• Judge Thomas Funk announces retirement

• Logan County 4-H member Sophia Schneider named to Illinois Youth Leadership Team

• 2023 Logan County Education Magazine

• Mason City's Arlee Theater announces change of date for Film Festival
  Short film entries being accepted through February 17th

• Purdue University
  Improvement in farmer sentiment carries over into 2023

• COVID ARCHIVES

• Lincoln Aldermen discuss windows at City Hall

• Zion Lutheran School in Lincoln implements MAP Skills Testing for students

• 2023 Logan County Education Magazine

• USDA Farm Service Agency
  Logan & Dewitt County Updates - February 2023

• Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum to mark 214 years since Lincoln’s birth
  Events include free museum admission Feb. 11 and 12

• COVID ARCHIVES

• Lincoln City Council
  After much debate, aldermen approve lease document for a patio adjacent to the Rio Grande Restaurant

• Logan County Highway-Rail Project Approved by the ICC

• 2023 Logan County Education Magazine

• Urban Producers, Public Invited to Attend February Meeting of Federal Advisory Committee for Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production 

• OSFM Stresses Safety During Burn Awareness Week
  The CDC reported 276,086 people received medical care for unintentional burn injuries in 2020

• COVID ARCHIVES

Monday, February 6

• Lincoln City Council
  Monday, February 6, 2023 Regular Meeting agenda - Pdf

• First big fundraiser of the year returns to its traditional format at the Zion Lutheran School Pancake and Sausage Breakfast

  • Zion Lutheran School Pancake Breakfast brings back the crowds - slideshow

• Northern Arizona University offers program to develop K-12 curriculum focusing on Route 66 History
  Project endorsed by Route 66 Road Ahead partnership

• 2023 Logan County Education Magazine

• Illinois DCFS offers college scholarships to current and former youth in care
  DCFS Scholarship Program applications accepted until March 31

• COVID ARCHIVES