Daily headlines

March 2012

 

Saturday, March 31:

  • Activities and demonstrations at Children's Health Fair engage students
    Community Health Fair today

  • City looks at options for Oglesby Avenue bridge

  • Mount Pulaski's Karl Scroggin retires from WUIS

  • Mount Pulaski water main flushing program

  • Preserving Route 66 is a good investment for the future

  • Museums are big business in Illinois

  • National Megan's Law Helpline and Sex Offender Registration Tips program

  • Rest in peace? Illinois asks citizens to preserve historic grave markers

  • Letter: Musical performance appreciated

  • Home Country: Spring fun in the ad dept.

  • Illinois State wins Valley opener at Indiana State

  • ISU softball continues MVC play at Southern Illinois

  • AP news

Friday, March 30:

  • Lincolnite in the culture spotlight this weekend
    Photos by Randy Washam featured at Lincoln Art Institute

  • City working with state to get property for Four Corners Lube expansion

  • What the Salvation Army is doing in Logan County today
    Part 3: Is the Keest Center a homeless shelter?

  • A photo tour of the upstairs living area at Keest Center

  • Abraham Lincoln DAR visits Lincoln Keest Center

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
    What factors into protecting the investment in a crop?

  • Zion Lutheran Easter egg hunt

  • Whiteman steps down as men's basketball coach at Lincoln College

  • State officials pass the buck during review of DHFS audit

  • What's that shaking? Tremor symptoms now distinguishable from Parkinson's

  • Letter: Thank you to the chamber ag scholarship committee

  • Madigan: House passes Debtors' Rights Act

  • Births:

    • Kyann William Johnson

    • Zaydin Kole Pellhum

  • Police reports

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Midwest Central

  • Whiteman steps down as men's basketball coach at Lincoln College

  • Lady Lynx drop 2 games to Parkland

  • Groce named Illinois basketball head coach

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 2: Rain doesn't dampen spirit

  • AP news

Thursday, March 29:

  • Discussion continues: Should Lincoln establish a TIF district for downtown?

  • After over 30 years of dedicated service, Sue Ryan leaves a family legacy at Lincoln College

  • Logan County Music Festival tonight at Lincoln Junior High School

  • What the Salvation Army is doing in Logan County today
    Part 2: What is Keest Center being used for?

  • Logan County Community Health Fair recycling opportunities

  • Free drinking water nitrate screening at health fair

  • Landscape waste pickup schedule in Mount Pulaski

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
    A measure of Logan County farm ground: agricultural vs. wind production

  • Midwestern farmers call on House Agriculture Committee to pass 5-year farm bill, preserve crop insurance

  • Attorney General Madigan: Senate unanimously passes bill cracking down on tax refund loans

  • State park fees needed for maintenance, according to advocates and lawmakers

  • Former U of I president gets golden parachute

  • Penny-pinching spring gardening tips
    By Jennifer Fishburn

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx drop pair to Lake Land

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • ISU women's basketball celebrates 2011-12 season

  • Heartland vs. Southeastern Iowa

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 28:

  • Local youth seek to 'cover the night' on April 20

  • Farm Credit breaking ground for new Sherman office
    Lincoln staff to move to Sherman in November

  • What the Salvation Army is doing in Logan County today
    Part 1: Do funds raised here stay here?

  • Logan Railsplitting Association to host 'Old Time Barn Dance' Saturday night

  • Lincoln Theater 4 presents 'Doctor Zhivago'

  • Cub Scout Pack 111 sells candy to help fellow Scout

  • Native Lincolnite invited to join prominent literary society

  • Juries in Lincoln's day and Civil War music covered in 2 new books

  • Letter: Appreciative of Fricke-Calvert-Schrader Funeral Home

  • Central Illinois synthetic drug distributor uncovered

  • Birth: Landon James Frakes

  • Police reports

  • Flu facts

  • Laura on Life: A few words ...

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Illini Central

  • Cross joins Redbird football coaching staff

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 1: Welcome back, 'Birds

  • Illinois State's 16 unanswered runs top Illinois

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 27:

  • Local real estate agent Seth Goodman in the running for national recognition

  • Airport hangar construction stalls

  • Return of warming temps and humidity brings potential for severe weather this afternoon and evening

  • City of Lincoln's spring landscape waste pickup

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine

    Warmer winter and its effects

  • New Holland-Middletown supports Humane Society

  • State health department encourages testing on diabetes 'Alert Day'

  • Illinois farmers testify during House Agriculture Committee farm bill field hearing

  • USDA seeks applications to spur job creation, economic growth in rural areas

  • Turmoil costs University of Illinois on some fronts

  • Battle of Shiloh program April 5 at presidential museum

  • Weekly Outlook: March USDA reports and beyond

  • Births:

    • Jaxson Lee Ferguson

    • David Lynn Finley

  • Police reports

  • Fire reports and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, March 26:

  • Community supports senior center auction and lunch

  • Kiwanis cooks up funds for local youth programs

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine

    • 2011 county crop yields

  • Atlanta native Nathan Thompson named nation's top photojournalist

  • Elias F. Klokkenga joins State Bank of Lincoln

  • Railer basketball: a season recap
    By Jeff Benjamin

  • Mary Lincoln's insanity case will be retried in Chicago and Springfield using modern attorneys

  • Mary Lincoln's travels program Saturday at Old State Capitol

  • Madigan demands debt reduction for Fannie, Freddie borrowers

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lady Lynx split with John Wood

  • NJCAA DII tournament reports

  • Heartland vs. Lewis & Clark

  • Illinois State tops Webster 6-2

  • ISU softball uses homers to take 2 from Wichita State

  • Big 4th inning helps ISU softball sweep Wichita State

  • AP news

Saturday, March 24:

  • Spring has sprung and it's garden time for the 'From the Ground Up' group

  • Washington-Monroe students enjoy a great escape

  • Logan County weather spotter class

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
    2011 agriculture in Logan County

  • Special Olympics Illinois state basketball results

  • Enhanced rules to be eligible for unemployment benefits

  • Upcoming events will bring local producers and buyers together

  • More than 430 Illinois communities receive top honors for maintaining fluoride levels

  • Record-low tuberculosis cases in Illinois -- but still among the highest in the nation

  • Court orders FDA action on antibiotic use on farms

  • Illinois examines deer management program

  • Home Country: Rib-eye for recovery

  • NJCAA DII tournament reports

  • Redbirds earn rain-shortened win over MacMurray

  • ISU softball hosts Shockers in home opener

  • AP news

Friday, March 23:

  • Vehicle fire on Keokuk diverts traffic flow Friday morning

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine:

    Ag Scholarships: Securing the future, supporting youth in the pursuit of agricultural careers

  • $10,000 in Ag Scholarships awarded at this year's Ag Scholarship Breakfast -- album

  • Hartsburg-Emden FFA ag issues team performs for Ag Scholarship Breakfast -- album

  • Large crowd turns out for the 13th annual
    Lincoln/Logan Chamber of Commerce Ag Scholarship Breakfast -- album

  • More photos from the 13th annual Ag Scholarship Breakfast -- album

  • March FAQ: What's up with the downtown stoplights?

  • Lincoln College wrestlers collect NJCAA hardware and honors

  • Crop insurance impact of planting crops early in Illinois

  • Illinois Public Museum Capital Grants accepting applications

  • Illinois February unemployment report

  • Unemployment fraud sentencing emphasizes prevention efforts

  • Gary Thompson benefit set for Saturday

  • Birth: Hidden Blue Spring

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Thursday, March 22:

  • Chamber gives away more scholarship money in 13th year of event than ever before

  • County to stay with Health Alliance and offer employees 3 options

  • City clerk and city treasurer deliver revenue reports

  • Scout troop's delectable BBQ draws crowd, meets goals

  • Boy Scout Troop 102 hosts BBQ fundraiser

  • Sandy Chapman to retire after 22 years of nursing

  • Dunkin' Donuts seeks investors in Logan County

  • House lawmakers unanimously pass bill to ban 'cramming'

  • Big gardening day event at Dickson Mounds

  • Grow a spring green: spinach

  • Offensive outburst leads Lynx to lopsided victory

  • Softball results: Lynx win 2

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • NJCAA DII tournament reports

  • Illinois State drops midweek game at SIUE

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 21:

  • Logan County election results

  • 1 contested seat decided in Logan County's primary

  • Future state's attorney prepared

  • City Briefs, Part 1: Lincoln to get cleaned
    New ordinances on abandoned homes and nuisances pass; citywide cleanup and landscape waste pickup planned

  • City Briefs, Part 2: Doris Anderson to retire, city approves non-disclosure agreement with Ameren and more

  • 'Big Things in Small Packages: The Archaeology of Small Sites'

  • Illinois legislators debate costly expansion of sex offender registry

  • Police reports

  • Mount Pulaski Toppers open their season with 1 loss, 1 win -- Album 1

  • Mount Pulaski Toppers open their season with 1 loss, 1 win -- Album 2

  • Mount Pulaski baseball stats

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • NJCAA DII tournament reports

  • ISU road trip ends with SIUE midweek game

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 20:

  • Stories of our communities spark interests at Main Street Lincoln, Looking for Lincoln luncheon

  • Main Street Lincoln 'Celebrating Community'
    8th annual Looking for Lincoln event

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4 

  • March FAQs: outdoor weather sirens

  • Logan County Community Health Fair: 'Getting Healthy by Leaps and Bounds'

  • Annual Children's Health Fair set for March 30

  • Woods Foundation sends out invitations to apply for technology improvement grants

  • Free movie shares real-life stories of persecution

  • Attorney General Madigan assigns teams to monitor primary election

  • Community Action board meeting notice

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Stanford outlasts Illinois State 92-88 in overtime

  • ISU softball: Canopy selected MVC Player of the Week

  • AP news

Monday, March 19:

  • Chamber offers candidate questionnaire in lieu of forum for county board race

    • Jan Schumacher, incumbent

    • Daniel F. Meyer, candidate

  • County may vote on employee health insurance on Wednesday
    State's attorney's office advises waiting

  • Fun in the kitchen with Deb and Roy
    'Eat What You Learn' classes begin next week

  • Participants and pledges up in another successful Polar Plunge

  • Logan County Polar Plungers enthusiastic
    in their support for Special Olympics

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4

  • 2012 Polar Plunge: Special moments and people -- Album 5

  • Polar Plunge takes a big team of volunteers to host this fundraiser each year -- Album 6

  • Polar Plunge draws large crowds and large groups of plungers -- Album 7

  • Community Action board meeting notice

  • Hartem FFA announces District 3 Proficiency Award winners

  • Confident Romney calls for unity, looks to Illinois

  • Near record warmth expected again this week

  • Sport fish consumption advisory from state health dept.

  • Recalls announced

  • Birth: Wyatt Duane Danner

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College takes out Rock Valley 6-3 with help from Litwiller

  • Redbirds fall to Villanova 58-55 in 2nd round of WNIT

  • Heartland vs. Burlington

  • Redbirds sweep doubleheader against Army

  • ISU softball:

    • Fischer collects 900th career win

    • Bears top Redbirds 4-2 in series finale

  • AP news

Saturday, March 17:

  • Cindy Jette named March Employee of the Month at ALMH

  • Sue Roberts to retire from ALMH

  • IDOT, state and local law enforcement announce plans for St. Patrick's Day

  • Obama chides GOP ahead of Illinois primary

  • Santorum says Illinois 'can shake up' GOP race

  • Illinois' spring trout fishing season opens April 7

  • New American Sign Language videos will help deaf, hard of hearing prepare for disasters

  • Home Country: Spring catalog time

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • Redbirds host Villanova in 2nd round of WNIT

  • Heartland vs. Brookdale

  • Illinois State comes from behind to beat Navy

  • AP news

Friday, March 16:

  • Public meeting on electric aggregation draws a small group in Lincoln on Thursday night

  • City Briefs: Sludge spills, cooking grease and storm sirens top Tuesday night topics at City Hall

  • Sam Schriber to do book signing at Moma's Arcade today and Saturday

  • Trial date set for Christopher Harris

  • Increased Internet security filter in place at LCHS; laptops, more Smart Boards may be in future

  • Zion Lutheran students participate in Geography Bee -- album

  • After successful 1st year, LCHS and Lincoln College make dual-enrollment plans for next year

  • Public invited to 'Lincoln College World Series of Trivia' on March 23

  • LCU Preview Day for high school and transfer students

  • Schools will get to opt out of 'pink slime' beef

  • 'Pink slime' sounds gross, but how does it taste?

  • Final Draw 4 Carroll winners

  • Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society to have joint meeting with Emden Historical Society

  • Carroll Students of the Month for March

  • Heather Heidbreder -- Zion Student of the Month

  • Illinois to recalculate storm damage cost for FEMA

  • Lincoln Chill 12U softball tryouts March 24

  • Lynx baseball overcomes shaky start to take down Fontbonne

  • 3-point shooting lifts Redbirds in NIT win

  • USF tops Illinois State

  • Redbirds battle Navy and Army to wrap up trip

  • AP news

Thursday, March 15:

  • Committee reaches consensus on health insurance offerings for county employees

  • Mount Pulaski explores electric supply aggregation

  • Community Action serves meals to seniors
    New congregate site added in Mason County

  • Area students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa at Lincoln College

  • Railer Christian Van Hook to play in IBS All-Star Game

  • Farmdoc daily marks anniversary with significant accomplishment

  • Fraud alerts: Sweepstakes scam in Springfield and consulting scam in Bloomington

  • State successfully sells general obligation bonds for Illinois Jobs Now

  • Madigan sues national tax preparer Mo' Money

  • Lincoln College basketball players named to region, conference teams

  • Carmichael earns 1st-team honors from NABC

  • Lynx rally, fall short at Benedictine, dropping pair

  • Heartland vs. Niagara

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 14:

  • Area Disposal comes to the aid of Lincoln for citywide cleanup

  • City plans to fast-track 3 properties for demolition

  • City hears suggestions to consider a TIF district for downtown rehabilitation

  • Nominations sought for LJHS 'Wall of Fame'

  • 'Extremely Loud, Incredibly Close' and 'Miracle Worker' to be performed Thursday night at LCHS

  • 'Lunch and Learn' family caregiver program March 20 at Oasis

  • Mount Pulaski Historical Society shows off fundraiser quilt

  • Regional water supply conference March 29

  • National foreclosure settlement filed in federal court
    Madigan urges Illinois borrowers to seek help

  • Wisconsin man catches Illinois' largest walleye

  • Early spring gardening
    By John Fulton

  • Birth: Josselyn Marie Lynn Charron

  • Police reports

  • Book Look: 'Waiting for the Magic'

  • Laura on Life: The nightmare

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

    • Tuesday Super Trios

  • ISU hosts Central Michigan in WNIT Thursday

  • Redbird notes: ISU starts WNIT run against Central Michigan Thursday

  • No. 10 Miami tops Redbirds to end ISU's 10-game winning streak

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 13:

  • Building the city budget 2012-13
    Part 1: City sees something close to 'break-even' for new budget year

  • Monday morning fire at WLLM radio station

  • Gillette Ransom's goats -- a leap day bonus

    • A leap day bonus -- album

  • Lincoln Police Department announces new sex offender notification website

  • Paul Beaver lecture in Elkhart on Friday

  • 'Fix a Leak Week'
    Save water: Find and repair plumbing leaks

  • Lincoln Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics

  • Folk musicians bring songs of American civil rights struggle

  • Illinois sports: The end of an era ... and now what?
    By Greg Taylor

  • Quinn to appeal FEMA denial of disaster assistance for southern Illinois areas hit by tornado

  • Week from Illinois primary, GOP presidential hopefuls have delegates set

  • Health care worker appreciation days

  • Ham & bean dinner

  • Lincoln High School to host blood drive

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, March 12:

  • Total Fitness by Janell celebrates anniversary

  • Expert speaker to present at diabetes support group meeting

  • Mount Pulaski High School to present 'Seussical the Musical, Jr.'

  • Illinois American Water announces Firefighter Grant program

  • Gov. Quinn proclaims AmeriCorps Week in Illinois
    Commends volunteers for 'Getting Things Done'

  • State Energy Office announces Illinois Energy Now Trade Ally program

  • FEMA denies aid for tornado-ravaged southern Illinois

  • Recalls announced

  • Culver's is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College softball results

  • Illinois State earns NIT bid, faces Ole Miss

  • Heartland box scores

  • ISU wins 9th straight with victory against Western Michigan

  • Redbirds earn 10th straight win in victory over Iowa

  • AP news

Saturday, March 10:

  • Zion celebrates National Lutheran Schools Week

    • Clash Day

    • History Fair

    • Pajama Day

  • Open house for Lincoln Community Gardens March 17

  • National Groundwater Awareness Week March 11-17

  • To do this weekend: Change the clock, check the battery

  • Mental Health Centers of Central Illinois demonstrates measurable results in new national pilot to help people with schizophrenia

  • Weber removed as head coach at Illinois

  • Illinois joins program to preserve coastal areas

  • Policy group: Illinois needs to slash $4.3 billion from budget

  • Illinois governments awarded for online transparency

  • Home Country: On the Idiot Road

  • Metelko qualifies for freshman-sophomore state wrestling tourney

  • ISU falls to Drake 56-54 in Valley tournament

  • Razo pitches Redbirds past Maine in RussMatt opener

  • AP news

Friday, March 9:

  • Logan County utility aggregation education phase announced

  • AAA Window, Siding and Roofing plans move to a new location

  • HSS contraceptive mandate conversation at LCU on Tuesday

  • Mind-reading fun for the public with the Lincoln Masons

  • Thompson Lake science lecture at Dickson Mounds

  • Consumer protection training completed at Illinois banks and credit unions

  • Sen. Brady calls for review of DHFS audit

    • Audit report

  • Advice on spring lawn work
    By John Fulton

  • Tree sale going on now at Logan County Soil & Water

  • Prayer breakfast planned for March 21 at Lincoln Woman's Club

  • Oasis provides tax preparation assistance to Mount Pulaski residents

  • San Jose Methodist fish fry March 23

  • Park district offers 'Eat What You Learn' cooking class

  • Area chapter of engineering society offers $1,000 scholarship

  • Angela Kelley, Logan County Bank Student of the Month

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Youth Wrestling and jr. high sectional results

  • Lynx bats heat up in Florida

  • Heartland CC box score

  • Women's basketball: Glance and Russell earn Valley awards

  • Redbirds ride win streak to RussMatt Invite

  • AP news

Thursday, March 8:

  • Breaking news: Central School students will spend the day at the junior high

  • Lincoln Fire Department receives a gift from local businesses

  • Zion celebrates National Lutheran Schools Week

    • Wednesday: 'Chapel Family Fun Day' -- Album 1

    • Wednesday: 'Chapel Family Fun Day' -- Album 2

  • 'Remembering to Care for Yourself' program today

  • Lady Lynx softball off to a good start

  • USDA seeks applications for economic development funding

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College women's basketball ends season

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 7:

  • City endorses APEX at City Center

  • Council makes quick work of voting session

  • Another March day: Wind gusts over 45 mph today

  • Zion celebrates National Lutheran Schools Week

    • Monday; 'Hobbies and Careers Day' -- album

    • Tuesday; 'Beach Day' and 'Special Persons Day' -- Album 1

    • Tuesday; David Paul Britton concert and 'Jump Rope for Heart' -- Album 2

  • 'Ultimate All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast' at Lincoln Christian Church benefits youth music programs

    • 'Ultimate All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast' -- Album 1

    • 'Ultimate All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast' -- Album 2

  • Marshall Dirks to be keynote speaker at Russel Allen Garden Day

  • House votes unanimously for Attorney General Madigan's proposal to combat synthetic drugs

  • Investigators remove $33,000 in synthetic drugs from store shelves in Mason, Fulton counties

  • Birth: Adrian Cole Buss

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: St. Paddy's Day madness

  • CC-NHM wins 2 of 3 to advance to next round

  • Lynx baseball splits pair against Itasca

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Jay Bird League

    • Split N Gutter League

    • Tuesday Super Trios

  • Big Ten announces 2012 men's basketball postseason honors

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 6:

  • City approves putting bite in ordinances

  • March winds expected to play havoc today

  • Community Action can still help with energy costs

  • Christian Village pioneers use of nurse practitioner

  • Zion's Lady Eagles take 4th at state tournament

  • Naturally Illinois Expo at U of I Friday and Saturday

  • Fraud alerts

  • With potential oil boom on horizon, Illinois lawmakers want to update drilling law

  • Police reports

  • Dissolutions

  • LC track results at indoor nationals

  • CC-NHM to square up against WLB tonight -- album

  • AP news

Monday, March 5:

  • City to vote on changes to nuisance ordinance for abandoned buildings

    • Draft of changes to city ordinances as presented by John Lebegue

    • Lebegue reviews several abandoned properties with the city council -- album

  • Hazardous roads result in 1-vehicle crash Sunday night

  • Lincoln College captures conference title

  • AP NewsBreak: Quinn math fuzzy on prisons, parole

  • 3rd-warmest winter for Illinois

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Women's basketball: Redbirds run past Salukis in regular-season finale 72-50

  • Big Ten releases men's basketball bracket

  • ISU rallies to sweep doubleheader at SEMO

  • Redbirds sweep Redhawks for 7th straight win

  • AP news

Saturday, March 3:

  • Crowd enjoys lively barn dance

    • Crowd enjoys lively barn dance -- album

  • Mount Pulaski has best-tasting water 2 years running

  • Healthcare Careers Scholarship applications due March 30

  • Railer season comes to abrupt end

  • Preparedness critical as severe weather season is upon us
    Tornado warning system test at 10 a.m. Tuesday

  • Illinois House undercuts Quinn budget proposal by approving even lower revenue estimate

  • Closure date for Jacksonville center disputed

  • AP news

Friday, March 2:

  • City reviews FAQs on electricity aggregation

  • Severe storms possible today
    Heavy hail reported to west and south in Illinois before 8 a.m.

  • Harris brother attorneys replaced, delaying murder trials

  • Hearings on proposed enterprise zone legislation

  • Over 2 million taxpayers have already e-filed
    $377.4 million in refunds paid

  • Illinois adds 3,800 jobs in January

  • Illinois may add 4th year of math to graduate from high school

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • No. 13 Michigan beats Illini 72-61

  • Heartland baseball downs IWU JV

  • Redbirds hang on to top Evansville 62-59

  • AP news

Thursday, March 1:

  • County employees asked to help decide health insurance

  • Tourism bureau endorses development plan

  • Integrity Data announces 2012 Community Giving Program

  • Lady Eagles are going to state

  • 2012 severe weather season officially starts today:

    • Logan County in forecast area: Possible strong thunderstorms or tornadoes entering Illinois from the south early tomorrow

    • Large, dangerous tornado outbreak swarm Friday

    • Severe Weather Preparedness Month in Illinois

    • Why was 2011 such a deadly tornado year?

    • Above-normal number of tornadoes expected in 2012

  • Corn referendum scheduled

  • Springfield senior signs with LCU volleyball

  • Lady Eagles are going to state

  • Lincoln College basketball results

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

 

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