Wednesday, July 02

• Logan County Fair offices opened Tuesday, July 1st

• Lincoln Area Music Society Concludes Summer Concert Series with a Patriotic Theme

  • LAMS Summer Concert patriotic finale - slideshow

  • Video - LAMS Community Band performs Stars and Stripes Forever

• Illinois American Water Expands Income-Based Discount Program

• Illinois State Police respond to numerous fatal motorcycle crash as summer kicks off

• Mt. Pulaski Announcements: Public Works, July 4th, Road Closing

• Ag innovators to bring emerging technologies to farmers during startup showcase

• Illinois Arts Council Announces Fiscal Year 2026 Creative Projects Grant Guidelines and Application

• 2025 Hometown Heroes Magazine

Tuesday, July 01

• Logan County Fair offices opened Tuesday, July 1st

• Prairie Flyers of Central Illinois: a century of aviation in America's Heartland
  New book now available at Ink & Imprint Books in Lincoln

• Also available at Ink & Imprint Books
  Illinois Munitions: A News Journal of the Oak & Sangamon Ordnance Plants 1942-1950 Illiopolis, Illinois

• Landscape Waste Facility to close July 5th

• Lincoln Speedway Gears Up for BRANDT Red, White, & Blue Triple 30’s on Thursday, July 3

• 2nd Friday on the Square in Mt Pulaski on Friday, July 11

• U of I Extension
  Using Your Farm Drone to Conduct Field Stand Counts for Corn and Soybeans

• Illinois Soybean Association: Timely and impactful projects coming in FY26

• Lincoln Police Department Officer Christy Fruge named 2024-2025 Illinois DARE Officer of the Year

• 2025 Hometown Heroes Magazine

Monday, June 30

• Lincoln Community High School District #404
  Monday, June 30, 2025 Board of Education Meeting Agenda - PDF

• Hope on 5th hosts garage sale fundraiser at the Logan County Fairgrounds

• 2nd Friday on the Square in Mt Pulaski on Friday, July 11

• Women for Women expands grantmaking to $67,000, reaches new nonprofits

• Approved Solicitor in Mt. Pulaski

• Lincoln Police Department Officer Christy Fruge named 2024-2025 Illinois DARE Officer of the Year

• 2025 Hometown Heroes Magazine

Saturday, June 28

• U of I Extension
  High-Impact University of Illinois Extension SNAP-Ed Programs Face Elimination

• Approved Solicitor in Mt. Pulaski

• Women for Women expands grantmaking to $67,000, reaches new nonprofits

• Michelle Hoersch to Lead the Multi-Sector Plan for Aging

• Saturday Business Spotlight: Guest House

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  The Duchess and the Truck Driver

• Gardening with Melinda Myers
  Gardening in Extreme Heat

• 2025 Hometown Heroes Magazine