Thursday, May 9

• Logan County audit of 2017/2018 - pension liability down, general fund balance up

• Cha-Dai Pet Motel to celebrate recent renovation and additions with a ribbon cut May 15th

• Pat Sheley named May Employee of the Month at Christian Village

• Mount Pulaski’s Receives “Local Foods/Local Places” Technical Assistance Award

• 2019 Spring Home & Garden Video Magazine Special Feature
  Prepared for power outages - the standby generator

• From Mount Pulaski Chief Anthony West
  Use caution when driving near barricaded areas

• Atlanta Ag 4-H members help out at local Easter Egg Hunt - Album

• Atlanta Ag club officers explain their roles to club members - Album

• Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society host IGA fundraiser
  Tickets available now at the LCGH&S center

• Lincoln Writers Club to meet May 14th

• Hartem Alumni Banquet committee seeks nominations for Distinguished Alumni

• Researchers update Illinois standards for storm frequencies

• USDA Announces Repayment Options for Producers with Coverage in Previous Margin Protection Program for Dairy

• Pritzker Announces New Funding for Capital and Infrastructure Program to Support Growth of Minority-Owned Businesses

Wednesday, May 8

• Logan County Board seeks urgent assessment of Logan County Courthouse damage and office relocation plans

• Four new aldermen, one incumbent take Lincoln City Council seats
  First act of business undoes vehicle purchase decision

• Lincoln Fire Department rank up starting with Bob Dunovsky to chief - Album
  New firefighter Andy Carrigan sworn into service

• ‘Must see’ musical Fiddler on the Roof performances this week

  • A sneak peek at this years LCHS Spring Musical - slideshow

• Oscar Mayer Wienermobile returns to central Illinois, this time Mount Pulaski's Cady Lowery is behind the wheel

• 2019 Spring Home & Garden Video Magazine Special Feature
  What you don't know about a septic system could cost you

• Mount Pulaski Summer Food Program to kick off in June
  Donors and sponsors needed

• 2019 Mount Pulaski School Prom Magazine

• Mount Pulaski Grade School Class of 2019

• Warrensburg-Latham Lions Club awards scholarship to two outstanding W/L high school seniors

• Master Gardener Plant Sale this Saturday at the Logan County Fairgrounds

• Mother's Day Buffet May 12th will benefit United Way of Logan County

• 2019 LCHS School Prom Magazine

• USDA Announces New Decision Tool for New Dairy Margin Coverage Program

• April showers prompted continued flood concerns in Illinois

• IDNR Announces River Closures Due to Flooding
  Illinois River from Marshall County to the confluence of the Mississippi River closed to recreational traffic

  • Major Flooding Expected on the Illinois River

Tuesday, May 7

• Logan County Board seeks urgent assessment of Logan County Courthouse damage and office relocation plans

• 2019 Mount Pulaski Prom Grand March - Lost in Japan

  • Mount Pulaski's 2019 Prom carries a "Lost in Japan" theme

  • Friends and family gather at the Mount Pulaski Courthouse before and after the grand march - slideshow
    After the march attendees head out to get "Lost is Japan"

  • The Grand March begins - slideshow

  • Grand March concludes with crowning of royalty and a large group photo - slideshow

• Woods & Bates P.C. to acquire Culbertson & Allen, LLC
  Established Lincoln law firm will continue Delavan legal practice

• LCU holds 74th graduation and marks the 75th anniversary of the school

  • Lincoln Christian University Class of 2019 - slideshow

• Hartem FFA hosts Ag Day for young students - Album

• The Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital Market Opening Bell Rings May 11 at 8 a.m.
  Ribbon Cut at 7:45 a.m.

• 2019 LCHS School Prom Magazine

• 2019 Spring Home & Garden Video Magazine Special Feature
  How to recover after disaster strikes