Daily headlines

March 2010

 

Wednesday, March 31:

  • LCHS Marching Band performs at Disney World -- in pictures

  • 2nd annual Boy Scouts of America fundraiser breakfast

  • Boy Scouts hold 2nd annual fundraising breakfast celebrating 100 years -- in pictures

  • 'American Girl Tea Party' at library -- in pictures

  • Community Action taking scholarship applications

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'I Always, Always Get My Way'

  • Laura on Life: 'Matrix' squirrels

  • Lynx drop rubber match against Jaguars

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 30:

  • ALMH annual report mailed to community

  • Illinois loses out on 1st $600 million in education grants

  • Honor Flight to fly area veterans to D.C. April 21

  • State public health director reminds Illinoisans it's not too late for H1N1 vaccination

  • Submissions to Close Up, LCU and the YMCA, Zion Lutheran honor roll, Andrew McCarty and blood drives in Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Saying so long but not goodbye to Nancy Saul, a remarkable colleague

  • HOPE Mobile schedule for April

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, March 29:

  • County corn yields announced

  • Another huge auction day in Lake Fork

  • Lake Fork annual auction another huge success -- in pictures

  • YMCA archery class finishes with archery shoot

  • YMCA archery class finishes with archery shoot -- in pictures

  • Director of Dixon Mounds Museum lectures on local Native American history and artifacts

  • 25th annual Community Health Fair -- Album 1

  • 25th annual Community Health Fair -- Album 2

  • 25th annual Community Health Fair -- Album 3

  • 25th annual Community Health Fair -- Album 4

  • Jaycees annual Easter egg hunt -- Album 1

  • Jaycees annual Easter egg hunt -- Album 2

  • Jaycees annual Easter egg hunt -- Album 3

  • Jaycees annual Easter egg hunt -- Album 4

  • Recall information

  • Winter annuals and warm season grasses
    By John Fulton

  • Upcoming blood drives in Logan County

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx baseball splits pair with Danville

  • Red Lions sweep doubleheader

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Sunday Night Mixed

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Major Super Trios

    • Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Saturday, March 27:

  • Leadership Academy graduates Class of 2010

  • Chamber celebrates office professionals April 22

  • Board recognizes youth achievements -- in pictures

  • Route 66 Garage Sale to be bigger than ever

  • House votes 'no' to funding Blagojevich painting

  • Letter: Thanks to all involved during water boil order

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • YMCA notes

  • Laura on Life: Beware of kids

  • Home Country: Complimentary cookies

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, March 26:

  • Board recognizes youth achievements
    Wrestler and volleyball team take state honors

  • County's oldest bank now has most modern energy source -- story and picture album

  • Memorial Health System earns 2nd Employer of Choice award

  • February Illinois unemployment rate at 11.4 percent
    Losses begin to moderate

  • Draw 4 for Carroll, Zion Lutheran, Hartsburg-Emden FFA, WL-B honor roll, Montessori Children's House all in Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Scheurer renews professional lender designation

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Thursday, March 25:

  • Chamber graduates another class of leaders

  • State passes pension reforms

  • Mount Pulaski lists dates for landscape waste pickup

  • Lawsuit claims Illinois' education funding system is unconstitutional and unfair to taxpayers

  • Quinn proposing plan with rate increase at veterans nursing homes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Railers take to diamond, win 1st game at Metamora 9-8

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 24:

  • City briefs: Good news from IDOT, bad news on sewer upgrades

  • Lincoln Estates sees new life after 8 years of abandonment

  • Heavy rain, wind and thunderstorms possible Wednesday night into Thursday

  • National Ag Day event -- in pictures

  • Tree City USA recognizes Lincoln

  • Board of Health hears success of home health care services
    State funding delay affects health dept.; recertification process under way

  • Free drinking water nitrate screening at health fair

  • Swarms, crabgrass, gardens
    By John Fulton

  • Lincoln Writers Club to meet April 13

  • Police reports

  • Laura on Life: Oh, happy day!

  • Cooper takes 2nd in Illinois Elks Hoop Shoot

  • Red Lions split with St. Louis

  • Logan Lanes:

  • Split N Gutter League
  • AP news

Tuesday, March 23:

  • Boil order rescinded, water safe

  • Personality of the Week
    Ryan Curry a special young man making an Olympian effort

  • Chamber Stimulus Raffle heads into final month
    Chamber Bucks are just like cash

  • Parents say, 'Yes, we can'

  • Lincoln Jaycees host Easter egg hunt Saturday

  • Lincoln & Logan County donations on their way to Haiti

  • Christian Child Care has lots to celebrate

  • Habitat for Humanity, quilters, Castle Manor, Community Health Fair and park district make Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • USDA Farm Service Agency March newsletter

  • Lincoln College announces 118 students receive academic honors

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx use late rally to beat Lincoln Land 13-9

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • AP news

Monday, March 22:

  • Boil order in effect for Lincoln residents
    LCHS closed Monday. District 27 is open. Mount Pulaski not affected by order

    • Updated boil order and water use recommendations

  • Department of Public Health releases water treatment guidelines during water boil order:

    • Food establishment water use

    • Residential water use

  • Polar Plungers bring in $37,308.87 for Special Olympics

    • Pre-plunge album

    • The plunge -- album 1

    • The plunge -- album 2

    • The plunge -- album 3

    • The plunge -- album 4

    • Post-plunge album

  • Patterson and Maxheimer get congressional recommendation

  • Recall information

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College captures national title 71-60 over Cincinnati State

  • Poole takes 2nd in state tournament

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Sunday Night Mixed

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Major Super Trios

  • Britney Flora signing letter of intent with Red Lions

  • AP news

Saturday, March 20:

  • Logan County Ag Education Day on Tuesday

  • Historic Scully Building going green -- story and pictures

  • Lincoln can boast world's largest covered wagon

  • Senate passes Bomke legislation on state leases

  • County briefs: County to look at health insurance options and other planning activities

  • McEntire Roofing ranks among top SureStart Plus roofers in North America

  • Dissolutions

  • YMCA notes

  • Laura on Life: The big red machines

  • Home Country: Calamities at home and away

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, March 19:

  • County briefs: County to look at health insurance options and other planning activities

  • Knowledge is power! Lincoln College performs the musical 'School House Rock Live!'

  • Ag Day event another huge success -- in pictures

  • Mother/Son Night Out this weekend brings families together for a good cause

  • Washington-Monroe School becomes China for a day -- story and pictures

  • Young grappler to vie for state championship -- in Sports

  • Grab Your Fork, LCHS Baseball Boosters breakfast, Lincoln Park District adult softball, Cornland Banking Center, Tommy Hilton and Josh Mangano all in Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Young grappler to vie for state championship

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Tuesday Super Trios

    • American Bowling League

  • Red Lions baseball results

  • AP news

Thursday, March 18:

  • Ag Day Breakfast scholarship winners announced

  • LCHS FFA places 1st overall in Section 14 Dairy Judging Contest -- in pictures

  • Lincoln College and Lincoln Elks partner to 'Hook a Kid on Golf'

  • March marks 130th anniversary of Salvation Army in US

  • Farm Credit appoints Bridget Schneider to board of directors

  • Lincoln College initiates 35 members into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 17:

  • County moves to change retirement fund qualification and extend enterprise zone

  • LCHS speech team offers free performances Thursday night

  • Community Action hosts another successful 'Cheeseburgers in Paradise' -- in pictures

  • Todd Mourning earns doctorate of physical therapy degree

  • IDOT, state police and local law enforcement say luck will not get you home this St. Patrick's Day
    Designate a sober driver before the party begins or risk arrest

  • National economy dampens Illinois hiring

  • Quinn won't talk about alternative to tax increase

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: '101 Internet Businesses You Can Start From Home'

  • Laura on Life: Making the bed

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 16:

  • City briefs: farm lease, enterprise zone and more

  • Lincoln Mayor Snyder sends letter opposing Quinn's cuts to cities

  • Departing Police Chief Erlenbush gives honors to officers -- in pictures

  • Departing Lincoln Police Chief Erlenbush addresses council

  • Personalities of the Week
    Gene Frioli and Logan-Mason Rehab staff: special people helping special people become involved in volunteerism

  • Hutchinson ALMH March Employee of the Month

  • ALHF Healthcare Careers Scholarship applications now available

  • More Logan County GIS data online

  • Humane Society, Polar Plunge, Zion Lutheran students, Chester-East School, and Beason Fire and Rescue in the Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Upcoming blood drives in Logan County

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, March 15:

  • Governor proposes school funding option with state budget cuts
    Regional supt. of schools says cuts would create dire consequences locally

  • Another busy weekend in Logan County -- album 1

  • Another busy weekend in Logan County -- album 2

  • Quinn wants to borrow nearly $5 billion -- but how?

  • Railer season stats and numbers -- in Sports

  • Recall information

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini to Stony Brook, NY
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Sunday Night Mixed

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Major Super Trios

  • Railer season stats and numbers

  • AP news

Saturday, March 13:

  • Young lecturer gives local youth a look at reality
    Oral cancer survivor talks of dangers of tobacco use

  • Youngsters learn the effects of tobacco use firsthand -- in pictures

  • Brady expands criticism of Quinn's budget proposals

  • Another hassle for Illinois Senate candidate

  • Clocks forward this weekend

  • Conservation tree sale extended

  • YMCA notes

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Laura on Life: The Meta Four

  • Home Country: Business in a pickle

  • AP news

Friday, March 12:

  • County board briefs: development partnership goals, wind farms and more

  • Logan County 4-H'ers attend Jr. Leadership Conference

  • In Ill., choice is higher taxes or education cuts

  • U of I president says schools could help students get out in 3 years to save money

  • Blagojevich asks judge to delay corruption trial

  • Lincoln Junior Woman's Club, Elkhart Historical Society, First Baptist Church, Kiwanis, U of I Extension and Ag Day Breakfast make Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Tuesday Super Trios

    • Logan Lassies

    • American Bowling League

  • AP news

Thursday, March 11:

  • Quinn budget seeks tax hike, cuts in aid to cities

    • Sen. Brady's response: too much spending

    • Sen. Bomke's response: creating burden on our children

    • Lincoln Mayor Snyder's response: governor breaking promise to cities

  • Elkhart to have 1st Habitat home built

  • Chamber Ag Day Breakfast March 18

  • Get ready to 'Run for Your Life'

  • Bomke legislation on tougher penalties for assaulting police officers passes in Senate

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Railers' season ends with 67-57 loss to Southeast

  • Red Lions on spring baseball trip

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 10:

  • City briefs: property cleanup, police chief candidate, enterprise zone and more

  • Quinn budget to mean painful choices for Ill.

  • National recession presses state rate to 11.3 percent

  • Letters:

    • Support for Rich Montcalm for chief of police

    • Motor racing events welcome

  • Laura on Life: Dear Stranger...

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 9:

  • City holds budget meetings
    Main Street and tourism discuss goals
    Part 2

  • Cars and pedestrians: Know the law

  • Local officials attend rural development conference

  • Elkhart plans 'Wildflower Nature Walk Weekends' in April

  • Precision Products helps LCHS welders -- in pictures

  • Air quality alert for northern IL on Tuesday

  • United Way, Humane Society, Jarrett Poole, VFW ballroom dancing and Lincoln Baseball Boosters make Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Letter: A call for driver and pedestrian awareness at local crosswalks

  • Home fruit tree spray schedules
    By John Fulton 

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Split 'n' Gutter League

  • Lynx place 3 on all-conference team

  • AP news

Monday, March 8:

  • City holds budget meetings
    Economic development partnership and chamber detail progress
    Part 1 of 2

  • Logan County Students of the Month recognized before county board

  • Air quality alert for northern IL on Tuesday

  • Ill. budget to hit schools, police, child care

  • Brady to begin campaign with 8-city fly-around today

  • Recall information

  • Illini Central activities

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Sunday Night Mixed

    • Rollin 66ers

  • Lynx win regional 86-74 over Shawnee

  • AP news

Saturday, March 6:

  • After 37 years, Myron Aper to retire

  • Bomke opts out of awarding General Assembly scholarships

  • Diabetes Alert Day at Maple Ridge March 23

  • Community Action still has funds available for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program

  • Letter: Comment on letter from J.R. Eskew

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • YMCA notes

  • Laura on Life: Stone soup

  • Home Country: Olympic dreams

  • Railers win regional 51-45 over MacArthur

  • Class 3A tournament update

  • Lynx place Ware and Smith on all-region team

  • AP news

Friday, March 5:

  • It's official. Sen. Bill Brady has been declared the Republican nominee for governor by the State Board of Elections.

  • Bender named new GOP chair

  • Final GOP gubernatorial results could mean recount

  • Cold February wraps up a cold winter

  • Letter: An Abe story with legs longer than his: 'Abe in Lincoln church' question revisited

  • National Groundwater Awareness Week March 7-13

  • Mount Pulaski American Legion, NH-M Cub Scout pack, Andrew Kuhlman, Cody Davison, Ashley Southerlan, Carroll Catholic and park district all in Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Letter: An Abe story with legs longer than his: 'Abe in Lincoln church' question revisited

  • Reminder: Lincoln Writers Club meets Tuesday

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Thursday, March 4:

  • LCHS board to vote on 'hybrid' grading scale

  • Cornland Banking Center celebrates 90th anniversary

  • Extension schedules training for day care providers

  • Lincoln FFA and LCHS ag classes get greenhouse ready for another season

  • Logan County tentative multiplier announced

  • Computerized system prevents hospital errors

  • What the 2000 census showed about our county
    Part 3 of a series

  • Congress approves unemployment benefits extension

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • IHSA tourney update -- Wednesday games

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 3:

  • When one door closes, local attorney opens another

  • City briefs: New code officer hired, Fifth Street Road and more

  • Railsplitter Covered Wagon rededication March 19

  • LCU professor recognized as one of the world's leading young scholars

  • The power of poetry at Washington-Monroe School

  • Lincoln Zonta Club offers scholarship to further women's education

  • ISAC announces state scholars

  • What the census measures, how the information is used and why it's important to fill it out
    Part 2 of a series

  • Letter: Supports the racetrack

  • Tips on pruning and Asian ladybugs
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'Bystander'

  • Railers start regional with 70-46 win over Mount Zion

  • IHSA Class 3A tournament update

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 2:

  • Racetrack gets curfew on school nights, no time extensions without fines

  • Siren test Tuesday

  • A brief history of the U.S. Census and what to expect with this year's form
    Part 1 of a series

  • Senate week in review

  • Illinois Products Expo March 6-7 to feature homemade foods and wine

  • Habitat auction, Middletown Presbyterian, Lincoln Xtreme, Chestnut Volunteer FD, Aimee Howe and YMCA make Close Up
    By Mike Fak

  • Letter: Thanks from Bruns family

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LJHS regional VB tournament results

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split 'n' Gutter League

  • IHSA tournament update -- Monday games

  • AP news

Monday, March 1:

  • Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation welcomes new members

  • Basketball all around the city -- in pictures

  • Packed house at Logan Lanes -- in pictures

  • Soybean yield information released

  • Letter: VIPs visit All Veterans Park

  • Recall information

  • Library notes

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Sunday Night Mixed

    • Rollin 66ers

    • Major Super Trios

  • Lynx end regular season with 81-66 win over Lewis & Clark

  • Red Lions men honored

  • Red Lions women honored

  • AP news

 

February 2010

January 2010

 

December 2009

November 2009

October 2009

September 2009

August 2009

July 2009

June 2009

May 2009

April 2009

March 2009

February 2009

January 2009

 

December 2008

November 2008

October 2008

September 2008

August 2008

July 2008

June 2008

May 2008

April 2008

March 2008

February 2008

January 2008

December 2007

November 2007

October 2007

September 2007

August 2007

July 2007

June 2007

May 2007

April 2007

March 2007

February 2007

January 2007

December 2006

November 2006

October 2006

September 2006

August 2006

July 2006

June 2006

May 2006

April 2006

March 2006

February 2006

January 2006

December 2005

November 2005

October 2005

August 2005

July 2005

June 2005

May 2005

April 2005

March 2005

February 2005

January 2005

December 2004

November 2004

October 2004

September 2004