Saturday, October 11

• Dolan Dalpoas named Memorial Health Chief Community Impact and Philanthropy Officer

• Wild Woof Inn hosts grand opening and ribbon cut at the former Cha-Dai Pet Motel

• Illinois art contest invites students to let their imaginations run wild

• Cindy Good: Cancer means asking for help when you need it

• Lincoln Street Dept.
  Press release - Union Street closure

• “Dress Up the Dog”at Gail’s Pumpkin Patch

• Saturday Business Spotlight: Spirited Republic and Limerick Brewing

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  The gas station gun shop

• Gardening with Melinda Myers
  Collect and Save Some Heirloom Vegetable Seeds

• Believe the hype: No. 3-ranked Glenwood lives up to billing, beats Railers 56-0

  • LCHS Football Highlights - Video

• LCHS Soccer - Tuesday, October 7 - Slideshow

• LCHS Soccer - Thursday, October 9 Part 1 - Slideshow

• LCHS Soccer - Thursday, October 9 Part 2 - Slideshow

• LCHS Volleyball - Tuesday, Octover 7 - Slideshow

• 2025 Fall Home Improvement

Friday, October 10

• Emergency Response Training to take place at Lincoln Junior High

• Lincoln Street Dept.
  Press release - Union Street closure

• Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice to host job screenings

• Substance Use Prevention Coalition meets to discuss potential prevention events

• San Jose Annual Turkey Supper

• “Dress Up the Dog”at Gail’s Pumpkin Patch

• SPECIAL FEATURE
  Cindy Good: Cancer means asking for help when you need it

• Lincoln City Council
  City council moves meeting time to accommodate tiny homes dedication

• Logan County Board
  October Building and Grounds Committee Meeting

• CAPCIL invites the community to its first-ever Trunk or Treat Event

• Logan County hosts 2025 Illinois Association of Court Clerks annual fall conference

Local Sports
High School Volleyball

• Springfield High tops Mount Pulaski

• 2025 Paint the Paper PINK Magazine

• 2025 Fall Home Improvement

Thursday, October 09

• Lincoln City Council
  City council moves meeting time to accommodate tiny homes dedication

• Logan County Board
  October Building and Grounds Committee Meeting

• Logan County hosts 2025 Illinois Association of Court Clerks annual fall conference

• Logan County Tourism Bureau welcomes new executive director, secures $32,000 state grant, and announces open house

• CAPCIL invites the community to its first-ever Trunk or Treat Event

• Lincoln Rotary Discontinues Citrus Fundraiser

• Illinois fall trout stocking delayed due to warmer temperatures

• SPECIAL FEATURE
  Turning awareness into action: American Cancer Society recognizes 40 years of breast cancer awareness month

• Lincoln Public Library provides access to Mango Languages

• Illinois Department of Revenue warns of new text message scam soliciting banking information

• Logan County trapping permits drawing to be held Oct. 21

• 2025 Paint the Paper PINK Magazine

• 2025 Fall Home Improvement

Wednesday, October 08

• Lincoln Police Department
  Press Release: Threats to LJHS

• Musical offering for world hunger raises record donations

• Lincoln Public Library provides access to Mango Languages

• Illinois Department of Revenue warns of new text message scam soliciting banking information

• Logan County trapping permits drawing to be held Oct. 21

• SPECIAL FEATURE
  Turning awareness into action: American Cancer Society recognizes 40 years of breast cancer awareness month

• Logan County Board
  October Zoning and Economic Development Committee Meeting

• United Way of Logan County announces grant recipients and programs for 2026

• Lincoln Memorial Hospital to host Community Blood Drive with ImpactLife Monday, October 20

Local Sports
High School Volleyball

• Mount Pulaski falls to Illini Bluffs

• Lincoln sweeps Decatur MacArthur

• 2025 Fall Home Improvement