Daily headlines

April 2012

 

Monday, April 30:

  • Lincoln Farmer's Market opens for the season

  • Master Gardeners annual plant sale marks another successful year

  • Mount Pulaski Spring Street closed this week

  • Elkhart NAG plant sale, townwide garage sales and sidewalk sales Friday and Saturday

  • Harvest of Talents Princess Tea planned for June 30

  • 2 more Illinois counties can allow courtroom cameras

  • Down on the farm, 1800s-style: Antique Farm Show Saturday at Lincoln's New Salem

  • Recalls announced

  • Ladybugs, ants, termites, broadleaf weeds
    By John Fulton

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Speedway: Not this week, Mother Nature ...

  • Heartland baseball vs. Lincoln Land

  • Redbirds split doubleheader at Creighton Saturday

  • White signs as free agent with Houston Texans

  • ISU white squad dominates spring scrimmage 21-3

  • ISU softball takes 2 from Creighton

  • ISU softball tops Creighton 8-0 in 5 innings

  • AP news

Saturday, April 28:

  • Chamber celebrates a familiar face in a new place

    • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

  • Mount Pulaski Spring Street closed week of April 30

  • Garman to keynote Law Day luncheon in Lincoln

  • Crime Stopper report: park district theft over Easter weekend

  • New Holland Cruise-In schedule announced

  • Illinois backlog of bills tops $5.5 billion

  • Illinois honors Union Pacific Railroad on Its 150th anniversary

  • Railroad industry selects winners of environmental stewardship awards

  • IDOT highlights commitment to sustainability practices
    Agency promotes green initiatives statewide

  • Lincoln College music performance jazzes crowd

  • Home Country: Tying things up

  • AP news

Friday, April 27:

  • 1st Lincoln citywide cleanup to be this Saturday

  • Christian Woman's Conference draws many

  • Lincoln College to host alumni reunion this weekend

  • Lincoln College to recognize award recipients and 1962 men's basketball team on alumni weekend

  • Warm spring means more tick activity

  • Free hearing screenings at Memorial Hearing Center

  • U of I research facility provides training in erosion control and stormwater management

  • 100th anniversary Girl Scout exhibit & program May 5 at Vachel Lindsay Home

  • Attorney General Madigan advances crime victims' rights legislation

  • Birth: Bay Michelle Boughan

  • Police reports

  • Mount Pulaski baseball at Pleasant Plains

  • Wiesemeyer earns College Baseball Insider weekly honor

  • Illinois State plays defending conference champion Creighton

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 14: Final tuneup for the 'Birds

  • AP news

Thursday, April 26:

  • Chamber celebrates office professionals in Logan County

    • Album 1   |   Album 2

  • Logan County's final multiplier announced

  • March firehouse news

  • Casper, Clampet, Huff and Oberreiter place in high school welding competition

  • San Jose United Methodist Women to host annual breakfast May 2

  • Be a part of the 'Redbird Road Trip' -- 'Birds to be in Lincoln May 7

  • Illinois FSA assures consumers that existing safeguards protect the food supply and the safety of consuming beef products

  • Social Security column: Faster disability approval for people with ALS

  • Logan County Bank February and March Seniors of the Month

  • Jaycees provide another mower clinic

  • San Jose United Methodist Women to host annual breakfast May 2

  • Birth: Riley Joy Horn

  • Heartland baseball vs. Lincoln College

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 25:

  • Chamber and many partners host 2nd annual Workforce Readiness Expo

  • Logan County shares plans for spring and summer road and bridge projects:

    • Culvert replacement on County Highway 1 south of Mount Pulaski

    • Pavement reconstruction on County Highway 1 south of Mount Pulaski

    • Bridge replacement on 2250th Street in Eminence Township

    • County Highway 25 surfacing north of Atlanta

  • Lincoln College to host St. Louis Rivermen jazz concert

  • Frontier Communications names general manager in east-central Illinois

  • SCOPE literary exhibit at Vachel Lindsay Home April 28-May 11

  • 24th anniversary vigil May 5-6 at Vietnam Veterans Memorial

  • Work Zone Awareness Week in Illinois

  • Lawmaker: College Illinois audit reveals no surprises

  • 'Musicfest' at St. John Church this Sunday

  • Birth: Sophia Louise York

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: First World problems

  • Hartsburg downs Mount Pulaski 2-0

    • Box score

  • No. 13 Purdue slips past Illinois State 3-2

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 13: Defense stays strong

  • Redbirds run-rule Sycamores 9-1 in 6 innings

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 24:

  • Tourism celebrates the silver

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4  |  Album 5

  • If you owe the city money, don't expect any favors

  • Integrity Data awards $10,000 in Community Giving Program grants

  • LCU recognizes Gary Hall for distinguished service

  • Washington-Monroe School to participate in 'Earth Day in the Parks'

  • Social Security column: All about disability

  • State encourages communities to apply for 30th annual Governor's Hometown Awards

  • Department of Insurance announces $500 million settlement with MetLife

  • Criminal prosecutors added to IDES to fight unemployment benefits fraud

  • ZLS Students of the Month

  • Relay for Life team Bosom Buddies to be at Culver's & Wal-Mart this week 

  • Lincoln Writer's Club to meet May 8 

  • Logan County Master Gardeners plant sale 

  • Hartsburg-Emden FFA to have weekly plant sales

  • Department of Insurance announces $500 million settlement with MetLife

  • Criminal prosecutors added to IDES to fight unemployment benefits fraud

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Heat take doubleheader at Mount Zion

  • Redbirds host No. 13 Purdue

  • ISU softball hosts Indiana State Tuesday

  • AP news

Monday, April 23:

  • Lincoln Elementary School District 27 recognizes its most distinguished graduates

    • Langston Hughes
      Class of 1916
      Poet, playwright, novelist

    • Armin Meyer
      Class of 1927
      U.S. ambassador and diplomat

    • Robert J. Woods
      Class of 1934
      Attorney, philanthropist

    • William E. Gossett
      Class of 1937
      Business and civic leader

    • John Guzzardo
      Class of 1961
      Business and civic leader

    • Lynn L. Carpenter
      Class of 1987
      Faculty member at the University of Michigan

    • A night to remember
      District 27 honors its distinguished graduates -- Album 1

    • A night to remember
      District 27 honors its distinguished graduates -- Album 2

  • Christian Child Care prepares for Week of the Young Child

    • Christian Child Care prepares for Week of the Young Child -- album

  • New sign at Ray White Park pays tribute to a friend of the community

    • New sign at Ray White Park pays tribute to a friend of the community -- album

  • Logan County Master Gardeners plant sale

  • Make appointments now to meet immunization requirements for next school year

  • National Severe Weather Preparedness Week

  • Christian Child Care is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Heartland vs. Spoon River

  • ISU turns the table on Bradley 12-3

  • ISU, Long claim series over Bradley

  • Redbirds power past Bradley in doubleheader sweep

  • Redbirds complete sweep of Bradley

  • AP news

Saturday, April 21:

  • Mount Pulaski Rotary hosts visitors from Germany

  • LCHS FFA hosts petting zoo for 1st- and 2nd-graders

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Christian Child Care spaghetti dinner fundraiser and Week of the Young Child

  • Zonta provides computer to help Sojourn clients

  • Main Street Lincoln director Wanda Lee Rohlfs resigns

  • Sugar Grove Nature Center presents RiverWatch Citizen Scientist workshop

  • State encourages communities to apply for 30th annual Governor's Hometown Awards

  • Special Girl Scout 100th anniversary flag retreat ceremony May 4 at Lincoln Tomb

  • Girl Scouts 100th anniversary exhibit through May at Lincoln Presidential Museum

  • Sen. Brady cautions Quinn's pension plan tax increase could threaten good reforms

  • Conflicts of interest mar selection of contracts for Illinois State Lottery

  • Logan County Arts & Crafts Guild meeting Monday

  • Bradley bests Illinois State 13-2

  • ISU softball heads east on I-74 for Bradley rivalry

  • AP news

Friday, April 20:

  • Main Street Lincoln director Wanda Lee Rohlfs resigns

  • 2012-13 city budget holds no money for police cars

  • Vonderlieth Living Center annual volunteer luncheon honors those who give freely of their time and talents

  • Honor Flight attendees receive a warm welcome home

  • Community Action names Holly Roper Employee of the Quarter

  • Zontians host spring workshop

  • Park district and sports commission will host free Pitch, Hit & Run competition Saturday

  • 'Heroes Remembered': Defense Department to mark the 59th anniversary of Korean armistice

  • Image of Union veteran, a former slave, donated to Lincoln Presidential Library

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Maroa

  • Heartland vs. MATC

  • Long named to Midseason NCBWA Stopper of the Year watch list

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 11: Grinding it out

  • AP news

Thursday, April 19:

  • Logan County Board recognizes outstanding local athletes

    • Logan County Board recognizes outstanding local athletes -- album

    • Recognition of Katherine Hepler for achievements in golf

    • Recognition of Hartsburg-Emden Junior High 7A and 8A volleyball teams

    • Recognition of the girls basketball team, Zion Lutheran School, Lincoln

    • Recognition of the Lincoln College wrestling team

    • Recognition of Edwin Moalosi. Lincoln College soccer player

    • Recognition of Brandon Pullman, Lincoln College basketball player

    • Recognition of Maggie Rea and Paula Carvajal, Lincoln College swimmers

  • Main Street Lincoln updates city council on upcoming events

  • IDES director's statement following federal indictment of $8.7 million in unemployment insurance fraud

  • Social Security column: Forget spring cleaning; scrub down your budget instead

  • Who's that lady?
    Conservator who uncovered fake Mary Lincoln painting to present his findings April 26 at presidential museum

  • Birth: Kailynn Joy Robbins

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 18:

  • City goes high-tech with free laptops

  • Official police report issued for Tuesday morning crash

  • Lincoln College invites students for a ride on The Reading Railroad

  • Elkhart continues spring events Saturday and Sunday

  • Autopsy to be performed following infant's death

  • Community Action board meeting May 18

  • Lt. Gov. Simon to address community college student honors banquet
    Honorees include 2 Lincoln College students

  • Illinois poet laureate to present reading Saturday at Vachel Lindsay Home
    Part of National Poetry Month observance

  • Walker talks unions, budgets in Illinois visit ahead of recall

  • Hundreds of union workers protest Walker in Illinois

  • Mount Pulaski Senior-of-the-Month

  • Frost and freeze damage is apparent
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Stampeding wildlife

  • LCHS softball vs. Lanphier

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Riverton

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: What we learned at the Final Four
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • Illinois State surrenders early lead, falls to Illinois

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 10: Defense finds the end zone

  • ISU softball heads to Indiana State

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 17:

  • Breaking news: Benz pleads guilty to aggravated criminal sexual abuse
    Sentenced to 6 years

  • Early morning accident results in multiple injuries

  • City feels sticker shock on replacement doors

  • Logan County farmers win $2,500 for Logan County 

  • Mobile pantry to be in Lincoln Thursday

  • Development partnership seeks partners to create Logan County jobs

  • Christian Village to host seminar Friday for older adults: 'Staying on Your Own Two Feet'

  • Lincoln College performance groups set for 'An Evening of Jazz'

  • Harvest of Talents Spring for Tea this Saturday

  • Sugar Grove Nature Center presents wildflower walk

  • Illinois Medicaid group strains for $2.7 billion in cuts

  • Panel says school mergers not needed

  • Lincoln Woman's Club tea planned for Wednesday

  • Pleasant Valley Cemetery Association board meeting notice

  • Births:

    • Na'Kaiya Rayne Bunkley

  • Police reports

  • Lincoln baseball and softball tournaments

  • LCHS softball results

  • LCHS soccer vs. St. Teresa

  • Heartland splits with John Wood

  • Redbirds travel to Illinois Tuesday looking for sweep

  • AP news

Monday, April 16:

  • LCHS students join others hanging the sign 'Gone fishing!'

  • Windy today with mild weather forecast Tuesday and Wednesday

  • Christian Women's Conference April 25

  • ALMH to host blood drive

  • Raw yellowfin tuna product associated with salmonella outbreak recalled
    10 cases in Illinois, 3 hospitalizations

  • Dole recalls bagged salad for salmonella risk

  • Battle of Shiloh and Donner Party topics of Wednesday program at presidential library

  • Volunteer training Saturday at Old State Capitol

  • Mountain dulcimer workshops at Dickson Mounds

  • Recalls announced

  • Vintage Fare is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Heartland sweeps John Wood

  • Illinois State drops 2 games against Missouri State

  • ISU vs. MSU Sunday finale canceled

  • Spring Camp Report 9: April showers welcome 'Birds

  • Redbird softball sweeps Drake Saturday

  • Redbird softball falls to Drake 5-4 in extra Innings

  • AP news

Saturday, April 14:

  • MPHS Drama Club presents 'Seussical the Musical, Jr.' -- album

  • EMA wants citizens to be informed when severe weather approaches
    Local emergency response radio frequencies change

  • Community Action Head Start celebrates Week of the Young Child

  • Midwest Technical Institute sponsors welding competition
    Area high schools to compete

  • West Nile virus testing begins earlier

  • Corn farmers vote to increase corn marketing checkoff

  • Illinois State Police officials explain proposed communications consolidation plan

  • Home Country: The best of the job

  • ISU baseball: Friday's game suspended; will resume Saturday

  • Fighting Illini basketball: Chew added to Illini staff
    Chicago native returns to home state

  • ISU softball hosts Drake for Valley series

  • AP news

Friday, April 13:

  • St. Clara's Manor marks 40 years to the day in Lincoln

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Conservative measures bring favorable figures in county audit

  • EMA wants citizens to be informed when severe weather approaches
    Local emergency response radio frequencies change

  • Rain and higher temps coming; potential for severe weather on Sunday

  • Saying goodbye to a friend of the community, George Dahmm

  • Route 66 Garage Sale continues as Lincoln townwide sale

  • Lincoln College program offers trip to China

  • Mary Todd Lincoln's sanity, then and now: expert discussion Monday

  • 2 Mary Lincoln authors to sign books Monday at presidential museum

  • Letter: Photo and article on synthetic drugs

  • Mount Pulaski Hilltoppers take Meridian 7-3

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • ISU takes on preseason favorite Missouri State

  • Spring Camp Report 8: Redbirds seeing red

  • AP news

Thursday, April 12:

  • Ernie Edwards dies
    Logan County loses an icon of the Mother Road

  • Aldermen serve as 1st of 4 focus groups used to select a city logo

  • Sunny today with rain coming through weekend

  • Opening night for Lincoln Speedway this Friday

  • Habitat for Humanity electronics recycling collection Saturday

  • Bioethics technologies expert to speak at LCU

  • Chamber honors office professionals in Logan County

  • 'Birds of Elkhart Hill' dinner lecture April 27 and bird walks April 28

  • Warmer soil temperatures continue into March

  • Tax day approaching? Think about historic preservation

  • Letter: Museum seeks to honor veterans

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Heartland Hawks baseball vs. Lincoln Lynx

  • Softball: DePaul downs Illinois State 6-1

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 11:

  • 1st sales tax payment received for distribution to area school districts

  • Fire investigators attend continuing education seminar

  • Lights out early for some in Lincoln on Tuesday

  • Freezing temperatures likely again tonight

  • Development partnership gives away $500-$1,000 office furniture sets to Logan County businesses

  • Christian Child Care open house Thursday features local child growth groups, book fair and introduces new program

  • Illinois pre-K regains some lost ground

  • 'Out and About Wright' tour day May 5 in Springfield and Decatur

  • Large donation to Lincoln Presidential Library tells an Illinois family's story through 5 generations

  • As Gov. Quinn's proposed Medicaid reductions are debated, new study finds Illinois nursing homes suffer $28.8 million Medicare cut from new federal tax law

  • Births:

    • Paxton Lewis Casson

    • Kristopher Elijah Hinton

  • Police reports

  • Book Look: 'Acting: A Practical Guide to Pursuing the Art'

  • Laura on Life: The scent of a man

  • LCHS softball vs. SHG

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • Redbirds slam past NIU 22-3

  • Illini wrap up 2011-12 season at 90th annual basketball banquet

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 7: 'Birds back after long weekend

  • ISU softball: Redbirds host DePaul in final nonconference game

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 10:

  • Old soldier laid to rest at Postville Park

  • Scenes from this year's annual Easter egg hunt at Vonderlieth Living Center
    Album 1

  • Scenes from this year's annual Easter egg hunt at Vonderlieth Living Center
    Album 2

  • Freeze warning tonight; dry conditions with increasing wind gusts make burning ill-advised

  • U of I Extension gardening series starts today

  • Community Action announces diaper drive

  • Excellence in Education grants available for teachers

  • Seminar for counselors suffering from burnout

  • Elkhart 2-for-1 early spring special offer

  • Rhubarb: a spring favorite
    By Jennifer Fishburn

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • ISU returns to the road with midweek game at NIU

  • Fighting Illini basketball
    Ford, Walker join Fighting Illini staff
    Duo comes to Illinois after assisting Groce at Ohio

  • AP news

Monday, April 9:

  • Legion balloon launch project reaches lofty heights

  • '2012 Easter Egg Hunt in pictures' -- flipbook

  • NWS issues red flag: Dry air, dry vegetation plus high winds equals no burning today

    • IDNR urges caution to prevent wildfires

  • Elkhart readies for April events

  • Orthopedic surgeon David Olysav joins Springfield Clinic Lincoln

  • Motorists and farmers reminded to share the road this spring

  • Last month was warmest March on record for Illinois

  • Hammered dulcimer workshop at Dickson Mounds

  • Illinois commemorates 60th anniversary of the Korean War

  • FSA offers loans to socially disadvantaged groups

  • FSA announces equine operations now eligible for emergency loans

  • IEMA launches pet preparedness radio spots featuring legendary 'Animal Stories'

  • Recalls announced

  • Birth: Grant Tyler Aper

  • Police reports

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. Heyworth

  • Heartland baseball vs. ICC

  • Late ISU rally comes up short in 4-2 loss to WSU

  • Aguilera's late hit gives 'Birds a 6-5 win over Shockers

  • Redbirds drop finale to Shockers 8-6 in extra innings

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 6: Change of pace for the Redbirds

  • ISU softball:

    • Evansville tops Illinois State 2-1

    • Illinois State splits double dip with Evansville

  • AP news

Friday, April 6:
(Easter weekend)

  • A tribute to Annabelle Boyd, Christian Village resident of the month, from her family

  • Fresh look at Easter

  • What to do with those leftover Easter eggs

  • Fat Boys to officially open next week

  • Old Civil War statue to be laid to rest on Monday

  • 'Run for Your Life' on Friday the 13th

  • 'Cache a Glimpse of Logan County' planned for May 11-13 

  • State police town hall meeting raises awareness of underage drinking 

  • Lincoln death day ceremony April 14 at Lincoln Tomb

  • Spring is in the air -- and so is art 

  • Carroll Catholic School announces April Students of the Month

  • Zion Lutheran 3rd-quarter honor roll

  • Library notes

  • Birth: Jade Lynn Shelby

  • Police reports

  • Home Country: Windy's words

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. PORTA

  • ISU continues MVC play against Wichita State

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 5: Competitive spirit pushes Redbirds

  • ISU softball hosts Evansville for MVC series

  • AP news

Thursday, April 5:

  • New fiscal year to see changes in the position of city attorney

  • Patchy frost tonight

  • St. Clara's Manor celebrates 40 years in Lincoln

  • Spring is in the air -- and so is art

  • Lincoln Heritage Museum welcomes author Jason Emerson for presentation and book signing

  • Lincoln College to host St. Louis Rivermen jazz concert

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
    Reach for higher yields looks up

  • USDA FSA extends sign-up and re-enrollment deadline for CRP

  • New rule will allow jurors to submit questions to witnesses in civil trials

  • Illinois Senate approves $20 million expansion of Sex Offender Registry

  • Hippity-hop over to the park district Saturday for their annual Easter egg hunt

  • Bosom Buddies sandwich and bake sale

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • Heartland baseball at Augustana

  • Birch's 2-hitter leads ISU past Illinois 1-0

  • AP news

Wednesday, April 4:

  • Bicycle trail from Lincoln northward could get start

    • Spending time on the Lincoln/Logan County Bike Trail -- album

  • Dinner lecture: 'The Wildflowers of Logan County'

  • Elkhart Wildflower Nature Walks April 14 and 21

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine

    • Selling farmland in Logan County

  • Contraceptive mandate conversation rescheduled for April 10

  • 1st rabid bat of the year found already

  • Sweep of synthetic drugs in Bloomington-Normal, Champaign

  • What next?
    By John Fulton

  • Dinner lecture: 'The Wildflowers of Logan County'

  • Elkhart Wildflower Nature Walks April 14 and 21

  • Laura on Life: Peanut butter: a love affair

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCHS softball takes Jacksonville 10-0

  • Timely hitting keys Illinois State win

  • ISU Spring Camp Report 4: Intensity rises with heat

  • ISU softball faces in-state rival Illinois

  • AP news

Tuesday, April 3:

  • New Holland Fire Department serves up Sunday morning breakfast

  • Elkhart's 'Wildflower Weekends' offer special events April 13-15, April 20-22

  • April is 'Sticker Shock Month' in Illinois

  • State health department recognizes National Public Health Week

  • Civil War and American literature program April 10 at presidential museum

  • 2012 Illinois Travel Guide now available

  • Lincoln Area Ministerial Association to host Good Friday service at Lincoln Christian Church

  • Lincoln Writer's Club will meet April 10

  • Mount Pulaski water main flushing program

  • Lincoln Jaycees announce mower clinic and Schwan's truck sale

  • Police reports

  • Mount Pulaski baseball vs. New Berlin

  • Lincoln College baseball vs. John Wood

  • Lincoln College track results

  • Meyers Leonard declares for NBA draft

  • AP news

Monday, April 2:

  • Community throngs to Community Health Fair

    • Activities and demonstrations at Children's Health Fair engage students -- Album 1

    • Activities and demonstrations at Children's Health Fair engage students -- Album 2

    • Another great year for the Community Health Fair held Saturday -- Album 1

    • Another great year for the Community Health Fair held Saturday -- Album 2

  • Lincoln Jaycees sponsor Easter egg hunt that draws large crowd

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4  |  Album 5

  • Hundreds turn out to wish Dr. Kottemann well in the future -- album

  • Washam show brings in a nice crowd to the Lincoln Art Institute -- album

  • Lincoln Area Ministerial Association to host Good Friday service at Lincoln Christian Church

  • From the Spring 2012 Farm Outlook Magazine
    Federal program protects valuable land

  • Recalls announced

  • Brad Neal & Associates is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Birth: Norah Jean Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Heartland baseball vs. Danville

  • Redbirds drop 2nd game at Indiana State

  • Sycamores win Valley series with Redbirds

  • Spring Camp Report 3: The sounds of football

  • Redbirds split softball doubleheader at SIU

  • ISU softball falls 2-1 to Salukis in series finale

  • AP news

 

 

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