Saturday, May 23

• Lincoln Police Department
  Fatal accident, North Logan Street and Peoria Street Lincoln, Illinois

• Flags for Health display returns to the LMH Wellness Trail thanks to local community support

• Business Spotlight: Flossie & Delzena's

• Park Meadows Baptist Church Vacation Bible School

• Slim Randles' Home Country
  Getting ready for Sunday

• MAXimizing Life w/Maxine McQueen
  May Teaches us Patience

Local Sports
High School Baseball

• Railsplitters top Lanphier 5-3

• 2026 Prom Night Magazine

Friday, May 22

• Logan County Fair announces live music for August 8

• City of Lincoln
  Residents push for safer North Elm Street during Lincoln City Council meeting

• Logan County Tourism Bureau invites residents to help shape the future of tourism in Logan County
  Community listening sessions to gather feedback on the draft tourism strategic plan

Local Sports
High School Baseball

• Railsplitters down MacArthur 9-5

• Cardinals beat Mount Pulaski 5-3

Junior High Track & Field

• LJHS track and field athletes headed to State

High School Basketball

• Hartsburg-Emden hires Zachary Hansen as 35th varsity boys basketball coach

• 2026 Prom Night Magazine

Thursday, May 21

• City of Lincoln
  Residents push for safer North Elm Street during Lincoln City Council meeting

• Logan County Board
  Friday, June 12, 2026, Regular Board meeting cancellation notice

• Logan County Tourism Bureau invites residents to help shape the future of tourism in Logan County
  Community listening sessions to gather feedback on the draft tourism strategic plan

• LCGHS program by Bill Donath on Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Logan County

• United Way accepting 2027 funding requests

• Second annual Elkhart area Community Firefly Walk and Picnic

• Logan County Board
  One-year data center moratorium passes in Logan County, Hut 8 out

Local Sports
High School Baseball

• Lincoln notches 20th win of the season

• Martin’s 15 strikeouts lead Mount Pulaski past Bombers

High School Track & Field

• Lincoln Railsplitters Track and Field girls ready for State

• Piper Tyson going back to State

• 2026 Prom Night Magazine

Wednesday, May 20

• Mt. Pulaski CUSD 23
  Wednesday, May 20, 2026, School Board meeting agenda

• Logan County Board
  One-year data center moratorium passes in Logan County, Hut 8 out

• 40 & 8 presents nursing scholarship

• Atlanta Memorial Day Events

• Mt. Pulaski 2026 Community Band Schedule

Local Sports
High School Baseball/Softball

• Hilltoppers fall to PORTA 6-2

• Lady Railers bow out of regionals with 5-2 loss to Normal West

• 2026 Prom Night Magazine