Tuesday, April 08

• Justin Cheger of Stone River group expresses concerns over new solar farm/garden rules for the city of Lincoln

• Shop Local & Celebrate Spring at CAPCIL’s Small Business Spring Expo

• Hilltop Club of Mt. Pulaski to host April 19 Easter egg hunt

• Elkhart Historical Society offers guided wildflower walks every Saturday in April

• Free trauma-informed care training available

• Easter Devotion
  Wake-Up World!

• 2025 Spring Farm Outlook

Monday, April 07

• City of Lincoln
  Monday, April 7, 2025 Regular City Council Meeting Agenda - PDF

• Logan County Board
  Change of Meeting Notice: Tuesday, April 15 to Wednesday, April 16

• The Paige Family celebrates all the “Bee’s” businesses at its annual open house

• U of I Extension
  A Look at USDA Prospective Plantings Report – March 31, 2025

• 2025 Spring Farm Outlook

Saturday, April 05

• Logan County Board discusses financing broadband internet project
  Delays final vote to April 16th

• Senator Sally Turner’s legislation to support veterans and young farmers passes senate

• Final Leaf Vac pass in Mt. Pulaski Friday, April 11

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Foster Fench

• Gardening with Melinda Myers
  Be a Waterwise Gardener

• 2025 Spring Farm Outlook

Friday, April 04

• Press Release: Consolidated Election – April 1, 2025 election process proceeding election day

• Logan County Board approves employee insurance plan with increased contribution by the county

• City of Lincoln Electronic Recycling April 21-25

• Lincoln Emblem Club announces 2025 scholarship winners

• Public invited to join LMH Miles of Sunshine Challenge throughout May

• Scholarship created for Heartland Community College Veterinary Assistant students

• Logan County Voiture #985 40/8 Scholarships for nursing students

• 2025 Spring Farm Outlook