Wednesday, January 30

• Lincoln Fire Chief Mark Miller announces retirement plans
  Mayor recommends Asst. Chief Bob Dunovsky as Miller’s replacement

• 4-H Alumni Chili-Chocolate Cook-off winners named

• NOTICE OF CITY OF LINCOLN WARD 3 CONSOLIDATED REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION

• St. Clara's celebrates first anniversary with open house February 13th
  Come meet the new administrator

• 2019 Education Magazine Special Feature
  Outstanding educators produce students who succeed at life

Tuesday, January 29

• “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” Opens February 2 at the Atlanta Museum
  Smithsonian Exhibit in Atlanta through March 16th

• Lincoln City Council
  Monday, January 29, 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda - Pdf

• Vonderlieth Living Center celebrates two special ladies

• Lincoln Community High School First Semester Honor Roll - Pdf

• Lincoln College Issues Corrected List of ABE Honor Students
  Eleven Area Students Received Honored, including Nine with Perfect 4.0 Averages

• USDA Farm Service Agency Announces Program Deadline Extensions

• 2019 Education Magazine Special Feature
  Cheerleading requires discipline and high academic standards

• Illinois 2018-19 Deer Hunting Seasons Result in Preliminary Harvest of 151,577 Deer

• Pritzker Puts in Place Emergency Preparedness Plan as Extreme Weather Approaches
  Potential Exists for Frostbite, Hypothermia as Life-Threatening Temperatures Set in Mid-Week

• Illinois State Police prepare for extreme temperatures

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