Daily headlines

March 2013

 

Friday, March 29
and Easter weekend
:

  • He did not ... yes, He did!
    An Easter devotional by Larry Crawford,
    pastor of Open Arms Christian Fellowship

  • We tell the stories over and over again
    An Easter devotional by the Rev. Jan Johnson,
    interim pastor of St. John United Church of Christ

  • So, how much snow did we get? Preliminary data indicates over 1 foot in Logan County

    • New all-time 24-hour snowfall record at Springfield

  • Gertrude Bruce of Williamsville donates quilts to ALMH patients

  • Zion Lutheran student nominated for IESA Scholar Attitude Award

  • Zion Lutheran students win IESA state chess awards

  • Culver's egg hunt rescheduled

  • Animal rescue fundraiser in memory of Ray Fulk

  • From the Spring 2013 Logan County Farm Outlook

    • The condition of Logan County soils

  • Memorial Medical Center Foundation awards $380,000 in grants

  • Award-winning singer and songwriter John Mayer to entertain at Illinois State Fair

  • Lincoln collection donated to presidential library

  • Letter: Urges learning about Common Core education

  • Madigan: State contractor pleads guilty to fraud in obtaining millions in taxpayer-funded contracts

  • Police reports

  • Home Country: Goodbye to a hero

  • LCU baseball loses to No. 2 Florida Christian

  • AP news

Thursday, March 28:

  • Greenslate and Jackson offer reports on recent snowstorm

  • City hears suggestion for tobacco licensing

  • Mount Pulaski High School FFA and Logan County Ag Scholarship Committee receive $2,500 cash grants for student scholarships

    • Album

  • Healthy Communities Partnership bowling party celebrates substance-free lifestyles

  • Mount Pulaski Grade School 3rd-quarter honor roll

  • Mount Pulaski High School 3rd-quarter honor roll

  • Spring gardening tips
    By John Fulton

  • From the Spring 2013 Logan County Farm Outlook

    • Farming, drought, land sales: Getting in or getting out?

  • With Monetary Award Program funds exhausted, Pell grants still available

  • Weekly Outlook: 2013 corn and soybean acreage and yield prospects

  • Rare goat at Miller Park Zoo gives birth
    2nd this year

  • Madigan files suit against events scammer targeting Springfield-area residents

  • Madigan: Friday deadline for Countrywide settlement claims

  • More shots from Winter Storm Virgil -- album

  • Winter Storm Virgil: A look at the morning after -- album

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 27:

  • City talks tourism

  • Tourism bureau continues planning for the future

  • Community Action announces scholarships available

  • LCU to offer Camp Invention for area youth this summer
    Register now and save

  • County meeting minutes:

    • Insurance and legislative, Feb. 13

    • Logan County Joint Solid Waste Agency, Feb. 20

    • Airport and farm, March 4

    • Road and bridge, March 4

  • From the Spring 2013 Logan County Farm Outlook

    • To insure or not to insure

  • Gov. Quinn announces $486M spring construction program for roads and bridges

  • Illinois adds 12,400 jobs in February
    Job growth encourages more people to look for work

  • U of I news: Regulation recommendations so that biofuel plants don't become weeds

  • Illinois' spring trout season opens April 6

  • LC baseball results

  • LC softball results

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 26:

  • Community garden group provides information at annual kickoff meeting

  • YMCA program takes youth to the woods to test their archery skills

    • Album 1   |   Album 2

  • Lincoln Rotary Club seeks hosts for exchange student

  • Logan County Board minutes:

    • Board of whole, Feb. 14

    • Adjourned session, Feb. 20

  • From the Spring 2013 Logan County Farm Outlook

    • Who got hurt by the 2012 drought?

  • Still time to enter weather alert radio contest

  • Jennifer Nottage, MD, joins Eye Institute at Springfield Clinic

  • Personal liberty from Joseph Smith to Guantanamo
    Illinois legal experts discuss the courts' changing view over 2 centuries of the right to habeas corpus

  • Miller Park Zoo sea lion finds new home
    Bloomington zoo to welcome new harbor seals after sea lion departs for Louisville Zoo

  • Humane Society to host Easter-themed bake sale

  • Hartsburg-Emden FFA Alumni annual meeting

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • AP news

Monday, March 25:

  • Health fair draws huge crowd

    • Album 1   |   Album 2 

  • Artwork by Beason's Bert Hill on display

    • Album 1   |   Album 2

  • Scenes from the Lincoln Jaycee Easter Egg Hunt in Latham Park Saturday

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

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

  • Chamber Young Professionals host bowling event

  • Relay For Life meeting rescheduled due to weather

  • LCHS 3rd-quarter honor roll

  • WLB 3rd-quarter honor roll

  • Zack Prather is ZLS February Student of the Month

  • From the Spring 2013 Logan County Farm Outlook

    • 2012 in review
      By John Fulton

  • Gov. Quinn announces $2.4M capital investment in central Illinois projects
    Projects include roofing systems at Logan Correctional Center, Macon County rest area and bridge repair

  • Record-low tuberculosis cases in Illinois -- but state remains among the highest in the nation

  • Recalls announced

  • Timbercrest Veterinary Service is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Logan Lanes: Friday Night Mixed

  • Redbird baseball splits doubleheader vs. EIU

  • AP news

Saturday, March 23:

  • 3 Logan County groups receive Looking for Lincoln Heritage Coalition grants

  • Children's Health Fair offers a ton of valuable information to area 5th-graders

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

  • Main Street Lincoln shows off its new offices -- album

  • Heavy, wet snow possible late Saturday night through Sunday night

  • Lincoln College to present 'Woyzeck'

  • Illinois American Water president says new national report underscores need to act now to update and maintain water systems
    Lincoln District water main project announced

  • Lincoln Speedway practice day today from noon to 5

  • Special Olympics Illinois athletes triumph in state basketball tournament
    Lincoln Jaguars take 1st place

  • Easter's bitter and sweet
    An Easter devotional by Greg Wooten, pastor of Lincoln Church of the Nazarene

  • More than 440 Illinois communities receive top honors for maintaining fluoride levels

  • 'Growing Up WILD' training at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Carol Webb, member of Grail team, to speak at St. John UCC

  • Police reports

  • Home Country: How to be a successful old coot

  • Lincoln Speedway practice day today from noon to 5

  • Special Olympics Illinois athletes triumph in state basketball tournament
    Lincoln Jaguars take 1st place

  • LC softball results

  • Panthers score 6 unanswered runs as Redbirds fall 9-5

  • AP news

Friday, March 22:

  • Huge crowd turns out for Chamber Ag Scholarship Breakfast

    • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

    • Album 4   |   Album 5   |   Album 6

  • Local students get hands-on look at agriculture

    • Album 1   |   Album 2

  • Several inches of snow possible beginning midnight Saturday

  • Lincoln College inducts 38 students into academic honors society

  • LJHS 3rd-quarter honor roll

  • Lincoln Junior High School Students of the Month for January and February

  • Bill requiring review of suspicious deaths of vulnerable adults passes out of committee

  • White houses, dark emotions
    Historian to speak at Lincoln Presidential Museum on how Civil War White Houses, both North and South, mourned after tragedies

  • Births:

    • Avery Marie Johnston 

    • Coraline Jones Lovelett 

    • Easton Shane Lowe

    • Jaycee Faye-Lou Nelson

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Thursday, March 21:

  • Christy-Foltz to do CEL renovations

  • Zion Lutheran students win essay contest awards -- album

  • NWS Lincoln to issue enhanced severe weather warnings beginning April 1

  • Lincoln College invites public to join 2 outings to Cubs-Cardinals games

  • Tierney's Tournament Guide: No letdowns for top-seeded Louisville
    By Justin Tierney

  • Hartsburg-Emden 8-1A volleyball squad -- state champs!

  • DeWitt-Logan retired teachers meet April 10

  • Danielle Krabbe serving as Business Brigade volunteer in Panama

  • News from the Better Business Bureau: Driveway repair tips

  • Chicago Lighthouse to manage licensing call center

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Hartsburg-Emden 8-1A volleyball squad -- state champs!

  • LC baseball results

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 20:

  • County hears economic development planning and proposed board policy revisions

  • Lincoln Community Gardens project kicks off Saturday

  • Sen. Kirk's staff to host mobile office hours in Logan, McLean and Tazewell counties

  • Logan County 4-H'ers attend State Jr. Leadership Conference

  • Land of Lincoln Honor Flight 'welcome home' event Tuesday

  • HSLC now seeking donations for 2nd annual garage sale

  • Healthcare Careers Scholarship application deadline approaches

  • Spring lawn care
    By John Fulton

  • Find and repair leaks during 'Fix a Leak Week,' March 18-24

  • 'Great Garlic Mustard Smackdown' at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Young cavalry leader named Old State Capitol 'General of the Month'

  • New law prompts $7.3M from businesses late on taxes that fund unemployment benefits

  • Madigan, attorneys general call for new leadership of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

  • Lady Eagles take 8th at state
    Williams chosen for all-tournament team

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • Stewart, Stanton power Redbirds past SIUE 5-0

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 19:

  • Fruge, O'Hare, Spurling, Martin and Harding honored before city council

  • ALMH among nation's best rural hospitals

  • Public meeting to discuss Mount Pulaski post office

  • DAR hears about 'Tombstones: A Forgotten Art and History' at March meeting

  • Rachel Durchholz is the MPHS March Senior-of-the-Month

  • Sport fish consumption advisory

  • 'Champions' sought now for nationwide cancer prevention study coming to Springfield, Taylorville

  • Illinois Lottery announces private manager owes state $20M for FY12 net income shortfall

  • Madigan warns about high cost of tax refund offers during tax season

  • Birth: Easton Shane Lowe

  • Police reports

  • LCU drops doubleheader to Maranatha Baptist Bible College

  • AP news

Monday, March 18:

  • Low temps but high spirits top Lincoln Polar Plunge

    • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

    • Album 4   |   Album 5   |   Album 6

  • Kiwanis serves up ham and beans to support area youth

    • Album 1   |   Album 2

  • Public meeting for downtown revitalization and redevelopment planning slated for March 27

  • Frontier Mutual Insurance recognized as a Grinnell Mutual top mutual

  • Lincoln Jaycees host Easter egg hunt Saturday

  • Pittsburgh Symphony cellist featured in final Behind the Scenes program

  • Farm Bureau, IDOT, state police launch campaign for rural safe driving

  • Free Web-based training available to farmers for anhydrous ammonia safety

  • Funds available for new School Turnaround AmeriCorps program

  • Journey to perform at Illinois State Fair

  • Recalls announced

  • Uncle Buck's Trading Post is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • Savas, Landwehr lead ISU to doubleheader sweep of Bowling Green

  • Redbirds win Sunday, take 3 of 4 from Bowling Green

  • AP news

Saturday, March 16:

  • Annual Community Health Fair to be at the park district March 23

  • Lincoln Speedway announces Midwest Big Ten Series Late Model showdown

  • Kathy Hopwood is the March ALMH Employee of the Month

  • Woman's Club prayer breakfast scheduled for Wednesday

  • Hartsburg-Emden FFA news

  • Free summer sports camp

  • Lincoln College hosts a day trip to Gurnee Mills & 'South Pacific'

  • Experiencing the resurrected Jesus
    An Easter devotional by Dustin Fulton,
    preaching minister at Jefferson Street Christian Church

  • Election notices:

    • Grace period registration and voting

    • Absentee and early voting

  • IDOT, Illinois State Police and local law enforcement to increase police presence this St. Patrick's Day

  • Memorial Medical offers rehab services to cancer survivors

  • Organ transplant recipient receiving anti-rabies shots after CDC confirms rabies death in donor

  • Union Pacific executive joins board of Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation

  • Madigan calls on Congress to curb for-profit college recruiting abuses

  • Home Country: Spring: a time to let loose

  • No. 3 Indiana way too much for Illinois
    By Greg Taylor

  • Redbirds drop opener to Bowling Green 7-5

  • AP news

Friday, March 15:

  • Board to discuss $250,000 increase in employee health insurance

  • Chamber gives away $14,000 at annual Ag Breakfast

  • Dietitians bring healthy food to Logan County via mobile pantry Saturday

  • Safe Ride available for St. Patrick's holiday

  • Tourism to have special meeting Monday night

  • Total Fitness celebrates 2nd year

  • Atlanta Public Library & Museum present a visit with Michael Rothberg March 25

  • Minnesota Viking Joe Jackson to speak at LifePointe Church Easter Sunday

  • Home fruit spray schedules
    By John Fulton

  • Family-oriented cooking class offered by Memorial and LLCC

  • U of I and TIAA-CREF launch Center for Farmland Research

  • Police reports

  • It’s all Brandon Paul as Illinois wins at the buzzer
    By Greg Taylor

  • Central State Eight adds 2 Decatur schools for 2014-15

  • AP news

Thursday, March 14:

  • Lincoln youth killed in single-car accident

  • City looks at restructuring sewer bills

  • CEL board juggles renovation costs to fit $2.7 million sale of bonds

  • Fundraiser auction this weekend for Oasis

  • Carroll Catholic March Students of the Month

  • Hartem 7-1A state volleyball champs

  • Easter Seals to host workshop

  • Illinois Main Street marks 20th anniversary

  • Weekly Outlook: Anticipating USDA's March 1 corn stocks estimate

  • BBB breaks all records for consumer services

  • IDNR seeks applicants for potential Conservation Police officers

  • Hartem 7-1A state volleyball champs

  • LCU gets swept by Ecclesia

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 13:

  • Planning commission prepares audit documents, discusses bike trail and enterprise zone

  • Manufacturers & Distributors Leadership Council meeting March 19

  • LCHS speech team offers preview night Thursday

  • National Honor Society brings laser tag to Lincoln

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

  • Jaycees help community prepare for spring with mower clinic

  • Election notices:

    • Consolidated election April 9

    • Grace period registration and voting

    • Absentee and early voting

  • Logan County sales tax payment received for schools

  • State Farm Life Insurance receives international recognition

  • Madigan announces $7 million settlement over Google Street View

  • Police reports

  • Book Look: 'Origin'

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 12:

  • Regional planning discusses ongoing Comprehensive Plan survey

  • Regional businesses react to proposed minimum wage hike

  • Attendance high for Master Gardeners' 2nd annual Russel Allen Garden Day

    • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

    • Album 4   |   Album 5   |   Album 6

  • 'Ultimate All You Can Eat Pancake/Sausage Breakfast' serves over 600 meals

    • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

  • New breastfeeding support group at ALMH

  • Knights appoint new manager and event coordinator

  • Atlanta Public Library hosts local city and township candidates

  • Preparing for St. Patrick's Day the 1870s way

  • Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs FY 2014 budget

  • Birth: Kollin Bell

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Hopedale's Brady Cremeens sets 4 LCU records

  • LCU baseball wins again

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • Big Ten announces men's basketball postseason honors

  • AP news

Monday, March 11:

  • Logan County Bank & Town and Country Bank become one

  • Hartem FFA breakfast and auction draws crowd

    • Album 1   |   Album 2

  • Troop 1102 helps serve up hot breakfast and warm fellowship at First Baptist Church pancake breakfast -- album

  • Butterflies Kids' Sale closes with look toward future

  • Over 350 participate in Mount Pulaski 5K Annabelle Phillips Run on the Hill

    • Album 1   |   Album 2

  • From the Logan County Department of Public Health
    National Groundwater Awareness Week, March 10-16

  • Atlanta Library Golden Age Tech Talk schedule

  • Illinois reports January unemployment at 9 pct

  • Gov. Quinn proclaims AmeriCorps Week in Illinois

  • Renovate Communication Design is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Recalls announced

  • 2 LC women make all-region, all-conference

  • Mason City: Illini Central claims 1st-ever state championship -- album

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • Illinois State falls in semifinals to Wichita State 66-51

  • AP news

Saturday, March 9:

  • Rusted Guns release 1st CD

  • Reminder: Change smoke alarm batteries as time is set forward

  • Plungers wanted for Polar Plunge in Lincoln

  • U of I Extension 'Seed Starting' program Thursday

  • County meeting minutes:

    • Executive, economic development, Feb. 11

    • Finance, Feb. 12

    • Animal control, Feb. 13

  • How can such a dark event bring such a bright dawn?
    An Easter devotional by Ron Otto,
    preaching minister at Lincoln Christian Church

  • Groundwater Awareness Week, March 10-16

  • Illinois Department of Agriculture requests special crop grant proposals

  • General Assembly approves medical funding measure

  • Memorial to offer free nursing camp to students

  • Purple martin workshop at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Coyotes & Cocoa campfire program at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Letters:

    • Notes on Lincoln in photos and sculpture

    • CEL renovation -- the chicken or the egg

    • 25th anniversary of Citizens For Justice

  • Home Country: Celtic melancholy distilled

  • Redbirds top Panthers in quarterfinal, face Wichita State Saturday

  • AP news

Friday, March 8:

  • Logan County Community Health Fair coming March 23

  • CEL student Samuel Houpt headed to state in Mathcounts competition

  • Author seeks 'Neighborhoods' contributions

  • 'Fish Fry for Missions' March 22

  • Railer season ends at OT buzzer
    By Jeff Benjamin

  • LCU to host 2013 NCCAA DII volleyball nationals

  • Attorney General Madigan alleges financial adviser deceived Springfield-area seniors

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCU to host 2013 NCCAA DII volleyball nationals

  • LCU baseball vs. St. Louis Christian College

  • Lincoln Youth Wrestling results at sectional

  • Muller a finalist for Joe B. Hall Award

  • AP news

Thursday, March 7:

  • National Honor Society invites junior high students to join them in an afternoon of laser tag

  • ALMH offers free prenatal classes

  • Area Agency on Aging to present Lunch and Learn at Oasis for family caregivers

  • Volunteers needed to help measure rain and snow

  • LCU summer sports camps announced

  • From farm to plate, consumers want transparency

  • Prairie Wind Ensemble concert March 17

  • Park district notes

  • In 3rd meeting, Railers face healthy Chatham-Glenwood for 1st time in sectionals
    By Justin Tierney

  • AP news

Wednesday, March 6:

  • Parking ordinance fails to pass

  • Monthly Habitat for Humanity electronics recycling Saturday

  • Bruce Rauner forms exploratory committee for Illinois governor

  • Illinois Department of Agriculture celebrates Weights and Measures Week

  • White-nose syndrome confirmed in Illinois bats

  • 2012 consumer debt complaints signal continued economic uncertainty, financial struggles

  • Births:

    • Peter Randall Lyons

    • Tanner James Tripplett

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Happy 50th anniversary, Assembly Hall!
    Do you know where you were on these dates in Illini history?
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • AP news

Tuesday, March 5:

  • City votes to establish a downtown TIF district

  • Increasing snow and wind to make travel hazardous in Illinois today

  • Christian Village offers workshop for caregivers Saturday

  • Flu facts
    From the Logan County Department of Public Health

  • Now is the time to be ready for severe weather

  • New Tornado App brings American Red Cross safety information to mobile devices

  • IDOT launches new Quinn administration drive to boost contracts for minority- and women-owned businesses

  • During Red Cross Month, honor those who help our communities

  • March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

  • LC men's basketball results

  • LCU volleyball signs Akre

  • Harris dismissed from Redbird football program

  • AP news

Monday, March 4:

  • Library prepares for new online system

  • National Weather Service predicts more wintry weather through Tuesday night

  • Important dates for spring election

  • Avoid lines on election day: Vote absentee

  • Hartsburg-Emden FFA auction is this weekend

  • Student of the Month from Illini Central

  • 9 central Illinois players look to improve LCU baseball

  • Pension games, or a 1st step to a solution in Illinois?

  • Winter finally arrives in Illinois in February

  • Prepare for severe weather -- be a force of nature: Know your risk, take action and be an example

  • Group seeks nominations for Illinoisans of the Day

  • Recalls announced

  • The Christian Village is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • 9 central Illinois players look to improve LCU baseball

  • LC women's basketball results

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Sunday Night Mixed

  • Redbirds fall at UNI; still clinch No. 6 seed

  • Redbirds suffer 6th straight defeat, lose at Belmont 6-5

  • Sorkin's pitching, Johnson's slam lead Redbirds to 14-3 victory over Belmont

  • AP news

Saturday, March 2:

  • City to hold public meeting Monday on TIF

  • Motion for jury to visit Raymond Gee home to be decided

  • Need some big equipment for a big job? Check out the Logan County Highway Dept. surplus sale

  • Illinois' 1st electric vehicle cruise-in June 8 in Atlanta

  • Dugger family from '19 Kids and Counting' to visit Lincoln

  • National motorcyclist group honors Illinois congressmen Hultgren, Kinzinger, Schock and Shimkus

  • Online contest launched to raise awareness of weather alert radios

  • Illinois blood centers team up with legislators & American Cancer Society to call on volunteers to assist in cancer treatments & prevention

  • Forestry is $23B industry in Illinois

  • Motion City Soundtrack to perform at Kirkland Fine Arts Center March 21

  • Home Country: The trouble with semi-siblings

  • Railers win OT thriller to capture regional title
    By Jeff Benjamin

  • Railers win OT thriller -- in pictures

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Zion Lutheran Lady Eagles will play in state tournament

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • Redbirds drop opener at Belmont 5-3

  • AP news

Friday, March 1:

  • Palms Grill & Atlanta awarded, recognized & promoted at Illinois Governor's Conference on Tourism

  • Logan County Ag Education Day set for March 20

  • 4-H rocket club invites new members

  • Springfield Clinic to provide dietetics & nutrition services in Lincoln

  • Illinois out of pension business? Almost, with Statehouse plan

  • Illinois Products Expo to feature new food and wine companies

  • It's all in the 'Details'
    Dana-Thomas House offers new 'Attention to Detail' tours to give visitors more insight into Wright’s genius

  • Illinois and the Korean War, March 1953

  • Library notes

  • Police reports

  • Column: Win or lose, no-name Railers will play 'the right way' against U-High star
    By Justin Tierney

  • LC men's & women's cross country team earns Academic All-American status

  • AP news

 

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