Monday, February 17

• Lincoln Meet and Greet gives constituents personal contact with primary candidates

• Logan County Board
  Workshop meeting sets agenda for Tuesday night, remembers Pat O’Neill

• Lincoln City Council
  Monday, February 17, 2025 Regular Meeting Agenda - PDF

• Heartland Community College hosts Health Sciences Open House

• 2025 Education Magazine

Saturday, February 15

• Support Logan County youth by attending the annual 4-H dinner and auction

• Valentine's evening glo's with fun and benefits local communities

  • Valentine's Day Glo Bingo benefits Hartsburg & Emden Community Funds - slideshow

• 2025 Round of the Atlanta Betterment Grant Program Opens

• LEAD celebrates 2025 strategy reveal
  Invites the community to continue its engagement in the process

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Long, Cold Camping Trip

• Gardening with Melinda Myers
  Colorful Houseplants for Lower Light Locations

• 2025 Education Magazine

Friday, February 14

• Logan County Board Building and Grounds
  Committee discusses HVAC hiccups, phones and hears an update on the courthouse restoration

• Abraham Lincoln celebrated at the Lincoln Heritage Museum

  • Abraham Lincoln's 2016th birthday celebrated with coffee and cookies - slideshow

• Support Logan County youth by attending the annual 4-H dinner and auction Comment: Keep 2.17

• A statement from the Atlanta Public Museum on receiving a Looking for Lincoln Heritage Grant

• 2025 Education Magazine

Thursday, February 13

• Erin Barrick: The (soon-to-be) New Face of Barrick Enterprises

• February 13, 2025 Community Association of Mt. Pulaski meeting agenda

• Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society to host vintage quilt exhibit

• Ansar Shriners conducting 'Handyman Raffle'

• Eleven Illinois Communities Receive Grants for Lincoln-Related Projects
  Atlanta Public Museum & Lincoln Heritage Museum among recipients

• IDOA launches 'Illinois Grown' to boost statewide agriculture producers

• 2025 Education Magazine