Daily headlines

February 2011

 

Monday, Feb. 28:

  • Health department schedules dental clinic opening

  • A look at the new LCDPH dental clinic

  • First United Methodist Church dedicates elevator

  • Lincoln Trojan Tournament -- Album 1

  • Lincoln Trojan Tournament -- Album 2

  • Lincoln Trojan Tournament -- Album 3

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx clinch conference championship

  • Lincoln College wrestling places 6th at NJCAA nationals

  • Logan Lanes: Rollin 66ers

  • AP news

Saturday, Feb. 26:

  • Illinois looks to Wisconsin and recalls last year

  • Railers stun Lanphier in OT 66-63 -- in Sports

  • Statewide tornado drill: Tuesday at 10 a.m.
    Marking Severe Weather Preparedness Week

    • Severe weather fact sheet

    • Flood safety

    • Severe thunderstorm safety

    • Tornado safety

  • IDOT secretary announces pothole repair operations on Illinois roadways, urges caution

  • This day in history

  • Home Country: Squirrel time

  • NCCAA regional at LCU

  • AP news

Friday, Feb. 25:

  • Glitch in enterprise zone language launches thorough review

  • State superintendent on school consolidation: We need it

  • Illinois could get federal money to examine health insurance rate hikes

  • State sells $3.7 billion in pension bonds

  • Lincoln Extreme Volleyball, Marilyn Steiger, Ashley Paulus, Haley Casper, Lincoln Youth Wrestling, Humane Society and Lincoln College Fine Arts make Close Up

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Red Lions men advance in NCCAA II tournament

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Logan Lassies

    • Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Thursday, Feb. 24:

  • Winter storm warning in effect until 6 a.m. Friday

  • New environmental study to begin for Chicago-to-St. Louis high-speed rail
    Public invited to open houses

  • Old Man Winter to throw another punch at central Illinois tonight

  • Attorney General Madigan sues contractor in Sangamon-Logan County driveway repair scam

  • Crime Stoppers accepting applications for 2011 scholarship

  • Logan County FFA students tour Monsanto plant

  • Birth: Harley Ruth-Anne Baxter 

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCU hosts NCCAA regional women's basketball tourney Thursday-Saturday

  • LC hosts baseball clinic

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Feb. 23:

  • Community speaks out on video gaming

  • Community speaks out on video gaming -- album

  • Oglesby Avenue bridge needs to be replaced

  • Bomke to opt out of General Assembly Scholarship program

  • Farm Credit elects Miller as new board chair

  • Lincoln College-Normal adds mobile learning applications

  • Births:

    • Avianna Heavenleigh Reyes
      Marinela Emilia Reyes

    • Bianca Cecelia Rohlfs

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'Falling In'

  • Laura on Life: Sending them packing

  • LC track results

  • AP news

Tuesday, Feb. 22:

  • Gambling: hot topic at tonight's council meeting

  • County's tourism and economic growth agencies busy

  • Oscar Kocher of Christian Village has had remarkable life

  • Logan County Ducks Unlimited banquet March 4

  • Sheets, McCaster inducted into LCU Hall of Fame

  • IDOT secretary announces 2nd consecutive year Illinois experienced less than 1,000 roadway fatalities
    Data confirms historic 2-year mark not seen since 1921

  • This day in history

  • Casimir Pulaski Day, Olympia FFA Alumni, Lincoln Jaycees, First United Methodist, Illinois Quail Unlimited and MS Slugfest softball make Close Up

  • HOPE Mobile schedule for March

  • Flu facts

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Mount Pulaski Zion Lutheran takes 2nd in tournament

  • Sheets, McCaster inducted into LCU Hall of Fame

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • AP news

Monday, Feb. 21:

  • Officials to review costs of blizzard cleanup

  • Redrawing of political maps worries the Illinois GOP

  • IDOA establishes Driftwatch website

  • IDOT rolls out the rain barrels
    School competition to promote water conservation, student creativity

  • Some state budget fights fire up union; Obama involved

  • Recalls announced

  • Quick start leads Railers past Moline 58-42

  • Red Lions men end regular season with a victory

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, Feb. 19:

  • Sunday morning: Quick start leads Railers past Moline 58-42

  • Ameren asks ICC for electric, gas delivery charge hikes

  • Committee develops marketing strategy for 1 percent sales tax referendum

  • Oglesby Ave. bridge closed to traffic

  • Oglesby Avenue bridge -- album

  • ALMH annual report mailed to community

  • Letter: Thanks to Jim and Shelley Horn

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Home Country: Easy exercise plan

  • Railers' strong finish takes Glenwood 61-42

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, Feb. 18:

  • Lincoln/Logan County Sports Commission would strengthen community's economy

  • Oglesby Ave. bridge closed to traffic

  • Christian Village to offer estate planning seminar

  • Lincoln Christian University presents 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' March 24-26

  • Can the wheels on the bus still go round?

  • Social service providers outraged over Quinn's proposed cuts

  • Zion Lutheran honor roll, Lincoln College honor roll and Joseph Ahrends make the Close Up

  • Births: Sophie Louise Kodatt

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Bumpers

    • Junior-Senior

    • Logan Lassies

    • Preps

  • AP news

Thursday, Feb. 17:

  • Quinn's annual budget speech appears to skip budget

  • Worries arise over targeted soil, water offices

  • Bomke: Quinn's budget puts spending at record level

  • Universities: Proposals to freeze tuition, cut top pay would strangle higher ed

  • Lawmakers push concealed-carry proposals

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Red Lions women challenge Emmaus

  • AP news

Wednesday, Feb. 16:

  • Logan County Courthouse to receive grant

  • Republican Day dinner -- Album 1

  • Republican Day dinner -- Album 2

  • Republican Day dinner -- Album 3

  • Brady named to Senate Republican leadership post

  • 'Gov. Oglesby and Lincoln' theme for Elkhart's dinner-lecture March 25

  • Illinois faces tight budget despite tax increase

  • Posturing, policy problems ahead of Quinn's budget speech

  • Parents heated over potential home-school regulations

  • Illinois population up 3.3 percent in 2010 census
    Illinois remains 5th-largest state in nation

  • Main Street Lincoln Chili Fest, Lincoln Jaycees, Draw 4 Carroll, Palms Grill, Mount Pulaski Rotary and Logan Thompson make Close Up

  • Writing club meets March 8

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: An unusual winter sport

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Tuesday, Feb. 15:

  • Baked goods at farmers markets in jeopardy

  • Christian Child Care has earned NAC accreditation

  • College savings plans safe from state coffers

  • ISP's acting director gets a new gig in Quinn's administration

  • This day in history

  • Lincoln Jaycees, Draw 4 Carroll, Palms Grill, Mount Pulaski Rotary and Logan Thompson make Close Up

  • Birth: Chaz Dominic Liechty

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC basketball at Danville

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, Feb. 14:

  • Zurkammer, Pickering receive Lincoln College honor -- Album 1

  • Zurkammer, Pickering receive Lincoln College honor -- Album 2

  • Community gathers to remember lost youths -- album

  • Performances at Mount Pulaski Courthouse remember Lincoln

  • Abe's birthday at St. Clara's Manor -- album

  • State treasurer pushes more venture capital investment

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Railers' 2nd half downs Decatur Eisenhower 40-33

  • Lincoln College wrestling sending 10 to nationals

  • Red Lions men win over Central Christian

  • Hilary Hobler sets personal long jump record

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, Feb. 12:

  • Task force introduces junior high mentoring program

  • Friends, family to mark 3rd anniversary of teens' death

  • Central School recites Abe's farewell address -- Album 1

  • Central School recites Abe's farewell address -- Album 2

  • Abe's farewell address at Logan County Courthouse -- album

  • Mount Pulaski reads Abe's farewell speech -- album

  • 7-year-old saves family from burning home

    • Emergency services for fire-displaced family

  • Quinn outlines past cuts before budget address

  • Laura on Life: The bane of my existence

  • Home Country: Valentine's Day planning

  • SHG stuns Railers 65-52

  • AP news

Friday, Feb. 11:

  • Breaking news: 7-year-old saves family from burning home

    • Emergency services for fire-displaced family

  • 'Much Ado About Nothing' at Johnston Center Feb. 23-27

  • Reminder: Abe's farewell address today at courthouse

  • Increasing minimum wage: good for workers, bad for businesses

  • Ill. Senate celebrates Ronald Reagan and more

  • Ill. Senate to provide checks on gubernatorial appointments

  • Logan County FSA newsletter

  • Railers top seed in regional -- in Sports

  • AP news

Thursday, Feb. 10:

  • How the city of Lincoln beat 'The BEAST'

  • Habitat for Humanity appears on Schedule G state income tax form for voluntary charitable contributions

  • Lincoln College reveals new logo on national championship banners

  • State could ask retirees to pay more for health care

  • Senate moves to close loopholes for governor appointments

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Thursday, Feb. 10:

  • How the city of Lincoln beat 'The BEAST'

  • Habitat for Humanity appears on Schedule G state income tax form for voluntary charitable contributions

  • Lincoln College reveals new logo on national championship banners

  • State could ask retirees to pay more for health care

  • Senate moves to close loopholes for governor appointments

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Feb. 9:

  • Railroad underpasses and decorative berms may be in Lincoln's future

  • Chamber raffle to put thousands of dollars back into Logan County economy

  • Brady Realtors Lincoln office grand opening Feb. 15

  • Abe's 'original' birthday party Saturday at St. Clara's Manor

  • Mike Fak to entertain seniors at Community Action Partnership lunch

  • Winter storm places freeze on blood supplies

  • Illinois' massive borrowing plan may not be enough

  • Sen. Brady: Victims' advocate needed on Prisoner Review Board

  • Support hunger relief on your Ill. state tax form

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: Poetry, discovery, mutual funds

  • Laura on Life: Hawaiian nightmares

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Tuesday, Feb. 8:

  • D'Andrea explains enterprise zone dilemma to the city

  • Reminder: Public invited to high-speed rail meeting tonight

  • Mount Pulaski hosting Lincoln events Friday and Saturday

  • 'Singing Valentines' to ring out in Lincoln area

  • Community Action Head Start recruitment in Logan County

  • Quinn to feds: No thanks on any bailout

  • Democrats seek bipartisan support for borrowing measure

  • Child care advocates fight back against cuts nearing $100 million

  • LCHS to assist Polar Plunge, LCU spring semester, Lincoln Youth Wrestling, Humane Society pancakes and sausage, announcement from officer Tim Butterfield, and author Anne Eldridge make Close Up

  • Births:

    • MacKenna Brianne Marie Dellow

    • Molly Kay Hughes

    • Mena Enola Shaylynn Polanco

    • Taylor Rose Short

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, Feb. 7:

  • Blizzard update: emergency response

  • Zion Lutheran 'stuffs' the school -- album

  • Postville Courthouse celebrates Abe's birthday -- album

  • Some of the best things in life are free

  • Quinn: Auto jobs latest proof NJ isn't better
    Mitsubishi to bring new vehicle to B-N plant

  • Quinn to consider death row inmates in decision on death penalty abolition

  • Letter: Armbrust retirement

  • Recalls announced

  • Flu facts

  • Birth: Roman William Bidwell

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Springfield has Railers' number with 51-48 OT win

  • Jordan puts up 48! What a date!

  • Lincoln College knocks out ICC in 2nd half

  • Red Lions defeat Great Lakes

  • Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, Feb. 5:

  • LCU Hall of Fame event Feb. 19

  • Dianna Newhouse named 2010 Employee of the Year for Hundman Lumber Do-it Center

  • LCN's popular massage therapy program moves to new facility

  • Blizzard cleanup ends; recovery dollars sought

  • Marriages

  • (No dissolutions)

  • Laura on Life: The dishwasher wins, but Hawaii ain't bad

  • Home Country: Thought questions

  • Nelson sets scoring mark in 90-72 win over Lanphier -- in Sports

  • Lincoln College athletic dept. national letters of intent

  • AP news

Friday, Feb. 4:

  • LIHEAP funds still available through Community Action

  • Rick Campbell is Community Action Employee of the Quarter

  • Chamber of commerce recognizes excellence in our community

  • Safety checks and enforcement zones during Super Bowl

  • Zion sausage and pancake meal, Mount Pulaski VFW Super Bowl breakfast, HSLC Adopt-A-Thon, Lincoln Elks blood drive, Hayden Zimmer and Lincoln Youth Wrestling make Close Up

  • Letter: Thank you to Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital

  • Birth: Mackenzy Sue Ann Brown

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC basketball reschedules games with Danville

  • Lincoln College soccer player signs with University of Southern Florida

  • AP news

Thursday, Feb. 3:

  • Travel remains hazardous following 'The Beast' blizzard
    Drivers urged to stay alert and prepared

  • State back in business, but severe winter weather response continues

  • School closings

  • After the blizzard of 2011 -- Album 1

  • After the blizzard of 2011 -- Album 2

  • Quinn mobilizes additional Illinois National Guard assets

  • Letter: Thank you from Lucinda Reifsteck's family

  • Births:

    • Jersi Lyn Boitnott

    • Carson Paul Johnson

    • Presley Michael Wayne Nelson

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College men's basketball

  • AP news

Wednesday, Feb. 2:

  • Travel in Lincoln and Logan County to remain difficult Wednesday

  • Blizzard warning remains in effect to noon

  • Call before you go anywhere this morning

    • Area schools closed today

    • Courthouse closed Wednesday

  • The blizzard begins -- album

  • The blizzard takes hold -- album

  • The blizzard leaves area buried in snow -- album

  • Gov. Quinn activates Illinois National Guard to assist stranded motorists

  • Tax returns running on schedule

  • Laura on Life: My true love gave me a city

  • AP news

Tuesday, Feb. 1:

  • Keest Center designated as central bulk supplies depot

  • Blizzard warning: Travel only as necessary midday Tuesday

  • Area schools closed today

  • Courthouse closed Wednesday

  • Lincoln/Logan County Sports Commission kickoff event Feb. 17

  • Winter storm cancels legislative session this week

  • Bomke signs on Ill. Senate bill to repeal tax increase

  • This day in history

  • Montessori, U of I Extension, Chelsea Picken, Kenton's Cause and Lincoln Youth Wrestling results make the Close Up

  • Library notes

  • Births:

    • Colton Levis James Boller

    • Jaiden Charles Neumann

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

 

 

 

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