Daily headlines

April 2011

 

Saturday, April 30:

  • Elkhart Needs and Goals annual plant sale wraps up this morning

  • 16th Habitat groundbreaking May 15

  • Boatman to speak at LCU Founders' Day

  • LCHS accepting applications for school board vacancies

  • Washington-Monroe spring musical program

  • LTEC auto mechanics car wash and car show

  • Rainfall sets new record for Illinois in April

  • Madigan: Judge denies Missouri's request to bar Army Corps' action to alleviate southern Illinois flooding

  • Partisanship flares in Senate budget battle

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Home Country: Hunkering down

  • Lincoln College baseball splits with Heartland

  • AP news

Friday, April 29:

  • Office Professionals Luncheon a huge success

  • Office Professionals Luncheon a huge success -- Album 1

  • Office Professionals Luncheon a huge success -- Album 2

  • Lincoln College salutes a gymnasium full of champions -- album

  • 1st business expo at Lincoln Center

    • Business expo album

  • Quinn: More help heading south

  • Who pays when floodwaters rise?

  • DHS looking to cut more services, while employees received pay raises

  • Cars for Charity, Hartsburg-Emden FFA news, DCP and ACRE deadline, and LCHS Princess Party make Close Up

  • FSA reminds farmers of approaching deadline

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Thursday, April 28:

  • City Briefs: New budget is passed, Eaton gifts a generator, city will not sell land

  • New location for Lincoln MS Walk Sunday

  • Posted Wednesday: ALMH decides only option on old property: 'Do the right thing, raze the building'

  • Illinois' unpaid backlog could soon hit $8 billion

  • Online sales tax could go national

  • Weather warning: Excellent day forecast for tomorrow

  • Worst feared for Cairo floods

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 27:

  • ALMH decides only option on old property:
    'Do the right thing, raze the building'

  • City: No more Mr. Nice Guy. Pay your bill 'or else'
    Delinquent sewer accounts reach a quarter of a million

  • Together for Lincoln gearing up for Round 4

  • Tara Morris named as ALMH March Employee of the Month

  • Great Central U.S. ShakeOut earthquake drill takes place Thursday

  • Severe spring weather threatens the Midwest -- Are you prepared?

  • Lawmakers: Service tax hike unlikely despite $8 billion to be had

  • Cairo residents prepare for flood

  • Broadleaf weed control
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Why not get married?

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 26:

  • County: 2012 fiscal year outlook described as 'bleak'
    Union representative requests another look at employee health insurance

  • Chamber launches development program Wednesday for the future workforce of Logan County

  • Chamber Leadership Academy accepting students

  • Traveling summer art camps coming to Lincoln

  • How Illinois spends FEMA money

  • House redistricting efforts wrap up

  • This day in history

  • Mount Pulaski 175th activities, Nikki Taylor, Toys for Tots golf scramble, LCHS prom grand march and the Pleasant Valley Cemetery Association all in Close Up

  • Letters:

    • For a safe prom night: Please don't serve alcohol to teens

    • Honor Flight day a huge success

  • Birth: Zoe Sophia Shaub

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, April 25:

  • Logan County Board hears the state of recycling in Logan County

  • Ahhhhh... the good old days!

  • Park district Easter egg hunt -- Album 1

  • Park district Easter egg hunt -- Album 2

  • Park district Easter egg hunt -- Album 3

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Friday, April 22:

  • Community gardens idea growing fast

  • County approves animal control contracts, hangar construction, mowing, legal service contracts and court fee increases

  • Stormy weather forecast through middle of next week
    Friday weather threats include large hail, heavy rain, severe storms with possibility of tornadoes

    • Pictorial forecast

  • Neighbors to Nations becomes iWorshipCenter

  • Area retailers support Project Sticker Shock -- album

  • Daisy's Nail Spa adds Wes Bender as barber

  • 2011 Illinois State Fair Grandstand entertainment lineup announced
    Country superstars Lady Antebellum and Jason Aldean among scheduled performers

  • A Wisconsin and Illinois showdown: handling state unions

  • Potential jurors already think Blagojevich guilty

  • Driving under influence of drugs? Watch out

  • Local unemployment falls across state for 4th consecutive month
    Job growth reported in 11 of 12 economic regions

  • Letter: State Medicaid cuts to seniors would have strong impact locally

  • Dana Hudson of Hometown Realty attends state conference

  • Police reports

  • Home Country: A spring walk

  • AP news

Thursday, April 21:

  • City, Habitat team up on Arbor Day

  • Great eats at Lincoln College -- album

  • Reunion of the LCHS fabulous '40s classes planned for June 10

  • Blagojevich retrial gets off to quiet start

  • More rain forecast with possibility of severe storms on Friday

    • Graphical map forecast

  • Births:

    • Connor Ray Collins

    • Benton Ronald Ted Hurley

    • Serenity Rose Mayer

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 20:

  • Fronts clash over central Illinois, spawning severe thunderstorms and tornadoes

  • Princess Tea and plant sale for Harvest of Talents

  • Take a ride on Lincoln College's Reading Railroad April 30

  • Edward Jones financial adviser Angela Daniels takes over Keokuk office

  • Pensions to be paid without borrowing for 1st time in 2 years

  • Illinois treasurer offers support for short-term borrowing

  • National officials call on schools and colleges to participate in April earthquake drill

  • Stink bugs, galls and gardening reminders
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Book Look: 'Turtle in Paradise'

  • Laura on Life: 'Bee' careful

  • Race action to resume Friday at Lincoln Speedway... IF Mother Nature allows it

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 19:

  • City Briefs: 2-hour parking, switch in health care insurance, city finances and more

  • Long John Silver's closes doors

  • Severe weather with large hail, damaging wind gusts, heavy rains and tornadoes possible today and tonight

  • Ordinance amendment would allow new vendor to sell fresh meat and eggs at farmers market

  • 10,000 eggs: Now that's an Easter egg hunt

  • Frontier Mutual Insurance celebrates 125 years

  • Rutherford revamps agriculture loan program for farmers

  • Race to the Top failure spurs Senate education reform

  • 4-H shooting program, Lincoln-Logan Arts & Crafts Guild, Elizabeth Ford, Christian Village volunteers and Steven Ingersoll make Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC track results

  • AP news

Monday, April 18:

  • Legion hosts Honor Flight fundraiser -- Album 1

  • Legion hosts Honor Flight fundraiser -- Album 2

  • MPS Walk brings awareness to Kenton's Cause

  • Walk for Life promotes saving babies, saving souls

  • Craft fair and bake sale at Legion -- album

  • Hop to Shop at Knights of Columbus -- album

  • High-speed rail working its way through Lincoln

  • Illinois senators: Cuts are a must to balance budget

  • Cost-cutting Illinois lawmakers target food stamps

  • Recalls announced

  • Bock of Lincoln attends top national land conference in the country

  • Writing club to meet May 10

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx drop pair to Parkland

  • LC softball results

  • AP news

Saturday, April 16:

  • Partnership fundraiser set for May 13
    Search for a new director to begin

  • Logan County Music Festival combines 7 schools' talent

  • Logan County Music Festival combines 7 schools' talent -- album

  • Alarm at Arcade turns out to be electrical short

  • New audit, old problems with All Kids Expanded program

  • Troubled College Illinois program prompts legislative investigation

  • Too many taxing authorities in Illinois?

  • Dissolutions

  • Home Country: Artist gets down to earth

  • AP news

Friday, April 15:

  • Development partnership to seek new director

  • Smith promoted to city desk, Blair joins LDN

  • Walmart presents $22,670 to Special Olympics

  • Ackerman, Smith, Bagby take home Chamber Bucks -- Album 1

  • Ackerman, Smith, Bagby take home Chamber Bucks -- Album 2

  • Heritage Museum, a museum in mourning, remembers Lincoln

  • Local emergency assistance board to meet May 9

  • Application deadline for local organizations seeking EFSP funds

  • Road construction near Atlanta to begin next week

  • Illinois unemployment rate falls to 8.8 percent in March

  • Senate passes compromise on teacher collective bargaining, firings

  • Senate votes down GOP workers' comp reform, waits for Dems' proposal

  • House committee kills legislation to crack down on hiring illegal aliens

  • This day in history

  • Genealogical & Historical Society, Carroll Catholic academic honors, Culver's of Lincoln, Daughters of the American Revolution news, Olympia FFA Alumni news, Lincoln Woman's Club and Viner family benefit in Close Up

  • Letter: Thanks to all who made Looking for Lincoln event a success

  • Birth: Isabelle Rose Scohy

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC baseball results

  • LC softball results:

    • LC vs. Millikin

    • LC vs. Lewis & Clark

  • AP news

Thursday, April 14:

  • City Briefs: Budget, bike trail, false alarms and more

  • Land of Lincoln Honor Flight dinner Sunday

  • Still time to get in on Route 66 Garage Sale

  • Lincoln College athletic recognition assembly for national tournament teams April 21

  • Cities ask state for more money

  • State leaders talk about shifting teacher retirement costs

  • Births:

    • Rylee Marie Dano

    • Blaine Robert Klemm

    • Maddox Brown Whiteman

  • Police reports

  • State leaders talk about shifting teacher retirement costs

  • Lincoln Speedway hosts Northern Allstars Series Friday

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 13:

  • Tourism hosts annual awards breakfast

  • Tourism presents annual awards -- Album 1

  • Tourism presents annual awards -- Album 2

  • Professor emeritus publishes book about the namesake heritage of Lincoln

  • Lincoln FFA petting zoo -- Album 1

  • Lincoln FFA petting zoo -- Album 2

  • Fire dept. seeks info on residence fire

  • Illinois State Board of Education asks for bus money

  • Leaders: Compromise key for workers' comp

  • Lawmaker: ID photos on cards may crack down on food stamp fraud

  • Park district notes

  • Engagement: Jessica Florey and Jordan Telford

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Swiss family Snyder

  • Red Lions sweep doubleheader

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 12:

  • Ida Cutlip Stabbe: One woman's secret to life: over a century of positive living

  • Bennett concert to benefit Together for Lincoln

  • Health department expands dental services to adults

  • Johnson, Thompson set pace in LCU Run for Your Life

  • Tickets available for partnership luncheon May 13 featuring Jason Plummer and Robert Plummer

  • Farmers Bank vs. community team in early season softball game -- album

  • Grand jury results include no charges in parking lot melee

  • Illinois State Fair contest info now available on the Web

  • Old bills keep piling up for Illinois

  • House cleans up for next year's pension system

  • FFA plant sale, Project Sticker Shock, Lane Prather, Zion honor roll, Kelsey Foster and update on Bob Shattuck fundraiser make Close Up

  • Lincoln Speedway results

  • AP news

Monday, April 11:

  • That's what friends are for: Bob Shattuck fundraiser draws large crowd

    • Album 1    Album 2    Album 3

  • Civil War soldier monument dedication:

    • Album 1    Album 2    Album 3

  • William Maxwell bronze unveiled at library

    • William Maxwell bronze is unveiled -- album

  • Soccer fields in Lincoln get ribbon-cut -- album

  • Jaycees' annual Easter egg hunt -- Album 1

  • Jaycees' annual Easter egg hunt -- Album 2

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC baseball takes 1st place in conference with wins over Spoon River

  • LC track results

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, April 9:

  • Lincoln College announces lineup for annual reunion weekend April 14-17

  • Run for Your Life at LCU -- Album 1

  • Run for Your Life at LCU -- Album 2

  • House passes amendment to strengthen Illinois' DNA database

  • IEMA continues sampling to track Japanese radiation
    Levels detected present no health hazard

  • Sen. Brady seeks transparency, accountability for state vendors

  • Pharmacist's road to bankruptcy paved by state's rocky fiscal path

  • GOP budgeteer: This year is different

  • Home Country: Off to the races with the walker crowd

  • Kiel Turpin earns NJCAA 1st-team all-American status

  • AP news

Friday, April 8:

  • Mount Pulaski man looks to start table tennis club

  • Soil temperatures are important for spring field work

  • Landfill changing hours April 19

  • State-selected managed care plans could save a billion in a decade

  • Audit finds more trouble in College Illinois plan

  • Ill. Supreme Court says only residents need FOID gun card

  • Textile dept. at the Logan County Fair, huge weekend of activities, tourism breakfast and Main Street Lincoln cook-off make Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC softball

  • AP news

Thursday, April 7:

  • Kenton's Cause MPS Walk April 17

  • Chamber celebrates office professionals in Logan County

  • Ill. workers' comp reform plan: Destroy it

  • Teacher collective bargaining rights still up for grabs

  • Agreement close on education reform

  • Births:

    • Asher Elliott Brosamer

    • Addison Nikole Dutz

    • Elle Marie Fults

    • Cashton Michael Skelton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx baseball falls 7-4 to Lindenwood University

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 6:

  • 1 percent referendum passes with low voter turnout

  • Community Action Head Start celebrates national Week of the Young Child

  • Salvation Army announces Easter food drive

  • Lincoln octogenarian remembers the old days

  • 4-H Oral Communications blue ribbon winners

  • Kiwanis expands Mother's Day buffet

  • No surprises for March: near average temperatures

  • Police reports

  • Laura on Life: Scrapbooking for the insane

  • LC softball wins 2

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 5:

  • City Briefs: 'Bob Shattuck Day,' energy saving, board and commission appointments

  • City proclaims April 9 as 'Bob Shattuck Day'

  • Railroad crossing closures in Logan County

  • Main Street Lincoln announces 10 bunnies at 10 businesses April 6-23

  • Civil War soldier monument arrives -- album

  • Illinois House reduces pension benefits for judges, lawmakers

  • Quinn has powerful tool in redistricting

  • This day in history

  • Lincoln FFA fundraiser, Mount Pulaski Legion Auxiliary, Lincoln Wrestlers, Sierra Burris and Mount Pulaski High School honor roll make Close Up

  • Preventing sweet gum balls and other nuisance fruit
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, April 4:

  • City budget: Departments facing another tough financial year

  • Oral cancer gives Lincoln man the fight of his life, for his life

    • Bob Shattuck fundraiser set for Saturday

  • A grandmother's love helps an unknown child

  • Faces at the health fair -- album

  • Tourism bureau annual showcase to feature Mark McDonald

    • Tourism bureau celebrates honorees

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC baseball blasts ICC

  • LC baseball wins again

  • Red Lions split

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, April 2:

  • LCHS talks about 1% sales tax & transportation cuts

  • Logan County Children's Health Fair -- album

  • South Korean bicyclist gets warm welcome in Lincoln

  • Senate votes to merge treasurer, comptroller offices

  • IEMA assures lawmakers of safety of Illinois' nuclear power plants

  • House versus governor on 2012 spending

  • Marriages

  • Home Country: It's that time

  • AP news

Friday, April 1:

  • City budget, phase 2: city administration, citywide cleanup and a new city administrator

  • LJHS presents 'Tapestry' this weekend

  • Reading 'Under the Big Top' at Central School

  • Community Action announces scholarship program

  • Lincoln Jaycees to host Easter egg hunt April 9

  • Senior workshops sponsored by Quiram-Peasley Funeral Home

  • Home composting class offered

  • Illinois school chief: Forced consolidation won't happen this year

  • Local unemployment continues to fall across the state

  • State OKs plan to keep 44,000 on unemployment

  • Letter: Chamber endorses the 1% sales tax increase

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC softball results at Danville

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Bumpers

    • Junior-Senior

    • Logan Lassies

    • Preps

  • AP news

 

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