Daily headlines

May 2012

 

Thursday, May 31:

  • Construction between Atlanta and US 136

  • Together for Lincoln fundraiser dinner

  • C. Michael Bennis to sign books at Prairie Years Saturday

  • 21st annual Champagne British Car Festival Sunday at David Davis Mansion

  • Summer flag-lowering and retreat ceremonies start Tuesday at Lincoln Tomb

  • Letter: Walk for Life update -- it's not too late to donate

  • Attorney General Madigan: Legislature passes bill to combat synthetic drugs

  • Madigan: 'Cramming' ban passes out of Legislature

  • Madigan: Legislature passes Debtors' Rights Act

  • Library notes

  • West Lincoln-Broadwell 8th-grade awards

  • Ward joins ISU basketball

  • 2012 ISU Athletics Hall of Fame class announced

  • AP news

Wednesday, May 30:

  • Today's special feature article from the 2012 LDN Spring Home & Garden Magazine

    • Dedication to Dr. Christopher L. Maurer

  • City discusses street-side parking of trailers, boats and campers

  • Mount Pulaski High School announces the Class of 2012

  • Elkhart's Farmers Market off to a good start

  • U of I news: Livestock industry beefs up Illinois' economy

  • Illinois Herb Association to host annual HerbFest

  • Gettysburg Address goes on display starting Friday at presidential museum

  • Madigan, states urge Congress to stop for-profit colleges' exploitation of veterans'  educational benefits

  • Mount Pulaski High School honor rolls

  • Abraham Lincoln Chapter DAR awards

  • Laura on Life: Driving me bonkers

  • Burgrabe's Eagles win home-opener

  • Heartland baseball at NJCAA World Series

  • AP news

Tuesday, May 29:

  • 200 block of College Avenue to be closed this week

  • American Legion pays tribute to all soldiers

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

    • Album 5   |   Album 6   |   Album 7   |   Album 8

  • Explore your world ... locally through GIS

  • Salvation Army to offer free youth camp to local children; registration ends May 30

    • A sneak peek at Eagle Crest Camp

  • Mount Pulaski Courthouse to host quilt show
    Exhibitors wanted

  • Rare goat born at Miller Park Zoo

  • Recalls announced

  • Graduates:

    • Lincoln Junior High School

    • Mount Pulaski High School

  • Police reports

  • Lincoln Speedway: Friday night racing at its best

  • Heartland baseball at NJCAA World Series

  • Hinshaw named to all-tournament team

  • AP news

Saturday, May 26:
(Memorial Day weekend)

  • Salvation Army to offer free youth camp to local children; registration ends May 30

    • A sneak peek at Eagle Crest Camp

  • LCHS board: Shortchange expected from state, possible savings through joint busing and snow removal, track student recognized, and more

  • Zion Lutheran Class of 2012 graduation

  • IDOT suspends non-emergency roadwork to improve traffic flow during holiday weekend

  • Union Pacific reminds drivers to be careful at railroad crossings while traveling this Memorial Day weekend

  • Serving wounded warriors and the survivors of our fallen heroes

  • IDES offices closed Monday to observe Memorial Day

  • Peggy's Place is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Home Country: That special place

  • AP news

Friday, May 25:

  • LCHS board dismisses teacher and moves to set holidays each year

  • Central students learn the art of tie-dye

    • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

  • Carroll Catholic honors its students at awards night

  • Deer crashes through downtown business

  • Area Agency on Aging for Lincolnland to host public hearings

  • Swimming season safety tips
    Every day 2 children die from drowning

  • State climatologist digs up historical weather records for Illinois

  • Sugar Grove Nature Center announces ...
    Crayfish and a Campfire, June 1
    Family Nature Exploration Day, June 2

  • Penguin Project presents 'Beauty and the Beast Jr.'

  • Graduates:

    • Chester-East Lincoln

    • Park Meadows Baptist Church home school

    • Zion Lutheran School, Lincoln, graduates and honors

  • Police reports

  • Hinshaw blasts Redbirds past Evansville 5-4 in 10 innings

  • Illinois State eliminated from tournament with loss to Creighton

  • AP news

Thursday, May 24:

  • City discusses reducing wards from 5 to 4

  • April firehouse news

  • Time capsules from 1954 and 2012 sealed during ceremony at hospital

  • From the Ground Up starts a new project in Lincoln -- album

  • 1-car crash on I-55 near Atlanta leaves driver in serious condition

  • Extension and Master Gardeners offer youth programs in June

  • Logan County 4-H offers youth programs in June

  • American Legion Auxiliary May meeting notes

  • Lincoln College hosting eastern Caribbean cruise in January

  • Gov't taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud

  • Illinois reports its 1st West Nile-positive test results

  • Letters:

    • Humane Society of Logan County's garage sale a huge success

    • No parking in Lincoln yards

  • Mount Pulaski CUD 23 preschool openings

  • Community Action board meeting notice

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Illinois State upset by Creighton at State Farm MVC tournament

  • Judson continuing at Illinois State

  • AP news

Wednesday, May 23:

  • City approves emergency expenditure for sewer repair

  • FAQs from Lincoln Police Department: Theft and burglary prevention tips

  • Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership announces 1st Community Development Award

  • Kevin Michael Barker of Lincoln earns Eagle Scout

  • Miller joins Prairie Engineers of Illinois

  • Upcoming Lincoln Jaycees Relay for Life fundraisers

  • Springfield Clinic's hematology & oncology practice receives quality certification

  • D-Day remembrance ceremony June 2 at World War II Memorial

  • Sen. Brady seeking audit of road fund

  • IEMA encourages public to be alert, prepared and involved

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Lifestyle changes?

  • ISU wins Game 1 at State Farm MVC tournament against UE

  • Walker named receiver to watch by The Sports Network

  • AP news

Tuesday, May 22:

  • State looks to take more revenues away from municipalities

  • 2nd-grade students vie for the best Arbor Day poster

  • Building trades and ag work together on LCHS home project

  • From the Ground Up to plant lilies Wednesday
    Volunteers welcome

  • Deadline approaches for 3 Farm Service Agency programs

  • Illinois Farm Bureau supports the call for Medicaid and state pension reform

  • Contaminated Korean molluscan shellfish -- oysters, clams, mussels and scallops
    FDA recommends getting rid of these products

  • Wake up with Abe
    Facebook series features images of Abraham Lincoln from around the world

  • Social Security reveals the most popular baby names in Illinois for 2011

  • Zion Ladies Aid sandwich sale

  • Birth: Kyle Allan Ginger Jr.

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Heartland wins Region 24 tournament

  • No. 4-seeded Redbirds begin State Farm MVC Championship

  • Aguilera, Johnson and Long earn All-MVC First Team recognition

  • Ford returns to ISU; joins Muller's staff

  • 3 Redbirds named to MVC scholar-athlete teams

  • AP news

Monday, May 21:

  • High school student to get trial by jury on gun charges

  • Countdown to public transportation system launch begins

  • Health dept. encourages you to 'fight the bite'

  • Real estate tax bills to be mailed Friday

  • Together for Lincoln 2012 kickoff
    Group builds 50th wheelchair ramp!

  • Together for Lincoln constructs 50th wheelchair ramp -- album

  • Lincoln Futbol Club ends spring season at home

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

  • First Presbyterian blood drive in memory of Joyce Kinzie

  • HSLC spay-neuter transport in June

  • Keeping kids on their toes
    Youth ballet fundraiser Sunday at David Davis Mansion

  • Graduates: Illini Central High School

  • Police reports

  • Heartland reaches championship game in Region 24

  • Redbirds beat Evansville in 12 innings; clinch No. 4 seed

  • ISU softball advances to NCAA regional final

  • Redbirds close season with loss to No. 9 Missouri

  • AP news

Saturday, May 19:

  • Logan County Board recognizes 2 state-winning youth teams
    Hartem FFA ag issues debate team and Connor Law Office bowling team

  • Logan County youth to be tried as an adult on weapon charges

  • City hears plans for 3rd annual mower run

  • Real estate tax bills to be mailed Friday

  • 2012 Scott Ewing Memorial Senior Scholarship winners announced

  • Illinois Conservation Police prepare for another busy year on the water, remind public about the importance of life jackets

  • Illinois State Fair Grandstand entertainment announced

  • Why young workers should care about Social Security

  • Lincoln researchers discover Japan

  • St. Louis is the gateway to China this getaway season

  • Salvation Army hosts free camp
    Registration deadline May 30

  • Graduates:

    • Hartem High School

    • Hartem Jr. High

    • Lincoln Community High School

  • Soccer champions

  • Lincoln College women's golf at nationals

  • Heartland baseball vs. Danville

  • ISU comeback effort falls short at Evansville

  • Over 50 Redbirds named to MVFC honor roll

  • Fighting Illini Caravan continues Monday in Springfield

  • Redbirds fall 6-0 to No. 9 Missouri in NCAA opener

  • AP news

Friday, May 18:

  • Logan County youth to be tried as an adult on weapon charges

  • City discusses issues with emergency sirens

  • Fire chief presents case for vehicle purchase

  • LCHS tech committee discusses pros and cons of software and security filters

  • Local artist Roberta Ingram to show at the Lincoln Art Institute Saturday

  • Allen Chapel to present awards at special service Sunday

  • Logan Genealogical & Historical Society meeting Monday

  • Art of Illinois Wine Festival in Springfield Saturday and Sunday

  • Springfield Clinic audiology event for Better Speech & Hearing Month

  • Free orthopedic event at Memorial Medical Center

  • Law enforcement kicks off Click It or Ticket campaign to help save lives in Illinois

  • IDES statement following federal sentencing of Roberto Cisneros for unemployment insurance fraud

  • Mitchell: Democrats give Hollywood another tax break, refuse to extend lives of Illinois enterprise zones

  • Engagement: Kuznik-Charron

  • Graduates: New Holland-Middletown

  • Police reports

  • Heartland baseball vs. Lewis & Clark

  • ISU to host 2013 State Farm MVC Baseball Championship

  • Redbirds hold off Evansville for 30th win

  • Redbirds open NCAA regional Friday vs. No. 9 Missouri

  • ISU's Hamilton named NFCA All-Region First Team

  • AP news

Thursday, May 17:

  • Downtown revitalization committee offers update to city council

  • State angling to take a big chunk of city coffers
    Call to citizens to contact legislators

  • 'Fighting Cancer Around the World' Relay for Life breakfast and dinner

  • REALTOR Magazine names Seth Goodman to '30 Under 30' list

  • Lincoln College honors and awards

  • John Heasly performing at Dickson Mounds

  • Farm groups offer online farmers market and agritourism directory

  • Illinois Dept. on Aging praises long-term care advocates in observance of Nursing Home Week

  • FTC & states announce $45 million Skechers settlement

  • Successful container gardens
    By Jennifer Fishburn

  • Engagement: Dammerman-Horton

  • Police reports

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Delavan

  • Redbirds battle Evansville for tournament seed in regular-season finale

  • AP news

Wednesday, May 16:

  • County approves salary increases and other measures

  • Marker placed at Postville Park in memory of the old soldier

  • LCHS senior awards announced

  • Special Olympics Area 10 Spring Games results

  • 'Help for Homeowners' Mortgage Resource Fair in Springfield on Saturday

  • Memorial to host free pediatric event

  • Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Illinois Farm Bureau resolve intrastate vs. interstate transportation concerns

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Take a vacation from Facebook

  • Photos from the Lutheran Sports Association state track meet

  • Special Olympics Area 10 Spring Games results

  • ISU's Venson signs with Chicago Bears

  • ISU football: Brown tabbed as QB to watch by The Sports Network

  • AP news

Tuesday, May 15:

  • LCHS spring musical: 'Beauty and the Beast'

  • LCU honors Dr. Green-Morrow with Community Leadership Award

  • Police respond to weapon threat at high school; 1 arrested

  • IESA state track and field 7A and 8A results -- Logan County athletes

    • Album: Logan County athletes

  • Illinois American announces water main installation projects in Lincoln
    Investment of approximately $170,000 will enhance water service

  • Mount Pulaski junk drop-off dates

  • Federal Junior Duck Stamp art on display at Dickson Mounds Museum

  • Illinois reminds young job seekers and employers of safety guidelines

  • How to make your community healthier

  • Letter: Local community helps in giving to soldiers

  • ZLS Students of the Month

  • Mount Pulaski May Senior-of-the-Month

  • Graduates:

    • Lincoln Christian University:

      • Undergraduate level

      • Graduate level

    • Lincoln College

      • Honors and awards

  • Birth: Jaxxon Michael Daniel LaRue

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • IESA state track and field 7A and 8A results -- Logan County athletes

    • Album: Logan County athletes

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Tri-City

    • Album: Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Tri-City

  • Lynx finish regular season with sweep of Spoon River

  • Lincoln College starts strong at NJCAA women's golf nationals

  • Former ISU pitcher Accardo called up by Cleveland

  • Illinois hosts Georgia Tech in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
    Illini to face Yellow Jackets on Nov. 28

  • Merrill inks contract with Green Bay Packers

  • AP news

Monday, May 14:

  • Logan County Board debates elected officials' salaries and raises

  • Katherine Lewis wins title of best speller in District 27

  • 2nd payment of Logan County sales tax received for school facilities

  • Citywide sales draw large crowds

    • Scenes from the VFW flea market

      • Album 1     |     Album 2

    • HSLC profits from community generosity

      • Album 1     |     Album 2

  • Tourism bureau introduces geocaching to Logan County

  • Glass recycling returns to Logan County

  • Chamber to host golf outing

  • Community Action collects almost 3,000 diapers

  • Julie Cross is May Employee of Month at ALMH

  • USDA seeks applications for grants to improve the quality of rural housing

  • Letter: Brady: Proposed cost-shift of state pension funding would increase property taxes for homeowners and businesses

  • Madigan: Illinois receives $20 million in landmark settlements with Abbott Labs

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Heartland baseball vs. Shawnee

  • 4-run inning helps Redbirds top 4-1

  • Redbirds sweep Western Illinois with 4-1 win

  • Redbirds win MVC tournament title

  • ISU softball headed to Columbia, Mo., for NCAA regional

  • AP news

Saturday, May 12:

  • WLB PTO recognizes outstanding teachers

  • Woods Foundation awards $360,000 to Logan County schools

  • Apartment building sustains structural damage when hit by car Friday afternoon

  • Reminder: Route 121 to be closed next week

  • Lincoln College hires Pat Lepper as new men's basketball coach

  • Lincoln College's Sally Pyne honored by Leadership McLean County

  • Miller Park Zoo offers free admission to moms

  • Help mom save $4,000 a year

  • Illinois Farm Bureau files motion to intervene in Mississippi River Basin lawsuit

  • Old State Capitol mustering in participants for Civil War Medical Encampment Education Day June 8

  • Illinois State Genealogical Society conference scheduled for Oct. 19-20 in Rockford

  • Lincoln Woman's Club spring buffet luncheon Wednesday

  • Oldster watches the youngsters

  • Logan County schools send several athletes to IESA state track & field tourney

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Warrensburg-Latham

  • Lincoln College hires Pat Lepper as new men's basketball coach

  • ISU tops in-state rival Western Illinois 1-0

  • ISU softball advances to MVC tournament final

  • AP news

Friday, May 11:

  • Garage sale by HSLC

  • 1st FAA-approved unmanned flight in civilian airspace set for Havana

    • October 2011 1st attempt at unmanned flight -- album

  • Mount Pulaski High School Honors Night

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

    • Mount Pulaski High School Honors Night recipients

    • Audrey Maske named 2012 Senior-of-the-Year

  • LCHS Foundation names this year's scholarship recipients

  • LCHS public hearing to discuss holiday waiver

  • Community Action celebrates Senior Corps Week

  • Suspect arrested in Logan County Animal Control burglary

  • Notice of smoke testing

  • Thrivent Financial to offer free drive-thru breakfast

  • New scholarship named for Memorial employee

  • Diamond Pet Foods expands recall

  • Is that you, Mr. Lincoln?

  • Battle of Shiloh's Benjamin Prentiss is 'General of the Month' at Old State Capitol

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College golf team takes 4th at regional
    Bravick top individual

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Edinburg

  • Heartland baseball vs. Naperville

  • Groce adds Morris to Illini staff
    Previously served as graduate assistant at Ohio

  • AP news

Thursday, May 10:

  • Bike trail committee seeks public support in the form of letters

  • Logan County EMA conducts reunification drill at Jefferson School

  • LCHS awards assembly and commencement dates announced

  • Notice of smoke testing

  • Inflatable pool slides sold at Wal-Mart and Toys R Us recalled after 1 death

  • Benefit in Mason City for Carlin family

  • Dealing with immediate uncertainty:
    When a nursing home is the right option

  • Relay for Life breakfast May 20

  • LCHS' Matthew Barker to join Kentucky Christian University Marching Knights

  • Whitbeck recognized at Indiana Rotary conference

  • Emiquon lecture on prairie restoration

  • IDOT, law enforcement and safety advocates launch 'Start Seeing Motorcycles' campaign statewide

  • FSA allocates an additional 400,000 acres for SAFE

  • IDOT announces public open houses on update to state transportation plan

  • Produce markets for locavores
    Extension column by Deborah Cavanaugh-Grant

  • LCHS to present 'Beauty and the Beast'

  • Delavan to host Civil War re-enactment battle June 30-July 1

  • Heartland baseball vs. Kankakee

  • Moore leaving ISU, transferring to BCS school

  • Redbirds add running back from California

  • 5 Redbirds earn all-Valley honors

  • AP news

Wednesday, May 9:

  • By default, city prohibits video gambling

  • Aaron Schock to be keynote speaker at partnership luncheon

  • Late-night crash results in 2 fatalities

  • Lincoln student wins statewide award at annual Illinois History Expo

  • 7 Zion Lutheran students excel at state history fair

  • Chip off the ol' block? Historian Paul Beaver's granddaughter excels in history

    • Chip off the ol' block -- album

  • Free movie in the park on Saturday

  • Native plant sale at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • May is Asthma Awareness Month

  • Guns, guts and germs: 'To Kill and to Heal: Weapons and Medicine of the Civil War' opens Friday at Lincoln Presidential Museum

  • Graduates: Mount Pulaski Grade School

  • Book Look: 'Here Lies Linc'

  • Laura on Life: X and Y variables

  • Heartland baseball vs. Elgin

  • Muller returns to Illinois State, as head coach

  • Merrill headed to Packers rookie minicamp

  • AP news

Tuesday, May 8:

  • Vehicle for Lincoln fire chief hangs in limbo

  • Local DCFS office gets a helping hand from Jefferson Street Church

  • MS Walk brings in good crowd in spite of the heat

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Recycling notices:

    • Monthly electronics recycling collection

    • Glass recycling collection returns

  • Logan County Department of Public Health food inspection scores

  • Elkhart Historical Society presents …
    'From Lincoln's Tomb to Arlington and Back'

  • Zonta Club of Lincoln announces Young Women in Public Affairs scholarship recipient

  • 'Life and Limb' Civil War exhibit at Old State Capitol May 14-June 23

  • Red, white and blue going green

  • Carroll Catholic School announces May Students of the Month

  • Logan County Democrats to meet Saturday

  • Blood drives in Logan County need your help

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue calls

  • AP news

Monday, May 7:

  • Lincoln College announces 145th commencement
    Scott Altman will be awarded honorary degree

  • Planned highway closure

  • 2012 Lincoln Community High School Prom March

    • Album 1     |     Album 2     |     Album 3

    • Album 4     |     Album 5     |     Album 6

    • Album 7     |     Album 8     |     Album 9

    • Album 10   |     Album 11   |     Album 12

    • Album 13   |     Album 14   |     Album 15

    • Album 16   |     Album 17   |     Album 18

  • 2012 Mount Pulaski High School Prom March

    • Album 1     |     Album 2     |     Album 3

    • Album 4     |     Album 5     |     Album 6

    • Album 7     |     Album 8     |     Album 9

    • Album 10

  • Women's heart forum at Memorial Medical Center

  • Economic growth strong enough to close temporary unemployment insurance program

  • USDA invites applications for grants to provide broadband service to remote rural communities

  • State officials focus on youth fire-setting prevention

  • More than $263,000 in Veterans Cash lottery proceeds to help 8 nonprofits support Illinois veterans

  • Sandra M. Jones named communications director for the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity

  • Iola Gehlbach of rural Lincoln celebrates 96th birthday

  • Graduates:

    • Carroll Catholic School

    • Global Tech Training

    • Montessori Children's House

    • Olympia High School

    • Olympia Middle School

    • West Lincoln-Broadwell

    • Zion Lutheran School, Mount Pulaski

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Speedway: A great night of racing

  • Heartland plays 4 weekend games with Parkland

  • Middle innings key in 5-3 win over Southern Illinois

  • Bats make the difference in 8-1 Game 3 as Redbirds sweep Salukis

  • Redbirds split doubleheader at UNI

  • AP news

Saturday, May 5:

  • Tourism's new website invites the world to Logan County

  • Cooking class produces roarin' and hush moments

  • D.A.R.E. pizza party brings 6th-graders from all over the county to the Lincoln Park District

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Calm today with severe storms possible Sunday

  • Be a part of the 'Redbird Road Trip' -- 'Birds to be in Lincoln Monday

  • April was cooler than March

  • Illinois transportation secretary unveils 'Transforming Transportation for Tomorrow'

  • Mother's Day tea May 12 at Vachel Lindsay Home

  • Letter: Presidential campaign

  • Home Country: New couple brightens up the valley

  • Late-inning heroics lift Redbirds over Salukis 3-2

  • Illini add McLaurin
    Forward averaged 10 points and 7.5 rebounds last year at Coastal Carolina

  • ISU softball closes regular season at UNI

  • AP news

Friday, May 4:

  • County appointments, monthly department figures and road projects

  • Carroll Catholic 5th-graders enjoy a movie courtesy of Lincoln D.A.R.E.

  • Strong to severe storms remain possible this afternoon and tonight

  • Special Olympics athletes to compete in Area 10 Spring Games

  • Notice: Mount Pulaski Spring Street closes Monday

  • Illinois residents urged to help combat invasive species

  • May the benefits be with you

  • Kids, make a Mother's Day gift at Dickson Mounds

  • Police reports

  • AP news

Thursday, May 3:

  • County Briefs: Funding for major criminal cases, holiday schedules, T-hangar and more

  • Storms expected later today and tonight

  • Main Street Lincoln presents 'Red Carpet Weekend'

  • Scholarships available at Community Action

  • Call 811 before you dig to 'Avoid a Grimm Situation'

  • Community colleges step up to reclaim the American dream
    Heartland Community College a pivotal player in reshaping American community college landscape

  • Transforming community college system key to U.S. competitiveness
    Milestone report outlines 7 specific recommendations for the future

  • 3 safety tips to safely get you through the spring fishing and boating season

  • Free seminar at Springfield Memorial on celiac disease, gluten-free diets

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue calls

  • Brunner selected for NFF Hampshire Honor Society

  • AP news

Wednesday, May 2:

  • City and county to host joint public meetings Thursday

  • Possibility of severe weather into Thursday night

  • 23rd annual Grand March planned for Saturday

  • Time is running out -- register now for 'Cache a Glimpse of Logan County'

  • Hartsburg-Emden to perform 'Peter Pan'

  • D. Leigh Henson honored by Illinois State Historical Society at awards banquet

  • RJD Hobbies and Raceway dedicates a day of racing to Easter Seals

  • American Legion Auxiliary Unit 263 April meeting notes

  • 'See America Week' activities May 5-13 at Springfield's Union Station

  • Mount Pulaski honors a former POW with a full military funeral

  • Library notes

  • Police reports

  • Laura on Life: A bird in the hand ...

  • Rice transferring to Illinois
    Drake's leading scorer returning home to Champaign

  • AP news

Tuesday, May 1:

  • 'Celebrate Like It Is 2012' at the Relay for Life

  • Sherrie Carlin named ALMH April Employee of the Month

  • Zion Lutheran student and teacher win Illinois State Historical Society awards

  • 4-H Oral Communications Contest results announced

  • Olympia FFA Alumni April meetings report

  • An archaeological investigation of 'man's best friend'

  • Letter: Powerful tool of change is being abused by House Speaker Michael Madigan

  • Pie auction for missions at St. John United Church of Christ

  • May-June events at VFW

  • Births:

    • Karter Joseph Kavelman

    • Jovianna Williams

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Heartland baseball vs. Lincoln Land

  • LaTulip joins Illini
    Prospect’s all-time leading scorer to walk on at Illinois

  • Venson invited to Chicago Bears rookie minicamp

  • Redbirds add pair of FBS transfers to roster

  • Andrews named MVC Player of the Week

  • AP news

 

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