Daily headlines

September 2013

 

Monday, Sept. 30:

  • Logan County and Illinois response teams demonstrate emergency preparedness at home

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • New season of 'Behind the Scenes' to serve up more intrigue

  • 'Reading to Romeo' returns to New Holland-Middletown

  • County meeting minutes:

    • Personnel, July 8

    • Health, July 8

  • From LDN's Fall Home Improvement Magazine

    • Getting your fruit trees and orchard ready for winter

  • Illinois fall trout fishing season opens Oct. 19

  • Michelle Hanneken of IEMA honored by White House as 'Champion of Change'

  • Recalls announced

  • Nobbe Eye Care Center is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC volleyball results

  • LC women's golf results

  • Logan Lanes: Friday Night Mixed

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini cage the RedHawks
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 28:

  • FCS observes Farm Safety Week with local farmer Rick Boyer

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Legion to host quarter auction Sunday

  • Lincoln Public Library to host Halloween costume swap

  • From LDN's Fall Home Improvement Magazine

    • Counting down the days for yard and lawn chores

  • On Lincoln's Mind: Rock Island Arsenal and a governor's pleading

  • Slim Randles' Home Country: Ed or the dogs

  • Central Illinois cucurbit farmer emerging as expert nationwide

  • Reggie Redbird Day at Miller Park Zoo on Sunday

  • Lincoln Presidential Library marks German-American Day Oct. 6

  • Engagement: Wyss-Maxheimer

  • Births:

    • Drake Devon Gorens

    • Charlesa Mae Yeagle

  • Home Country: Ed or the dogs

  • Burgess and the Senators too much for the Railers

  • Lady Toppers and Stags face off in volleyball -- album

  • LCHS golf scores

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 27:

  • Graues kick off 2-day celebration with chamber ribbon-cut

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • County learns more on regional CEDS participation

  • High-speed rail public meeting in Lincoln on Tuesday

  • City to host Community Night in Postville Park

  • Kiwanis installs officers for the new year

  • Cady Lowery: September Senior-of-the-Month at Mount Pulaski High School

  • From LDN's Fall Home Improvement Magazine

    • The history and folklore of chimney sweeps

  • State accepting sustainable agriculture grant applications

  • State police to post approves courses for firearms training

  • Writing club to meet Oct. 8

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCHS golf scores

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 26:

  • Frustrations come to a head between city and tourism bureau

  • Lincoln College honor society to host quarter auction Friday

  • HSLC to host blessing of animals and dedicate new pet cemetery Oct. 5

  • 7th annual cruise-in at Mill planned for Oct. 12

  • Lincoln Jaycees now accepting Angel Tree applications online

  • NH-M teachers trained in use of Google apps

  • From LDN's Fall Home Improvement Magazine

    • Getting your fireplace ready

  • Memorial's Be Aware Women's Fair returns to state fairgrounds in October

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC men's soccer results

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 25:

  • County: Paulus remembered; new phone system;  raises; dog & cat sale; and electric substation approved

  • Volunteers spruce up Mill for October car show

  • Health dept. and EMA host Family Preparedness Day this Saturday

  • Roger McCoy named ALMH September Employee of the Month

  • Breaking new ground? USDA's Farm Service Agency provides cautionary reminders for Illinois farmers

  • Illinois State Police Heritage Foundation displays John Dillinger death mask

  • Community blood drive at Farmers Bank in Mount Pulaski

  • LC women's soccer results

  • LCU men's soccer wins big over CCCB

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 24:

  • Woofstock at Kickapoo Creek Park a howling good time for a cause

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Logan County clerk introduces online access
    Special meeting Friday afternoon

  • Tourism to host geocaching kickoff party this weekend

  • LCHS presents 'All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten'

  • IDES chosen for veteran employment initiative
    Army UCX to use social media to drive vet job search

  • New Salem program Saturday welcomes expert on Lewis and Clark trek

  • Lincoln College sports reports

  • LCU women's soccer wins big over Stephens

  • LCU volleyball wins 1 out of 4 over weekend

  • Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

  • Illinois basketball season tips off Saturday with Illini Street Jam

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 23:

  • Blood, sweat and tears of joy
    Another Together for Lincoln done

  • 6th annual Together for Lincoln brings out the best of Lincoln

    • Album 01  |  Album 02  |  Album 03

    • Album 04  |  Album 05  |  Album 06

    • Album 07  |  Album 08  |  Album 09

    • Album 10  |  Album 11  |  Album 12

    • Album 13  |  Album 14  |  Album 15

  • Bluegrass brings pleasure to many

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Should you read this? Banned books on exhibit at Lincoln Public Library

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • It's roll-making time for the Harvest of Talents

  • Development partnership plans 2nd annual Night Golf Outing

  • Young Professionals Network to host downtown loft tours

  • New Holland Fire Protection District uses grant to decrease personnel response time in emergencies

  • American Legion auxiliaries hosting campaign event

  • Soil moisture levels remain lower than normal in Illinois

  • Recalls announced

  • Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • New professional license report online

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC men's soccer results

  • LC volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes: Friday Night Mixed

  • No. 24 Redbirds open newly renovated Hancock Stadium with 31-17 win

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 21:

  • Bluegrass comes to Hickory Lane Campground

  • Group salvages architectural materials in central Illinois

    • Album

  • Civil War Ball brings 1860s style to the ballroom

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

    • Album 4  |  Album 5

  • Local pastry chef brings a taste of the Big Apple to Lincoln

  • Banned-books display at Lincoln Public Library

  • Elkhart fall dinner lecture Oct. 13: Experience South Africa and sample its cuisine from the comfort of your chair

  • On Lincoln's Mind: A plea for help from the frontier

  • IEMA offers free training on radon reduction systems for home contractors, code officials

  • Home Country: When you need a new float thingie

  • Railers could not survive Titan wrath

  • LCHS boys soccer results

  • LCHS swim team results

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 20:

  • Lincoln College to present 'The Tempest' at Creekside

  • Illinois American Water to flush lines

  • Senior farmers market coupons available Monday

  • Logan County Animal Control offers discounts on pet adoptions

  • Atlanta United Methodist Women will host winter wear giveaway

  • Edward Jones representative to host seminar: 'A Woman's Guide to Money Matters'

  • U of I news: Wetlands more cost-effective in nutrient removal, but multiple payments would be of uncertain value

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • LC volleyball results

  • LCU soccer teams lose to Blackburn

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 19:

  • Oglesby bridge to be demolished next month

  • Chester-East Lincoln School renovations celebrated

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Woofstock coming to Kickapoo Park this weekend

  • DAR marks beginning of a new year

  • Illinois Stewardship Alliance publishes legal guide for farmers

  • Vachel Lindsay Home welcomes two poets Saturday

  • IDOT establishes Illinois State Freight Advisory Council

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 18:

  • County Briefs: Airport improvements, dogs & cats on sale, and more

  • Railsplitter Civil War Ball to be held Friday evening

  • 2nd annual Dan Tackett Bluegrass Jam kicks off Friday

  • ALMH Auxiliary purchases pulse oximeters for OB Unit

  • Book Look: 'Back to Front and Upside Down'

  • State recognizes adult day service providers during awareness week Sept. 15-21

  • A former mayor, Maria Rodriguez, to run for lt. gov. with Brady

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Youth Football: Railers' defense key to 12-6 victory over the Jr. Crimson

  • LCHS women's golf scores

  • LC men's soccer results

  • LC women's soccer results

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 17:

  • County to purchase new phone system; new positions still undecided; 3 pct salary increase budgeted for nonunion employees

  • State Farm agents present check supporting Art & Balloon Festival

  • Health dept. offers flu vaccine

  • Woman's Club fall kickoff tea Wednesday

  • YMCA notes

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

  • America's other drug problem: prescriptions not taken

  • Supreme Court approves cameras in 6th District

  • Hunting and fishing 1830s-style at New Salem historic site Saturday and Sunday

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCU volleyball wins at tri-match

  • LCU women's soccer gets romped by Grace

  • Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 16:

  • Lincoln Rural Fire receives donation of lifesaving equipment

  • The Mill on 66 fall cleanup day Wednesday
    Volunteers welcome; open for tours

  • Route 66 soccer tournament brings crowds to Lincoln

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Logan County sales tax payment received for schools

  • Michael Trotter sentenced to 10 years on drug charges

  • Logan County sales tax payment received for schools

  • Photo contest at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Madigan: Panel denies Big Tobacco claim

  • Recalls announced

  • Hicksgas-Lincoln Branch is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Hampton Inn volleyball tournament at LCHS

  • Logan Lanes: Friday Night Mixed

  • No. 9 Eastern Illinois tops No. 16 Illinois State in Mid-America Classic

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 14:

  • Even if it means kissing a pig... Culver's manager appreciates Logan County farmers

  • Volunteer slots filled for this year's Together for Lincoln, but you can still help

  • Lincoln Christian University to host comedian Michael Jr.

  • LCGHS meets Monday evening

  • Health dept. reports West Nile death in Logan County

  • Outdoors with Babe Winkelman: Very, very venison

  • Slim Randles'  Home Country: Closer to the finish line

  • AmeriCorps funds now available

  • Fraud alert: Grandparent scam continues to trick people out of money

  • Presidential library obtains Lincoln family letters

  • Birth: Jacob Leslie Sherren

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Outdoors with Babe Winkelman: Very, very venison

  • Home Country: Closer to the finish line

  • The short-handed Railers fall short to Southeast

  • WLB baseball results

  • LCHS boys soccer results

  • LCHS girls swim results  (PDF)

  • LCHS golf results

  • LC men's soccer results

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 13:

  • City will take action to help cockroach-infested neighborhood

  • County budgeters still trimming to preserve reserve
    Highway and Regional Office of Education heads request funds

  • Health dept. reports West Nile death in Logan County

  • Lincoln Rotary Club takes time to clean up road

  • Voices needed for LAMS holiday concert season

  • Rita B. Garman elected as next Supreme Court chief justice

  • 'The Fiery Trial: Civil War Stories by Candlelight' to be presented at 5 Springfield sites

  • WLB baseball drops game to Williamsville

  • LC volleyball wins 5-set match with Danville

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 12:

  • Lincoln remembers a devastating day with Prayer in the Park -- album

  • St. John UCC to host Christian Carnival on Sunday

  • Oasis to host Lunch and Learn on Tuesday

  • Harvest of Talents adds new feature to this year's event

  • Column: Fall lawn care, syrphid flies
    By John Fulton

  • State health dept. urges awareness, education during National Suicide Prevention Week

  • U of I news: Sharing the risks and costs of biomass crops

  • Law to fight fraud, protect workers identifies $33M
    Misclassification, personal liability laws also help taxpayers 

  • Department of Insurance announces multimillion-dollar settlement with Transamerica

  • Birth: Beau Daniel Steinberg

  • LC women's soccer results

  • LCU men's soccer vs. Emmaus Bible College

  • LCU volleyball vs. Greenville College

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 11:

  • City police seize 18 pounds of cannabis Monday afternoon

  • Battle with Gordon McCann nears a final and positive end

  • New electrical substation to go south of Lincoln

  • Dugan announces run for re-election

  • Emily Messner is ZLS Student of the Month

  • August and summer were cool and dry in Illinois

  • Iroquois County man arrested for child pornography

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC cross country results

  • LCU volleyball wins 4 at tournament

  • ISU remains in top 20 in both national FCS polls

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 10:

  • Logan County hosts new resource location service for emergency managers
    EMCOM, Part 1

  • Chamber seeks opinions on this year's festival

  • Mount Pulaski honors Gasaway and Butkovich, 2 beloved coaches

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Fall Farm Day at Gail's Pumpkin Patch brings in nice crowds in spite of the heat

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

  • Lynn Spellman discusses the Underground Railroad in Stark County

  • Illinois farmers lend a helping hand

  • Cyber Aces to find cybersecurity talent

  • NAPA Auto Parts is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • LCU men's soccer falls to Great Lakes

  • LCU women's soccer loses big to Maranatha

  • Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 9:

  • LCHS board to sell $1M in bonds for improvements; passes balanced budget with full-time officer on grounds

  • Chicken dinner and talent show bring crowd to Atlanta Fall Festival -- album

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival

    • Friday night at the Mount Pulaski Fall Festival -- album

    • Friday night Little Miss and Cutest Little Farmer contests -- album

    • Saturday afternoon at the Mount Pulaski Fall Festival

      • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

    • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival Parade

      • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

      • Album 4  |  Album 5  |  Album 6

      • Album 7  |  Album 8  |  Album 9

    • Out and about at the fall festival

      • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

      • Album 4  |  Album 5  |  Album 6

  • Gov. Quinn announces $12.5M for construction projects in Logan County

  • 3rd annual Moving Forward 5K -- register now

  • Lincoln Jaycees need volunteers and donations for haunted house

  • U of I Extension garden article: Harvesting herbs

  • Water and energy conservation effort wins national recognition, saves Illinois business and government $6M

  • Papers of Abraham Lincoln receives grant to store digital images of documents

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC women's golf results

  • LC women's soccer results

  • LC volleyball results

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 7:

  • Locally certified downtown historic district offers greater benefits

  • Former minister Gene Shepherd to be speaker for Harvest of Talents Celebration Sunday

  • Community Action utility assistance program begins

  • Humane Society of Logan County to offer classes for investigators

  • Hunter safety course offered in Mount Pulaski

  • Summer climate statistics  (National Weather Service)

  • Home Country: Remembering state fair time

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

  • Does how you feel about money affect your wealth?

  • Strong 1st half for the Railers but out of gas in 2nd half

  • LCHS boys soccer vs. Washington

  • Illinois announces 2013-14 men's basketball schedule

  • Muller announces ISU 2013-14 nonconference schedule

  • Game times and opponents finalized for USF Golden Gate Challenge

  • MVC releases ISU 2013-2014 conference schedule

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 6:

  • Nonunion county employees ask to have raises protected

  • Some Illinois counties record moderate drought conditions
    Is it déjà vu all over again?

  • Lincoln Low Vision Support Group to meet Monday

  • Bonanza Steakhouse to honor first responders

  • First Cumberland Presbyterian Church to celebrate 100 years on Broadway Street

  • Park district notes

  • Red Cross encourages households to plan for emergencies

  • Volunteer orientation begins Sept. 19 at Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

  • Atlanta Fall Festival going on this weekend

  • Police reports

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 5:

  • Nichols announces 4th and final run for Logan County sheriff

  • Mount Pulaski history books offered for sale this weekend

  • Lincoln College to induct inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame class

  • Conviction reports from Logan County state's attorney   (PDF)

  • Audra's Studio of Dance hosts 'Spotlight on the Studio'

  • Amy Butler joins Seth Goodman at ME Realty

  • Gov. Quinn proclaims September 'National Preparedness Month' in Illinois

  • Let Social Security help guide you to work

  • Poet Dan Guillory to appear at Vachel Lindsay Home on Saturday

  • Department of Insurance July disciplinary report available online

  • WLB pitchers throw combined no-hitter

  • LCHS boys soccer wins in shutout against Lanphier

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 4:

  • Mayor provides deciding vote; utility tax passes

  • Local farmer donates sweet corn to Peoria Area Food Bank

  • A daring theft in Elkhart

  • Salt Creek bridge issue leads to trains loading and unloading in Lincoln on Tuesday
    Note: As of Wednesday morning, Amtrak service has been restored.

  • Gov. Quinn proclaims September as 'Recovery Month' in Illinois

  • David Davis Mansion welcomes all kinds of cars for auto show Saturday

  • Letters:

    • A big thank-you to sponsors and volunteers of 40th annual Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival

    • Gas prices during Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival

    • How sales tax improved teaching and learning this year
      Thank-you letter

    • Class of '68 and LCHS Foundation help students get diplomas

  • Illinois Supreme Court to convene in Chicago

  • Mary Todd's Hallmark is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Elkhart's Chris Urish wins Horn 100 at DuQuoin

  • LCU men's soccer handles CCCB

  • LCU women's soccer wins season opener

  • LCU volleyball opens season with 3 wins

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 3:

  • Council heats up over kilowatts and therms
    Utility tax discussions -- Part 4

  • Breaking news
    Salt Creek bridge issue leads to trains loading and unloading in Lincoln on Tuesday

  • A fire tale: The Oasis will rise from the ashes

  • Monthly recycling collections Sept. 14

    • Electronics  |  Glass

  • Lincoln Christian University to participate in college fair

  • Recalls announced

  • July Financial and Professional Regulation disciplinary report now available online

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LYF Railers fall to Chatham Red Titans 26-7

  • LC cross country at Titan Open

  • LC men's soccer takes 2 in 'Kick for the Cure'

  • LC volleyball at Oakton triangular

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

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