Daily headlines

October 2012

 

Wednesday, Oct. 31:

  • Halloween FunFest brings wicked good fun to the park district

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

    • Album 4  |  Album 5  |  Album 6

  • Avoid lines on Election Day with absentee and early voting

  • Logan County Medical Reserve Corps orientation Monday

  • Carroll Catholic 1st-quarter honor roll

  • Special feature from the  Farm Outlook Fall 2012  magazine

    • How did the drought of 1988 compare with the drought of 2012?

  • Attorney General Madigan reminds families to check Sex Offender Registry to plan safe trick-or-treat

  • Memorial to host free seminar on stroke treatment and recovery

  • New efficiency tool is helping to improve care to Illinois' most vulnerable residents

  • 'Blessings of the Table' Victorian Thanksgiving at David Davis Mansion

  • Ho, ho, history
    Santa Claus through the ages exhibit opens at Lincoln Presidential Museum

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Police reports

  • LCHS winter sports schedules:

    • Eaton basketball tournament

    • Basketball -- boys

    • Basketball -- girls

    • Swimming

    • Wrestling

  • LCU Red Lions head to Kissimmee, Fla.

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 30:

  • Aldi grand opening draws a lot of attention

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Jay and Donna Gaydosh and Master Gardeners recognized for work beautifying downtown Lincoln parks

  • LCHS presents 'Ye Olde Madrigal Dinner' at Maple Club

  • Mount Pulaski High School 'Make a Difference Day' Saturday

  • Betsy Pech of Hartsburg-Emden High School receives Honorary American FFA Degree

  • 3rd-quarter home sales report

  • San Jose UMC turkey supper and bazaar Nov. 7

  • Special feature from the  Farm Outlook Fall 2012  magazine

    • The economic impact of a drought on agriculture and loans

  • Mayfield Mutterings: A preseason look at John Groce's Illini
    Illini beat Lewis 79-47
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • Chief Justice Thomas L. Kilbride announces new statewide standards for e-filing in Illinois trial courts

  • Integrity Data is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Birth: Hudson Michael Wilson

  • Police reports

  • LC cross country results

  • Mayfield Mutterings: A preseason look at John Groce's Illini
    Illini beat Lewis 79-47
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 29:

  • Out-of-control party ends with police standoff Sunday morning

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • County gets past bond approval period, moves proposed 2013 budget to display

  • Early morning rollover crash on I-155

  • New Holland Fall Festival kicks off with a parade on a chilly Saturday morning

  • Trick or Treat with the Mayor brings out largest crowd ever

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

  • Nothing beats hot chili on a cool evening

  • Harvest of Talents ends the day with the auction of some very nice items

  • Have a happy Halloween, but ...
    By Lee Gurga, D.D.S., Apple Dental Center

  • Community club to host home-based business and craft sale Saturday

  • Lincoln Low Vision Support Group meets Nov. 12

  • Lesser-known bulbs
    By Jennifer Fishburn, University of Illinois Extension

  • New acreage reporting requirements and cover crop information

  • Special feature from the  Farm Outlook Fall 2012  magazine

    • Insurance: How will the ag industry fare with this drought?

  • Flu facts
    From the Logan County Department of Public Health

  • Recalls announced

  • LC volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 27:

  • Salt Creek A.B.A.T.E. raises money doing one of their favorite things

  • Scenes from the Oct. 6 Salt Creek A.B.A.T.E. Cancer Run

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

  • Symposium offers guidance in child play as important to education

  • Local ministers honored at The Christian Village

  • Zonta hosting 48th annual turkey dinner Nov. 4

  • Today's special feature from the  Farm Outlook Fall 2012  magazine

    • 'Hybrids saved us'
      Corn hybrid technology advancements

  • IDES: New email effort to help inform, educate customers
    Emails will not seek personal information

  • 'The most difficult animal to kill is a school mascot'

  • What does America owe its veterans?
    'Those Who Have Borne the Battle' author to speak Nov. 14 at Lincoln Presidential Museum

  • Home Country: Top tricks, top treats

  • ZLS Lady Eagles split with Decatur Lutheran School Association

  • Petzoldt hired as LC assistant baseball coach

  • LC volleyball results

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 26:

  • Schrader to deploy on submarine, USS San Francisco
    Friends work to provide gift boxes for the crew

  • Carroll Catholic students celebrate Red Ribbon Week

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Cooler temps on tap with nighttime freeze watches and warnings:

    • Central Illinois depiction  |  Summary

  • New-look Lincoln College men's basketball program prepares to start season
    By Justin Tierney

  • Lincoln Elks Lodge 914 presents chamber with $500 check

  • Author Guy Fraker introduces new book, 'Lincoln's Ladder to the Presidency,' at LC's Heritage Museum

  • Annual New Holland Fall Festival this weekend

  • Illinois State Police arrest former San Jose village treasurer

  • Opinion: Rezoning land for quarry extension would provide local limestone

  • Today's special feature from the  Farm Outlook Fall 2012  magazine

    • 2012: A complicated, frustrating year

  • Olympia High School FFA Alumni Chapter holds October meeting

  • IDES director's statement following federal indictment in unemployment insurance fraud case

  • Birth: Karson Jewel Presswood

  • Police reports

  • AP news

Thursday, Oct. 25:

  • LCHS board honors state golfers; last semester's school report card reviewed; and home ec department will get capital improvement funds

  • First Presbyterian Church food program receives grant from Wal-Mart

  • Today's special feature from the  Farm Outlook Fall 2012  magazine

    • 2012 in review

  • Setup for Harvest of Talents well under way

  • Safe Ride available for Halloween

  • Weekly Outlook: Cattle prices will continue to rise

  • Lady Eagles split with Mount Pulaski Grade School

  • LC soccer results

  • LC volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 24:

  • New development director spends 1st day checking out the county

  • City of Lincoln leaf pickup dates announced

  • CEL school building plans and new food regulations reviewed

  • Firefighters spend the day at Washington-Monroe School

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • 'Camp Promises' offers safe alternative to trick-or-treat Halloween night

  • Lincoln College honor society set to host Trivia Night fundraiser

  • Fall is the best time to winterize homes
    Tips to keep pipes from freezing and breaking

  • State calls attention to the residents of long-term care in observance of Residents' Rights Month

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'Homer'

  • Lady Eagles win 3rd place at Logan County tournament

  • LC volleyball hosts breast cancer awareness match

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 23:

  • Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership announces new executive director, Brian A. Bergen

  • Mya Brownlee takes a ride with local firefighters

  • City of Lincoln, Main Street Lincoln and park district scare up some 'spook-tacular' fun for Saturday

  • Preventing damage caused by severe weather
    From the Logan County Emergency Management Agency

  • Hollanders 4-H meets to begin year

  • Middletown Presbyterian Church offers fall harvest brunch

  • IDPH and FDA alerting health providers to contact patients receiving some recalled products

  • Poet program Saturday at Vachel Lindsay Home to feature the Lindsay-Masters relationship

  • Department of Insurance announces multistate settlement with AIG

  • Police reports

  • LCHS cross country advances to sectionals

  • LCU volleyball vs. Moody Bible Institute

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 22:

  • Hallie's celebrates 10 years on the square

    • An afternoon with Blossom -- album

  • Germanfest bundles food, family, friends and fun into one great event

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Marching Railers compete at Bands of America Super Regional

  • Road closure on County Highway 22, 600th Avenue

  • Cumberland Presbyterian to host Claude Cole Pancake Breakfast

  • Christian Village to host annual fall festival Nov. 10

  • Papers of Abraham Lincoln receives $300,000 matching grant

  • Recalls announced

  • Community Action Partnership of Central Illinois is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • LC volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 20:

  • Railers use 2nd-half comeback to sink Spartans on Senior Night
    By Justin Tierney

  • Senior Night at Mount Pulaski celebrates 5 outstanding ladies

  • Elyse McCormick October Senior-of-the-Month at Mount Pulaski High School

  • Cameron Jodlowski & other Illinois 4-H'ers head to National 4-H Congress

  • Lunch and Learn program Nov. 6 at Oasis

  • IDOT launches Yellow Dot program
    Details success of previous year, encourages all residents to participate

  • 'Good Agricultural Practices' program to be offered Nov. 9 in Springfield

  • Wallaroos born at Miller Park Zoo

  • Wright fright: Halloween event Oct. 27 at Dana-Thomas House

  • Home Country: A non-artist's hideaway

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 19:

  • ALMH launches new telestroke technology

  • Bill Donath outlines World War I research as historical society meets

  • Police investigate Wednesday night break-in at Uncle Buck's

  • Attorney seeks juvenile court for student who brought handgun to school

  • Road closure on County Highway 22, 600th Avenue

  • Hammered dulcimer workshop scheduled at Dickson Mounds

  • Quinn administration names 6 health care networks to lead transition to coordinated care

  • Police reports

  • Railers take on Olympia on Senior Night, season finale
    By Justin Tierney

  • Senior focus: Dane Eimer
    Part 2: 'One game left. We just want to make the most of the opportunities we have left to play.'
    By Justin Tierney

  • West Lincoln-Broadwell Lady Wolverine basketball

  • LCU volleyball vs. Greenville College

  • AP news

Thursday, Oct. 18:

  • Red Cross provides assistance to Lincoln resident after Wednesday morning fire

  • Zontians attend annual fall conference

  • Flu facts
    From the Logan County Department of Public Health

  • Pie in the sky: Punkin Chuckin' competition encourages pumpkin abuse

  • State regulators crack down on unlicensed sales of colored contact lenses

  • Birth: Connor James Thompson

  • Marriages

  • Police reports

  • Senior focus: Dane Eimer
    Part 1: 'It's just love for the game, I guess. I just play as hard as I can, and it's never giving up.'
    By Justin Tierney

  • Lady Eagles win over West Lincoln-Broadwell

  • LC volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 17:

  • Christopher Harris attorneys allowed to pursue investigation of Dillen Constant

  • Hallie's celebrates 10th anniversary Saturday

  • Bridges of Promise Midwest holds tea in Lincoln

  • Hartem Fall Carnival provides good family fun

  • ALMH Auxiliary holds annual fall meeting

  • Jenifer DeWeese is Community Action Employee of the Quarter

  • Boxelder bugs, bulbs, Master Gardener training
    By John Fulton

  • Civil War Saturdays at Old State Capitol continue with Civil War Camping and Cooking Day

  • Richard Oglesby is the Civil War 'General of the Month' at Old State Capitol

  • Police reports

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 16:

  • City agrees to write a parking ordinance

  • Lincoln Woman's Club fall luncheon Wednesday

  • 4-H Find Out Party Saturday
    Registrations due by Thursday

  • Rachel Morrow takes a ride with local firefighters

  • Medicare Part D open enrollment period going on now
    Department of Insurance offers free counseling on options

  • Federal government takes action on radon gas to prevent lung cancer deaths
    Oct. 15-21 is Radon Awareness Week

  • Wabash College donates Illinois Gov. Yates' papers to Lincoln Presidential Library

  • Statewide Veteran Job Fairs come to Illinois

  • State public health director reports 1 probable case of injection-related meningitis in Illinois

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCHS soccer: After record-setting regular season, Harris-led Railers hope to make postseason noise
    By Justin Tierney

  • LCU volleyball takes 2nd at St. Louis tournament

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Central Illinois gets a taste of the NBA
    Bulls fall late to the Cavs 86-83
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 15:

  • Finance continues to dominate discussions at county board of whole meeting

  • Community comes together to tailgate the 'United Way'

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Little Lambs Day Care celebrates 30 years of service

  • Illinois American Water to conduct annual water main and hydrant flushing in Lincoln starting Wednesday

  • St. John's Germanfest offers family time, German food, polka dancing and crafts

  • Lincoln Heritage Museum welcomes historian, author Guy Fraker

  • ALMH to host blood drive Thursday

  • Time to sign up for the Atlanta Library's annual book group

  • Illinois receives $1 million grant to develop cybersecurity training program for first responders

  • Department of Insurance announces multimillion-dollar settlement with Nationwide

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Katlyn Hasprey finishes T-48th at state tournament

  • Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

  • No. 14 Redbirds rally from 21 down to beat No. 8 YSU 35-28

  • Skydiver breaks sound barrier in record jump

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 13:

  • County hearing on bond issue
    Siltman: $130,000 is a big cut
    Smith: Bonds will not burden taxpayers

    • Opinion: Please be informed -- Logan County bond issue
      By Jan Schumacher

  • Logan County 4-H window display winners for National 4-H Week

  • Peyton Merreighn takes a ride with local firefighters

  • Anna Sielaff is the Zion Lutheran September Student of the Month

  • LMPT adds driver for Mason County

  • Farm Service Agency announces 41 counties in Illinois approved for ECP, with funding still pending

  • USDA announces disaster assistance sign-up for 2011 crop losses

  • Fire safety officials observe Fire Prevention Week with advice to protect homes & families
    Every family should 'Have 2 Ways Out'

  • Abraham Lincoln Down Under

  • Home Country: From solenoids to cellphones

  • Railers can't keep up with Rockets, fall 47-8
    By Justin Tierney

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 12:

  • City may pass a parking ordinance at next week's voting session

  • 7th sales tax payment received for Logan County school facilities

  • Illinois Municipal League meets at Blue Dog Inn

  • Chestnut-Beason Park District nominating petition forms now available

  • October is Head Start Awareness Month

  • Denise Allen named October Employee of the Month at ALMH

  • Veterans of Logan County, make your reservations for the Nov. 4 celebration & dance

  • Autumn Celebration at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Top 10 scams targeting seniors

  • IEMA supports 'Image Gently' campaign

  • Police reports

  • Railer football: 'Tank': a key element as Railers face the Rockets
    By Justin Tierney

  • LC volleyball results

  • LC women's soccer results

  • LCU women's soccer tops Robert Morris

  • AP news

Thursday, Oct. 11:

  • County discusses budget options to cover criminal cases
    Public hearing tonight on issuing new bonds

  • Forgy explains the role of a city engineer to aldermen

  • Prairie Engineers pitches new engineering contracts to city officials

  • Pretty in pink: Lady Toppers host Volley for the Cure night

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Harvest Fare feature of 29th Harvest of Talents

  • West Nile virus detected in Logan County

  • USDA Farm Service Agency prepares to issue CRP and DCP payments

  • Weekly Outlook: Corn and soybean prices searching for support

  • 'Spooktacular Evening with Abe' Oct. 18 at presidential museum

  • Blues and roots music duo at Dickson Mounds Museum

  • Integrity program uncovers nearly $2 million in unemployment insurance fraud
    Inmates face criminal charges, barred from future benefits

  • Hartsburg United Methodist celebrates National Children's Day this Sunday

  • Zion Ladies Aid hosts harvest soup supper

  • Jefferson School rummage sale Tuesday

  • Birth: Kaelynn Nicole Skelton

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 10:

  • Planning commission looks at revisions for comprehensive plan

  • Red Cross provides assistance to Lincoln family after weekend house fire

  • Illinois American Water shares tips for Fire Prevention Week

  • ALMH Auxiliary to host book sale and Gold Refinery event

  • Christian College Fair hosted by Cornerstone Academy in Bloomington on Monday

  • Vonderlieth and Harbor Light Hospice invite community to chat over coffee Oct. 22

  • New geologic data for central Illinois

  • 'Life as a Student in a One Room School' to be presented at Dickson Mounds

  • Signature embroidery day for Lindsay quilt Oct. 20

  • Nursing home oral health care matters

  • Railer golfers fall short of state as a team, but Antoine, Perry advance on their own
    By Justin Tierney

  • LCHS soccer boys win, set more records

  • LC volleyball results

  • LC women's soccer results

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 9:

  • Ideas roll for Logan County bicycle trail master plan

  • Herzog joins State Bank of Lincoln

  • Lincoln College inducts students into academic honors society

  • LCHS Marching Band places 2nd at Metamora

  • Hartsburg Junior High presents a wax museum for Fall Family Reading Night

  • Illinois trappers celebrate 50 years

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • LCHS fall play, 'Lend Me a Tenor,' opens Friday night

  • Lincoln VFW to sponsor blood drive

  • Atlanta Public Library announces new program for seniors

  • Elkhart Historical Society presents 'Christmas According to Hollywood'

  • 'Lincoln's Ladder to the Presidency' author Guy Fraker to speak at Old State Capitol Oct. 16

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • LCHS girls golf sectional results

  • LC men's soccer results

  • LCU women's volleyball Saturday games

  • Redbirds drop to No. 14/16 in national polls

  • ISU's Miller to miss remainder of season with knee injury

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 8:

  • Concerned resident addresses zoning board about quarry

  • The circus came to town Saturday, much to the delight of many

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Woofstock brings people and pets to the park on a beautiful fall day

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

  • Confidential paper shredding & hard drive destruction Saturday

  • Last monthly glass collection for 2012 on Saturday

  • 'Babe' comes to Atlanta Public Library

  • Capitol Steps puts the mock in democracy at Bloomington performance

  • Watercolors class at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • LCHS College and Career Night Oct. 18

  • Atlanta United Methodist Women host winter-wear giveaway Oct. 20

  • Recalls announced

  • Marriages

  • LC volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 6:

  • Lincoln Police Department: Beware of door-to-door handymen preying on seniors

  • Thank you to the community from chamber president

  • On reflection: A measure of the Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival and all its trimmings

  • Gowin family gives love, hope and a home to another at-risk child

  • Opinion: Now hiring -- commander in chief

  • Illinois to receive specialty crop grant funds

  • Barns to be wild: McLean County Barn Quilt Heritage Trail kicks off Oct. 13

  • 'The Yellow Wallpaper' returns to Vachel Lindsay Home Oct. 13

  • Memorial hospital's Festival of Trees seeks volunteers

  • Madigan, attorneys general urge Congress to reject bill reducing oversight of payday lenders

  • Home Country: A bug on the ear for the nonstop talkative

  • Cyclones run through Lincoln, win 62-14
    By Justin Tierney

  • Lady Eagles win against Calvary Temple Saints

  • LCHS soccer boys win, break record

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 5:

  • On 4th try, county's 2013 budget ends too spare

  • Scouts go bald to support Ethan

  • Railer football: The white flag is not out
    By Justin Tierney

  • September in Illinois: cooler and wetter than normal

  • Decatur distributor recalls ground beef sold to restaurants

  • Soldiers' Aid Society event Saturday at Old State Capitol

  • LOESS Gem, Mineral and Fossil Show this weekend at Illinois State Fairgrounds

  • Auditions for 'It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play' Oct. 14

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC volleyball results

  • AP news

Thursday, Oct. 4:

  • Roy Logan honored as Kiwanian of the Year

  • Wednesday night fire does considerable damage to Gavin Street home

  • Woofstock: Anytime Fitness hosts fundraiser for Humane Society of Logan County

  • 2nd annual New Holland Fire Dept. Toys for Tots Cruise-In Oct. 13

  • Terrarium workshop at local Extension office

  • Wind Turbine Technician Academy hosting informational session in Urbana

  • IDES offices closed Monday to observe Columbus Day
    Customers should certify; services available on Internet

  • Gov. Quinn proclaims Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Illinois

  • Free seminar on artery health

  • Gov. Quinn announces TV production reaches record high in Illinois

  • Births:

    • Jaclyn Nicole Dahmm

    • Kayleigh Ann Vest

  • Police reports

  • Lady Railers golf regional results

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • Wronski scores game-winner in 86th minute as ISU prevails 1-0

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 3:

  • Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital recognized for 75 years of membership

  • Community Action names Jacob Sexton as executive director

  • Gianna Massena takes a ride with local firefighters

  • Carroll Catholic Students of the Month for October

  • Lincoln College to present 'Our Town'

  • 'College Illinois!' Prepaid Tuition Program to offer contracts at 2011 rates

  • IDOT, DCEO encourage public use of national historic routes during Scenic Byways Week

  • Lincoln's ties to agriculture & higher ed reflected in new artifact display at presidential museum

  • IEMA encourages people to include pets in disaster preparedness plans

  • Reggie Redbird Day at Miller Park Zoo Sunday

  • Letter: Campaign promises and federal spending

  • Police reports

  • Laura on Life: Ordinary parents

  • IHSA Class 2A Boys Golf Lincoln Regional results

  • ZLS Lady Eagles win against Springfield St. Agnes

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 2:

  • Police report 9 break-ins to downtown businesses overnight

  • Chester-East Lincoln third-graders spend the morning with the Lincoln Fire Department

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

  • Community Action expands utility assistance enrollment

  • Michael Graves receives recognition during Illinois Emergency Management Conference

  • Lincoln Jaycees present 'Terror by the Tracks' Haunted House

  • Fall archery season for deer and turkey open throughout Illinois

  • Memorial's Be Aware Women's Fair returns to Illinois State Fairgrounds in October

  • State receives $2.7 million to fight unemployment insurance fraud and abuse

  • Library notes

  • Police reports

  • LCHS girls golf

  • Olympia girls golf

  • LCHS soccer results

  • LCU men's soccer vs. MacMurray

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 1:

  • CEL potential building plan moves to school board

  • Lincoln Fire Department announces Fire Safety Month poster contest winners
    Department will spend this month visiting local schools

  • Fine weather brightens Together for Lincoln community service day

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

  • A day at Gail's Pumpkin Patch raises awareness for breast cancer

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

    • 'Miss Pink' visits Gail's Pumpkin Patch

  • Lincoln Youth Football 2nd/3rd ends the season undefeated
    Season ends on a high note for all the teams

  • 'Thunder,' 'Lighting' and the 'Energizer Bunny' lead LYF 4th through an undefeated season

  • LCHS Marching Railers win 2nd at Mount Zion

  • LCHS boys hope to make a good golf season great with postseason run
    By Justin Tierney

  • American Legion baseball recruitment night Wednesday

  • Woofstock volunteers needed

  • Fall trout season opens Oct. 20

  • Illinois and the Korean War, October 1952

  • Recalls announced

  • LC volleyball results

  • LC women's golf

  • No. 12 ISU football wins 5th straight, tops South Dakota 34-31

  • AP news

 

 

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