Thursday, September 12

• Lincoln aldermen prepared to vote on recreational marijuana next week

• H.O.T musical offering showers love on the world

  • Harvest of Talents presents a Disney Extravaganza - slideshow

• St. John UCC recognizes Aue and Bekteshi

• Handing off your business workshop planned

• September is National Preparedness Month in Illinois
  Campaign will prepare residents, families and communities for emergencies or disasters

• Memorial Medical Center to Host Free Seminar on Lung Disease

• Corn one step closer to bacterial leaf streak resistance

Wednesday, September 11

• Lincoln Police Department
  Monthly report for August, 2019 - PDF

• Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival at Lincoln College
  New Chinese Exchange Students Host Traditional Festival September 13

• Fly the United States Flag at Half-Staff on Wednesday, September 11, 2019 in Honor of Patriot Day

• Lady Lynx Softball Runs Successful Clinic

• Hands-On Healthcare Offered at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital

• University of Illinois Extension
  Fall Webworm

• Next Honor Flight scheduled for September 24th

• DFPR Announces Approved Cannabis Responsible Vendors

Tuesday, September 10

• Lincoln City Council
  September 10, 2019 Committee of the Whole meeting agenda - PDF

• Art enriches Lincoln’s Historic Courthouse Square - Album

• Wall art installation day - Album

• Lincoln bicyclists take the Capital City Century ride

• Cunningham named August 2019 ALMH Colleague of the Month

• Lincoln Community High School District 404
  Notice of board meeting Monday, September 16th - PDF

• Special Deer and Turkey Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities Set for Nov. 14-16 at Rock Cut State Park

• School Visitation Law Promotes Parental Involvement in Education
  Many employers are required to provide time off for school meetings

Monday, September 9

• Updates to Logan County Zoning Ordinance on manufactured homes begins approval processes

  • Logan County Regional Planning Commission review

  • Zoning Board of Appeals Public Hearing on ordinance changes to manufactured housing

• Lincoln Fitz-a-Palooza raises funds to fight colorectal cancer

  • Fitz-a-Palooza raises money and awareness of colorectal cancer - slideshow

• Faith Assembly first free fish fry fabulously fun for all

  • Faith Assembly fish fry makes a great day even better! - slideshow

• Local attorney Jim Grimaldi to share Normandy experience at Elkhart Dinner Lecture

• Local Seventh Grade Students to Attend G.R.I.T. Workshop

• #RecoveryBelongs in Illinois: IDHS Celebrates September as Recovery Month
  Events across the state and a city skyline lit purple will raise awareness for substance use disorders and celebrate recovery in Illinois