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Wednesday, September 21, 2022
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Wednesday, September 21 Gail’s Pumpkin Patch attracts many visitors for a day of fun on Fall Farm Day Gail's Pumpkin Patch Fall Farm Day - slideshow Elizabeth Bullard August Colleague of the Month at Lincoln Memorial Hospital VFW Announces Kick-Off of Annual $5,000 Patriotic Essay Writing Competition VFW Announces Kick-Off of Annual Voice of Democracy $30,000 Scholarship Competition Logan County Genealogical and Historical Society hosting fundraiser sale this weekend COVID ARCHIVES Tuesday, September 20 Beason marks 150 years Part 4: Notable people from Beason Youth railsplitting competitions show promise for the future Crowd gathers for the Sunday afternoon Railsplits - slideshow Enjoy other attractions as they wait Junior-junior split sees a large number of competitors - slideshow Ryan Ballinger defends his 2021 title successfully in the Junior split - slideshow Casey Ballinger wins Professional Railsplitting competition in 2022 Casey Ballinger of Atlanta wins 2022 Professional split - slideshow Christening of the city of Lincoln reenacted at the Railsplitting Festival - slideshow Chester-East Lincoln District 61 Tuesday, September 20, 2022 Public Hearing and Regular Board of Education meeting agendas-Pdf COVID ARCHIVES Monday, September 19 Lincoln City Council Monday, September 19, 2022 Regular Meeting agenda - Pdf Beason marks 150 years Part 3: Organizational structures – church, school, government Beason celebrates 150 years with a parade A big weekend starts with a big parade - slideshow Many happy faces in the Beason Parade - slideshow Lincoln's 51st Railsplitting Festival starts with a unique ribbon cutting ceremony Festival starts with a ribbon chop? - slideshow Festival revisits 1800s lifestyles - slideshow Festival events spill over to the VFW - slideshow Notice of Public Hearing Logan County Zoning Board of Appeals - Pdf Lincoln Community High School District 404 Monday, September 19, 2022 Public Hearing agenda Monday, September 19, 2022 Regular Board Meeting agenda - Pdf Mount Pulaski CUSD 23 Monday, September 19, 2022 Board of Education Meeting agenda - pdf COVID ARCHIVES	Saturday, September 17 Pulaski Street railroad crossing in Lincoln to be closed starting Sunday, September 18th Beason marks 150 years Part 2: Businesses A perfect parade on a perfect Friday afternoon kicks off LCHS Homecoming Crowds gather for the parade - slideshow Patsy Zurkammer Grand Marshall - slideshow Fair royalty in the parade - slideshow Tim McDougal rides with the Railers - slideshow Notice of Public Hearing Logan County Zoning Board of Appeals - Pdf Notice of change of date Logan County Mental Health Advisory Council LCG&HS to visit Tazewell society Monday evening, September 19th Slim Randles' Home Country The music of the Western mountains Gardening with Melinda Myers Harvesting Red and Green Tomatoes IDPH Reports Strong Demand in Illinois for Updated Bivalent COVID-19 Vaccinations Public Health Officials Announce 17,584 New Cases of Coronavirus Disease Over the Past Week Friday, September 16 Beason marks 150 years Part 1: Beason gets its start 2022 Atlanta Fall Festival kicks off on Thursday evening - Album First National Bank in Tremont Lincoln Banking Center hosts an open house September 23rd Illinois Farm Bureau ACTIVATOR® endorses seven candidates for reelection to Illinois General Assembly Illinois Senator Sally Turner among endorsees Pritzker Adjusts COVID-19 Requirements to Address Current Needs Testing Requirements Eased for Certain School and Childcare Staff with New Executive Order COVID ARCHIVES Thursday, September 15 City of Lincoln street resurfacing projects to start today (Thursday, September 15th) Hartsburg District Librarian's Innovative Teaching Program Gets $2,000 Financial Boost from Voya Financial Clay Aylesworth September Senior of the Month at Mount Pulaski High School Pritzker Administration to Distribute $371 Million in COVID-19 Relief Funds to Illinois Small Local Governments Ten Logan County communities to receive $1,311,515.82 collectively COVID ARCHIVES
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