfect 4.0 Averages

• Olympia School District Announces the Olympia High School Hall of Fame Class of 2019 inductees

• Relay for Life of Logan County to host Kick-off meeting Monday, January 28th

• 2019 Education Magazine Special Feature
  LJHS new Eaton STEM Lab sparks learning

• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program now open
  Furloughed federal employees may be eligible for assistance
  Low income families may also be eligible

• Public Hearing set for proposed Industrial Hemp regulations
  Written public comment period open through February 11

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Noblesse oblige

• Winning Tomatoes Add Vibrant Color and Flavor to Gardens and Meals
  By Melinda Myers

Friday, January 25

• Small Town Creations celebrates new location and big additions
  Ribbon cut on February 1st and open house February 2nd

• Logan County Department of Public Health investigating rash related to swimming

• Lincoln Landscape Waste Facility closed Saturday

• Carroll Catholic School
  Catholic Schools Week Schedule of events - Pdf

• 2019 Education Magazine Special Feature
  Lessons for all - How to be good people

• Illinois Prairie Community Foundation accepting applications for 2019 grants
  The David and Kay Williams Music Education Grant available for youth programs

• Alzheimer's Association offers safety tips for cold weather
  Encouraging families to plan ahead to avoid wandering

Thursday, January 24

• Mount Pulaski sweeps Argenta-Oreana
  Skylar Hayes becomes MPHS basketball All-Time Leading Scorer in history

• February 16th spend the day in Lincoln with Lincoln
  Celebrate Abraham Lincoln’s 210th birthday with a guided tour in his namesake city

• FSA offices to reopen (today) January 24th

• Honor Roll

• Olympia High School - First Semester

• Zion Lutheran School - Mount Pulaski

• Illinois State Police
  Fatal Crash Wednesday evening on I-55 in Logan County - Pdf
  Accident the result of a "medical incident"

• Humane Society annual membership meeting scheduled for January 30th

• Pritzker and Frerichs Lead $100 Million Loan Program to Help Federal Workers During Shutdown
  *Governor Encourages Illinois Banks and Credit Unions to Support Furloughed Federal Workers
  **Illinois Dept. of Commerce to Offer Winter Heating Assistance to Impacted Federal Workers

• 2019 Illinois Tax Filing Season Begins Monday, January 28
  IDOR Continues to Save State Tens of Millions Through Fraud Prevention Efforts

Wednesday, January 23

• Logan County Sheriff statement on recent burglary arrests

• Queen Molly competes on the state level - Album

• Lincoln Family Theater solidifies Miracle Movie Ministry
  Now playing FREE, inspirational, Christian movies, twice a day, every day

• ALMH Offers Free Prenatal Classes This Sunday

• Pritzker Appoints Brendan Kelly to Lead the Illinois State Police

• On Roe v. Wade Anniversary, Pritzker Makes Illinois Most Progressive State for Women’s Reproductive Rights