Friday, March 29

• March Logan County briefs: Wessbecher sworn in, economic development, Dock Dogs, courthouse lactation room and more

• Blades Hair and Nail Salon celebrates 15 years with a ribbon cut and day of special events

• Elkhart Historical Society to host two birding events
  Dinner Lecture April 12th and banding demonstrations April 27th will feature Professor Tony Rothering

• Lincoln Scholarship Scramble golf outing supports Heartland CC scholarships

• San Jose community concert summer series schedule announced

• Mount Pulaski Watermain flushing April 17th and 18th

• 2019 Spring Farm Outlook Magazine Special Feature
  Choosing legacy seeds in a GMO world

• IDOA now accepting specialty crop grant proposals
  Applications for funds are due April 26

• Pritzker names new DCFS director and launches comprehensive review by respected experts to evaluate agency operations

Thursday, March 28

• Logan County Department of Public Health sets sight on creating a healthier population

• Ribbon cut welcomes Beltone Hearing Aid to downtown Lincoln

• After-School Program Seeks Young Composers
  Youth Ages eight to 11 Can Write Music for Lincoln College Jazz Concert

• Wanted: Lincoln Fitness Court Ambassadors

• Live vaudeville show, free movie for Arlee celebration this weekend

• University of Illinois Extension
  Help your peonies shine this spring

• 2019 Spring Farm Outlook Magazine Special Feature
  A layman's guide to signaling with basis

• Easterseals Central Illinois Hosts Nine Training Sessions for Autism Awareness Month

Wednesday, March 27

• County to see more savings on health insurance

• Atlanta Ag 4-H mixes pancakes with paint - Album

• Are you eligible for a property tax exemption?
  And if so, what do you need to provide the Supervisor of Assessments office to receive those exemptions?
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• Heartland adds new programs to fill tax preparer gap

• Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) Still Available

• April SNAP benefits will be issued between April 1st and April 10th for all SNAP recipients
  SNAP benefits will be issued early for some to reduce time in between March and April benefits

• 2019 Spring Farm Outlook Magazine Special Feature
  New tech: Robots and drones to play a larger role in farm production

• March Illinois FSA Newsletter

• With Surge of Crashes Involving ISP Troopers, Gov. Pritzker and Illinois State Police Urge Motorists to Follow “Move Over” Law

Tuesday, March 26

• Potentially volatile situation in Lincoln Friday night ends peacefully

• Lincoln City Council
  March 26th Committee of the Whole meeting agenda - Pdf

• Lee Dowling homecoming show captures art raves

• Dowling works reflect tropical influence - Album

• Elijah Burton named March LTEC Student of the Month

• Digital Marketing Workshop March 28
  Registration Still Available for Workshop on Digital Media Strategy for Business

• 2019 Spring Farm Outlook Magazine Special Feature
  Could new anhydrous price lower N application rates?

• Choosing Lincoln’s greatest words
  Will it be ‘malice toward none’ or ‘a house divided’? What about ‘new birth of freedom’ vs. ‘bonds of affection’?