Daily headlines

September 2012

 

Saturday, Sept. 29:

  • Partnership fundraiser brings a new twist to golf

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Internship Fair offers LCU students opportunities for education and career

  • Dump truck loses load of meat scraps near Emden

  • Gail’s Pumpkin Patch offering the best of fall décor and treats, plus 'Paint the Patch Pink' this weekend

  • LCHS announces crew members for fall play

  • Railers taken down by Tornadoes 36-0
    By Justin Tierney

  • American Legion baseball recruitment night Wednesday

  • Candlelight Walk at Lincoln’s New Salem Oct. 5 & 6

  • Museum hosts primitive encampment during annual scenic drive

  • Memorial Medical Center offers free hearing screenings

  • Home Country: If you miss the bus, it's a long walk

  • LCHS soccer results

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 28:

  • Logan Mason Public Transportation cuts the ribbon on a new venture

  • Community enjoys an evening in Melrose Park

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

  • Railer notes: Senior linemen lead Lincoln into rival territory against Taylorville
    By Justin Tierney

  • Mason City Area Nursing Home names new administrator

  • Parents and professionals invited to symposium on play and early child learning

  • IDOT invites students to design art for rain barrels

  • New trade leads developed on Illinois grain industry tour

  • Police reports

  • Scenes from Carroll Catholic School basketball tournament

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 27:

  • Christopher Harris will admit to killing one member of the Raymond Gee family

  • Volunteers still needed as organizers make final preparations for Together for Lincoln

  • Local caretakers learn how to prevent falls in the home

  • Nominating petitions now available for 2013 LCHS school board election

  • Logan County Democrats host 'Grab & Go' pork BBQ Oct. 3

  • 'Teen Tech Thursdays' kick off at the Atlanta Public Library Oct. 4

  • Confirmed case of salmonella in central Illinois linked to peanut butter

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • For Hartem coach, it's Golf 101
    By Justin Tierney

  • LCHS soccer defeats Taylorville

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 26:

  • Aldermen question engineering costs for Oglesby Avenue bridge

  • Early morning diesel fuel spill on I-55

  • NFL Punt, Pass & Kick contest produces 6 local winners

  • Logan County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Thursday

  • Lincoln Wal-Mart will host 'Turn on the Power of the Pink' mammogram van

  • Immanuel Lutheran will host old-fashioned hymn sing

  • Lincoln Kiwanis Club to sponsor blood drive at Lincoln Masonic Center

  • William Fitzsimmons in Bloomington on Thursday

  • Fall tree care
    By John Fulton

  • Insurance for crops following a cover crop

  • Letter: Logan County Family Preparedness Day

  • IEMA initiative receives 'Bright Ideas' recognition

  • Book Look: 'Eight Keys'

  • Laura on Life: A science family

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • NFL Punt, Pass & Kick contest produces 6 local winners

  • LCU men's soccer vs. Central Christian College of the Bible

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 25:

  • Finance committee collects board opinions on nonunion employee raises for 2013

  • Cronin Brothers VFW Post 1756 is alive and doing pretty well in Lincoln

  • Warmer, stormy the rest of week

  • Motorcycle versus deer accident near Mount Pulaski

  • 'Paint the Patch Pink': Health department works with community to promote breast cancer awareness

  • Tierney column: Despite small roster, inspirational Railers rewarded with homecoming win
    By Justin Tierney

  • 'Healing' -- Jason Hoffman art exhibit comes to Lincoln Art Institute

  • Play day has serious message on preparedness

  • Drought update: Short-term concerns eased

  • Registration open for Miller Park Zoo classes

  • What if Lincoln kept a diary? Biographer to speak Oct. 2 at presidential museum

  • Police reports

  • LCU volleyball at Prairie Fire Invitational

  • LCU men's soccer vs. Faith Baptist Bible College

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 24:

  • Downtown Revitalization Committee hosts public meeting
    Part 3: A fresh look for downtown landmarks

  • Committee discusses future of business in Logan County: wind farms, quarry, business incubator, TIF district, CEDS

  • City of Lincoln Q&A: creating a TIF district

  • Illinois American Water rate adjustment approved by Illinois Commerce Commission

  • LCHS Marching Band takes 1st at Dwight

  • Thank you to the community from chamber president

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

  • 13th annual Germanfest at St. John United Church of Christ Oct. 20

  • Employment opportunity for veterans

  • Memorial launches neurointerventional services for stroke care

  • Recalls announced

  • Lincoln Public Library is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Births:

    • Rylan Lyle Aper

    • R'irianna Lyric Gause

    • Catherine 'Catey' Mae Sheley

  • Police reports

  • Lady Toppers defeat Hartem Stags Thursday night

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • LYF 2nd/3rd-grade White stays perfect, beating Rochester 35-0

  • LYF 4th grade defeats the undefeated Springfield

  • LC women's golf results

  • Redbirds 4-0 for 1st time since 1967, top WIU 23-3

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 22:

  • Rain can't chase away a homecoming parade

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

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

    • Album 9   |   Album 10  |   Album 11  |   Album 12

  • Railers upset Senators in thriller for happy homecoming
    By Justin Tierney

  • Shots from Thursday night's LCHS powder puff football game

  • Windy today with temperatures falling and possibility of frost tonight

  • 'Just clowning around': Carlee and Charlie spread the word about the Kelly Miller Circus

  • Regions Bank and Coldwell Banker Cornerstone offer a curb service cookout

  • LCHS to present 'Lend Me a Tenor'

  • 'See You at the Pole' Wednesday

  • 'Cool Ceramics' at the Atlanta Public Library

  • Atlanta United Methodist Church adds 3rd worship service

  • Early days of flight come to Bloomington with 1929 Ford Tri-Motor

  • Small business summit for veterans

  • 'The Fiery Trial: Civil War Stories by Candlelight' to be presented at 6 Springfield historic sites

  • Tickets on sale for 'The Heavens are Hung in Black' at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum

  • Letter: Apology to crossing guard

  • Home Country: A visit to the principal's office

  • LCHS cross country results at Athens meet

  • Lincoln College men's soccer results

  • LC volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 21:

  • Downtown Revitalization Committee hosts public meeting
    Part 2: Vision, goals, assets and hurdles

  • ALMH earns 'Top Performer on Key Quality Measures' recognition from Joint Commission

  • Hartem FFA hosts section officer and greenhand leadership training

    • Hartem FFA hosts section officer and greenhand leadership training -- album

  • FCS feeds farmers in the field at the Matt Haseley farm

  • History in the skies over central Illinois: Ford Tri-Motor

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Schriber and Miller explain camping and hunting on the Illinois prairie

  • Logan Mason Public Transportation will host ribbon-cut

  • Community night Thursday at Melrose Park

  • After season away, Heidbreder leads Railers into homecoming week battle with Springfield
    By Justin Tierney

  • Soil testing
    By Jennifer Fishburn, University of Illinois Extension

  • Illinois State Police director applauds Zone 1 investigators and DeKalb County prosecutors on 55-year-old cold case conviction

  • Police reports

  • Lincoln Youth Football K1 loses to Williamsville

  • LYF 2nd-3rd-grade White stays unbeaten

  • Lady Railer golf team recognizes seniors in the final home match of their career

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 20:

  • Downtown Revitalization Committee hosts public meeting
    Part 1: Examining current conditions

  • Kroger recalls spinach over Listeria risk

  • Together for Lincoln receives grant from Woods Foundation

  • Lynx head swim coach resigns position

  • Rachel Allen is Mount Pulaski High School September Senior-of-the-Month

  • Illinois funds 6 community projects for integrated patient care

  • IDOT, secretary of state and AAA launch National Child Passenger Safety Week

  • Crop insurance reminders for those affected by aflatoxin

  • Weekly Outlook: Early corn harvest and Sept. 1 stocks

  • Agricultural and biological engineering at U of I ranked top in the nation

  • Free seminar at Memorial on traumatic brain injury

  • Birth: Avery Ruth Brady

  • LCHS soccer results

  • Lynx head swim coach resigns position

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 19:

  • County to seek $1 million in bonds to cover murder trials

  • Breaking news: Lockdown at Illini Central 

    • Scenes from Illini Central School today

  • NAG annual breakfast Sunday in Elkhart

  • NFL Punt, Pass & Kick contest Sunday

  • Date change for development partnership's night golf outing in Atlanta

  • Community Action Partnership emergency food pantry hours

  • Community Action board meeting notice

  • Tickets on sale now for Kelly Miller Circus

  • Illinois agriculture groups to host 'Meet the Buyers' event for local fruit and vegetable farmers

  • Engagement announcement: Tripplett-Lee

  • Lincoln Writer's Club will meet Oct. 9

  • Laura on Life: My 700th

  • NFL Punt, Pass & Kick contest Sunday

  • Lincoln 2nd-3rd White Saturday game results

  • LYF 4th-grade team keeps its perfect record Saturday against Jacksonville

  • LCHS tennis results

  • LC women's soccer results

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 18:

  • By unanimous vote, city goes to 4 wards

  • Route 66 Shootout dubbed 'an incredible weekend'

  • Bank robbed in Chestnut

  • State recognizes September as Healthy Aging Month, urges seniors to get flu shots

  • Illinois Energy Office announces recycling and food composting grants now available

  • IDNR 'Field Trip Packs' at Dickson Mounds

  • 'Poets in the Parlor' Saturday at Vachel Lindsay Home to feature Maureen Flannery

  • Schneider Chiropractic Center is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Birth: Rylin Christopher Lawson

  • 'Woofstock' -- Humane Society fundraiser

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • WLB baseball at Springfield Christian Regional

  • LCHS golf

  • LCHS tennis

  • LCU women's soccer shuts out Robert Morris

  • LCU women's volleyball has perfect weekend

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 17:

  • Late-day posting: Authorities release information regarding weekend tragedies

  • An old oak makes its way home to Lincoln
    Thanks to Gene Hickey and the Logan County Mounted Police

    • An old oak makes its way home to Lincoln -- album

  • Railsplitter: Saturday at the festival

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

    • Album 4  |  Album 5  |  Album 6

    • Album 7  |  Album 8  |  Album 9

  • 'Pleasant Sage' plays to a full house -- album

  • Day ends with a barn dance -- album

  • The 42nd annual National Railsplitting Contest produces 11-time winner -- album

  • Today's weather starts with quiet fog; possible wind, rain and cooler temps expected as front pushes through

  • County reviews its insurance providers

  • YouthQuake hosts block party at Full Gospel Evangelistic Center

  • Visual arts by local artists offered during a showing and auction at the Lincoln Art Institute and Think Tank

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini cruise past Charleston Southern
    Illinois wins 44-0
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • Historical society meeting tonight features Sam Schriber and Marshall Miller

  • Boy Scout Merit Badge Day at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Recalls announced

  • Dog wash Saturday

  • LC cross country results

  • LC men's golf results

  • LC volleyball results

  • No. 15 ISU wins double-OT thriller 54-51 over EIU

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini cruise past Charleston Southern
    Illinois wins 44-0
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 15:

  • 2-vehicle fatal crash on Lincoln Parkway

  • Lincoln man dies of apparent suicide (posted Sunday at 8:45 a.m.)

  • LCHS superintendent offers relaxed coffee with serious interest to listen

  • 42nd Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Festival kicks off with a Civil War Ball -- album

  • Lincoln Christian Church presents 20th Musical Offering for World Hunger

  • Connie Haseley named September Employee of the Month at ALMH

  • Lincoln Woman's Club meeting announcements

  • LCU to host golf scramble

  • Warmest year to date for the Midwest, near normal August

  • Sen. Brady named 'Champion of Free Enterprise' by state chamber

  • 'A Call to Arms' Sept. 22 at Old State Capitol

  • Home Country: Fall musings

  • Railers keep 1st half close before falling to Chatham 63-14
    By Justin Tierney

    • Railers keep 1st half close before falling to Chatham 63-14 -- album

  • LCHS soccer takes down Springfield Lutheran

  • LCU volleyball tops RMU

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 14:

  • County FY13 budget: Bonds expected to cover major criminal trial costs

  • Local pantry serving families in tough times

    • Local pantry serving families in tough times -- album

  • Newest and oldest quilts were favorites in Mount Pulaski

  • Current version of GED test to expire at end of 2013

  • Lincoln Theater 4 presents 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'

  • LCU announces fall campus visit day

  • 1st central Illinois human West Nile virus cases

  • FEMA highlights National Preparedness Month

  • IDOT launches new video series on current transportation topics

  • Park district notes

  • Railers hope to stun highly touted Titans
    By Justin Tierney

  • LCU men's soccer vs. Eureka

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 13:

  • Tierney column: Hero teacher Schonauer had shown character before -- as a Railer
    By Justin Tierney

  • Lincoln Futbol Club to host Route 66 Shootout tournament this weekend

  • Public meeting to discuss downtown revitalization and redevelopment planning

  • Upcoming blood drives in Logan County

  • 'Lunch and Learn' Sept. 25 at Oasis Senior Center

  • It's time to get your flu shot
    No excuses -- you cannot get the flu from a flu shot

  • Upcoming NAP sales closing dates for 2013 crops

  • Blacksmith classes at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Lincoln Futbol Club to host Route 66 Shootout tournament this weekend

  • LCHS girls golf

  • LCHS boys soccer

  • LCHS girls tennis

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 12:

  • City reviews plan for redistricting to 4 wards

  • Crime runs amok in 'Pleasant Sage' with just a twist of humor

    • Crime runs amok in 'Pleasant Sage' with just a twist of humor -- album

  • Dan Tackett Bluegrass Jam comes to Railsplitting Festival

  • Family Preparedness Day Saturday at Scully Park

  • Health department to offer flu vaccine

  • Local Legion posts receive special recognition at national convention

  • Lifeline Awareness Week

  • USDA grants available to improve housing for farmworkers

  • 'Civil War Saturdays' starting at Old State Capitol

  • Birth: Piper Annmarie Craig

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Fruit loops

  • Lincoln Youth Football:

    • Lincoln 2-3 Green vs. Springfield Boomers

    • Lincoln 2-3 White vs. Springfield

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 11:

  • Fall dairy farm tour full of nice surprises -- album

  • NWS Lincoln upgrading Doppler radar in October

  • 6th sales tax payment received for Logan County school facilities

  • LCHS to host 'Coffee with the Superintendent'

  • Senior farmers market coupons available Thursday at Oasis

  • Bean and Sorrentino recognized at Illinois Emergency Management Conference

  • Agriculture Secretary Vilsack extends emergency grazing to assist farmers and ranchers affected by drought

  • Protect Your Groundwater Day is Sept. 11

  • Gov. Quinn's Mortgage Relief Project to visit Champaign

  • 'The Jury in Lincoln's America' book discussion Sept. 20 at presidential museum

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • LCHS golf results

  • LCU volleyball at Illinois Wesleyan tournament

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 10:

  • Atlanta Fall Festival

    • Atlanta's Fall Festival sees great turnout

      • Album 1

    • 'Atlanta's Got Talent' parade

      • Album 1  |  Album 2

      • Album 3  |  Album 4

    • Family and friends enjoy fun and food at the Atlanta City Park

      • Album 1  |  Album 2

      • Album 3  |  Album 4

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival

    • Betty Carlson Kay thrills the audience with tales of women in the war

    • Cooper, Cherry and Stewart win titles at Mount Pulaski Fall Festival

    • Baking contest, kiddie tractor pulls, chili contest

      • Album 1  |  Album 2

      • Album 3  |  Album 4

    • Waiting for the parade

      • Album 1  |  Album 2

    • The parade and the Little People

      • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

      • Album 4  |  Album 5  |  Album 6

      • Album 7

    • Courthouse foundation quilt show -- album

    • Saturday night fun

      • Spaghetti-eating contest

      • 'Jukebox Junkie' game show

  • Foundation strives to keep courthouse thriving

  • Harris attorney will consider change of venue

  • Vintage 1929 Ford Tri-Motor aircraft coming to Bloomington

  • Recalls announced

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • 'Thunder' and 'Lightning' strike again

  • WLB baseball

  • Hampton Inn high school volleyball tournament results

  • LCHS cross country results at Peoria Invite

  • LC volleyball results

  • LCU men's and women's soccer results

  • Railer football: Games, stories and scores

  • Redbirds get 1st FBS win since '91, upend Eastern Michigan 31-14

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 8:

  • Development partnership hosts night golf outing to support mission

  • Lincoln native takes heroic action during Normal High School shooting Friday

  • In honor of Grandparents Day observance, state praises grandparents raising grandchildren

  • Men's prostate health event at Memorial

  • Drought fueling deer disease in Illinois, Midwest

  • Home Country: Moves that will quiet the grandchildren

  • Spartans slip by Railers on last-second field goal
    By Justin Tierney

  • LYF 4 has an undefeated season thus far ... Friday game in pictures

  • Lincoln College cross country results at EIU Walt Crawford Open

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 7:

  • Mount Pulaski Courthouse Foundation dinner and reception honors Marilyn Tanner-Blasiar and Darrell Knauer

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Public hearing for land rezoning to quarry limestone draws crowd

    • Property owner enters rezoning process that could bring new rock quarry
      -- album

    • The current setting around the rock quarry and potential mining operation site -- album

  • Together for Lincoln seeking volunteers

  • Special meeting at the Masonic Lodge Sept. 18

  • Schweitzer shares stories of 1984 winning season with Railers
    By Justin Tierney

  • IEMA hosts summit to develop new state homeland security strategy

  • National Preparedness Month: State health dept. urges public to 'Be Informed, Get Ready' for emergencies

  • Memorial to host free seminar on joint replacement surgery

  • John A. 'Black Jack' Logan program Tuesday at presidential library

  • Lady Railers golf

  • LCHS soccer results

  • Lincoln volleyball tournament pairings

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 6:

  • Depleted rock quarry seeks new site:

    • Landowners seek rezoning of land

    • Regional planning commission reviews land use

  • City votes to move forward with TIF district

  • Ayars, Oller and Woolard join Prairie Engineers of Illinois

  • Monthly electronics recycling notice
    Habitat can once again take TVs

  • Near-normal August after hot, dry summer for Illinois

  • Farm Credit announces field meals program for National Farm Safety & Health Week

  • Weekly Outlook: Questions about corn acreage

  • John Pope is Civil War 'General of the Month' at Old State Capitol

  • Battle of Antietam program Sept. 13 at presidential museum

  • Another $46 million in benefit fraud identified
    New program's 2nd phase fights waste, fraud and abuse

  • Police reports

  • LC volleyball results

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 5:

  • CEL planning renovations to meet newer educational needs

  • LCHS hearing notice

  • Guy Fraker, lawyer & author, to be main speaker at Mount Pulaski Courthouse Foundation awards banquet

  • July firehouse news

  • Community Action utility assistance program begins

  • Lincoln Jaycees Haunted House looking for volunteers

  • Let's look at lawns
    By John Fulton, University of Illinois Extension

  • July firehouse news

  • Olympia FFA Alumni Chapter August meeting notes

  • 150th anniversary: Emancipation Proclamation goes on display today at Lincoln Presidential Museum

  • Dickson Mounds Museum to feature Saturday afternoon movie, 'Our Town'

  • Deer behavior program with slides Sunday afternoon at Dickson Mounds

  • Miller Park Zoo closing early Saturday for ZooDo fundraiser

  • Laura on Life: Spoon-feeding grammar and vegetables

  • WLB baseball

  • LCHS cross country

  • LCHS golf

  • LCHS soccer

  • Lincoln volleyball schedule change

  • Lincoln College men's soccer wins 1, loses 1

  • Lincoln College women's soccer results

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • Lady Toppers cruise to their 3rd victory of the season

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 4:

  • Rain doesn't dampen spirits at Zion Family Fun Fest

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • LCHS approaches tough times with balanced budget

  • Atlanta Public Library: Saturdays on the Lawn presents MusicFest 2012

  • Lincoln Christian Church to host Ladies Day Saturday

  • What do scary speeches and cavities have in common? Xerostomia
    By Lee Gurga, DDS, Apple Dental Center

  • It's apple-picking time!
    By Jennifer Fishburn, University of Illinois Extension

  • Drought prompts IDOT to permit hay loads on interstates

  • State announces LIHEAP priority enrollment begins today

  • Lincoln's New Salem Traditional Music & Bluegrass Festival Friday & Saturday

  • 'Spirits of the Civil War' Saturday at Lincoln Tomb

  • 'If I Were Santa Claus' essay contest to complement historic Santa exhibit at presidential museum

  • Letter: The labor movement (unions) brought us Labor Day

  • State receives a federal CAPP grant for consumer health insurance portal

  • Recalls announced

  • Stacy's Family Pharmacy is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Engagement announcement: Seacat-Cook

  • Lincoln Youth Football K-1 team

  • Lincoln Youth Football 2nd-3rd grade

  • LC hires new assistant softball coach

  • Lincoln College cross country results

  • Lincoln Christian University men's soccer

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini corral the Broncos
    Illinois beats Western Michigan 24-7
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • ISU cruises to 56-14 victory in season opener vs. Dayton

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 3: Labor Day holiday

Saturday, Sept. 1:

  • Labor Day safety precautions
    From Dan Fulscher, Logan County EMA

  • American Red Cross safety tips for a potentially wet holiday weekend

  • Illinois State Police launch 'Operation Fatal 4' for Labor Day holiday weekend

  • National Preparedness Month: IEMA encourages people to prepare for disasters

  • Eeten and Bone win Parish Nurse scholarships

  • Tyler Urish elected to Southern Illinois Student Senate

  • Lincoln defeats Lanphier in soggy home opener
    By Justin Tierney

  • Wanted! Participants for Hoops on the Hill 3-on-3 tournament

  • Calling all cars ...
    All-vehicle open show Sept. 8 at David Davis Mansion

  • Illinois and the Korean War, September 1952

  • Madigan, 36 attorneys general reach landmark settlement with Janssen Pharmaceuticals

  • Home Country: A yard sale lights up life again

  • Lincoln College men's soccer results

  • AP news

 

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