Daily headlines

November 2013

 

 

Thanksgiving weekend:

  • Posted Saturday, Nov. 30

    • Railers stay strong in game 3
      By Jeff Benjamin

    • 26th annual Light Up A Life to be held Tuesday

  • Posted Thanksgiving morning

    • '2-0 ugly better than 1-1'
      By Jeff Benjamin

  • Special features from LDN's Home for the Holidays magazine

    • What does President Lincoln have to do with Thanksgiving today?
      By Anne Moseley, Lincoln Heritage Museum

    • Turkey with a twist: smoked
      Talking turkey with Chris Graue
      By Nila Smith

  • A special holiday devotional: Thanksgiving, Christmas and beyond
    By Pastor Greg Wooten, Lincoln Church of the Nazarene

  • Holiday planning: Do less; share more; enjoy the times

  • Logan County Board members join Board of Health in reviewing precarious financial condition

  • Safe Ride available for Thanksgiving eve

  • Monday night fire causes $50,000 in damage to local residence

  • Last reel movie at the Arlee this weekend

  • Lincoln Elks to host annual memorial service Sunday

  • Slim Randles' Home Country: From sunsets to turkeys: natural blessings

  • State fire marshal urges residents to follow fire safety measures during Thanksgiving holiday

  • Madigan releases annual holiday Safe Shopping Guide

  • Civil War exhibit closing with a gift: free admission

  • Thanksgiving
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Births:

    • Bella Alene Michelle Faulkner

    • Abigail Nicole Schaub

    • Peyton Elizabeth Winebrinner

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College women's basketball results

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, Nov. 26:

  • Guidelines for horse stables in Lincoln set for council review

  • Main Street Lincoln encourages shopping local on Small Business Saturday

  • LCU offers college credit, tuition savings to high school juniors and seniors

  • Lincoln College Phi Theta Kappa chapter to collect Toys for Tots

  • Illinois State Police launch 'Operation Kyle' in advance of holiday enforcement

  • In observance of Caregivers Awareness Month, state reminds families about resources to assist

  • September-October state employment report

  • Author Kevin Peraino visits Lincoln Presidential Library Dec. 3

  • Gangs: Knock-out games
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Railers open season with a come-from-behind win
    By Jeff Benjamin

  • Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

  • AP news

Monday, Nov. 25:

  • Logan County Board approves FY 2014 budget\

  • City of Washington requests aid from Lincoln police

  • Mount Pulaski Courthouse offers holiday trees in Dec. 7 auction

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

    • Album 4  |  Album 5  |  Album 6

  • Crowds pack Mount Pulaski for annual Christmas on Vinegar Hill

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Railers start the season tonight with experience on their side
    By Jeff Benjamin

  • Dept. of Insurance moves to allow consumers to continue current coverage into 2014

  • Madigan: AT&T, Sprint & T-Mobile to stop billing for cellphone 'cramming' charges

  • State announces multimillion-dollar settlement with Aviva

  • U of I news: 'Let's just harvest invasive species.' Problem solved?

  • Railers start the season tonight with experience on their side
    By Jeff Benjamin

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln College women's basketball Friday results

  • LC wrestling results

  • Saints best Red Lions in final games at Valley Forge

  • Logan Lanes: Friday Night Mixed

  • Redbirds unveil 2014 baseball schedule

  • AP news

Saturday, Nov. 23:

  • Mission Mart raises $1,035 for Thanksgiving in Lincoln

  • Historic Preservation Commission public hearing notice

  • From the office of Jonathan Wright:

    • Etchison sentenced to 3 years

    • Daniel sentenced to 5 years

    • Shaub sentenced to 4 years

  • State offers food assistance to SNAP households affected by tornadoes
    Includes power outages of more than 4 hours

  • Madigan warns of suspected tornado relief scam

  • JPMorgan Chase to pay $100M to Illinois' pension systems

  • Day care centers and schools could face fines if indoor pest forms are not filed

  • Wildlife biologists to examine cougar found in Whiteside County

  • Letter: One more response to the NPR article — including its preface

  • Romanticizing personal history
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Home Country: All you never wanted to know about female trouble

  • LJHS Thursday night scores

  • CEL splits pair with Christ the King

  • Wolverines drop a pair on the road

  • Red Lions travel to Valley Forge and cross the Patriots

  • Red Lions rule over the Knights at Valley Forge

  • AP news

Friday, Nov. 22:

  • City of Lincoln dedicates 1st smoke-free park

    • Opening comments by Mallory Sinner

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • NWS confirms 10 tornado touchdowns in Illinois Sunday
    Washington's EF4, 46.2 miles; 2 other EF3's cover 47.7 miles

  • United Way sets up Tornado Relief Fund for victims of recent storms

  • LC women's basketball to host disaster relief games

  • Historic Preservation Commission public hearing notice

  • 2nd annual free Thanksgiving dinner Sunday

  • Logan County Arts & Crafts Guild to have holiday party Monday

  • Local convenience, friendly hospital staff important to new mom

  • BBB advises: Be generous, but give wisely

  • How to choose, pay for and enjoy a career

  • It's 'We the People,' not 'Me the President'
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Redbirds rally late but come up short 79-70 to Manhattan

  • AP news

Thursday, Nov. 21:

  • Lincoln Public Library District joins eRead Illinois

  • Lincoln Jaycees seek donations for Washington

  • Lincoln Jaycees encourage community to support Angel Tree

  • LCHS speakers perform at Charleston

  • ZLS 1st-quarter honor roll

  • Flu facts
    From the Logan County Department of Public Health

  • Great American Smokeout
    Do it today, do it for 1 day — it could become a habit

  • Hunters head to the field this week for firearm deer season

  • Founding Fathers
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx wrestlers tied for 2nd in national rankings

  • LC men's basketball results

  • Red Lions devoured by Panthers

  • Taylorville Thanksgiving tourney schedule  (PDF)

  • CEL Panthers take 2 from Springfield Calvary

  • LJHS Tuesday scores

  • WLB splits a pair on the road

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Nov. 20:

  • Lincoln parks go tobacco-free

  • What day is it? GIS Day

  • ZLS Bible Bowl team takes 1st place

  • Slackers closes kitchen but still offers pizza and wings

  • Outdoors with Babe Winkelman: Oh, Mr. Grouse, you're such a wonderful bird!

  • When to call 911

  • Letters:

    • Response to NPR report:
      Lincoln: a great place to grow up and a great place to live

    • Response to 'Changing times' commentary posted Monday

  • New professional license report now available online

  • Madigan announces $17M settlement with Google

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lady Wolverines win 2 on '8th-grade night'

  • LCU women fall short of national title

  • AP news

Tuesday, Nov. 19:

  • County board to appoint its last tourism bureau board tonight

  • Logan County Board prepared to set next fiscal year budget and other financial matters

  • Public meeting of city planning commission Thursday

  • Post-tornado messages from the Pekin and Washington chambers of commerce

  • BloNo Smoke asks for help for Washington

  • MKS Jewelers offers unique help to Logan County Food Pantry

  • It's cookie time at HSLC
    Order yours today

  • Brian Wrage to speak at Woman's Club on Wednesday

  • Logan County sales tax payment received for schools

  • Kathryn Nobbe is the Zion Lutheran November Student of the Month

  • Logan County Democrats cancel December meeting

  • Illini have no trouble with Bradley
    By LDN staff

  • Anniversary special feature: When it comes to the Gettysburg Address, even trivia can be important

  • IDNR proposes regulations to implement Hydraulic Fracturing Regulatory Act

  • End of liberal government?
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Birth: Jase Thomas Bone

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

  • Illini have no trouble with Bradley

  • ISU holds off Big Ten foe Northwestern 68-64

  • AP news

Monday, Nov. 18:

  • Preliminary report indicates EF4 tornado hit nearby Washington
    Logan County between 2 destructive lines of tornado activity

  • Latest from the NWS on the central Illinois tornado outbreak Sunday

    • Ameren Illinois outage map

  • Public meeting of city planning commission Thursday

  • Christmas on Vinegar Hill comes this weekend

  • Harvest of Talents offers 'take-and-bake' cinnamon rolls for the holidays

  • Tammy Renee Harris to perform in Mount Pulaski on Dec. 12

  • Logan County sales tax payment received for schools

  • Logan County Democrats cancel December meeting

  • Preparation is the key to winter storm survival

    • Illinois winter weather facts   (PDF)

  • 'The people' mark Gettysburg Address anniversary by recording Lincoln's words

  • Illinois' housing value at $179,900 and homeownership rate at 67.3 pct

  • Changing times
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Recalls announced

  • Lincoln Land Catering is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Friday Night Mixed

  • Redbirds drop season finale at Southern Illinois 24-17

  • Black and Finke sign with Fighting Illini

  • AP news

Saturday, Nov. 16:

  • Sunday a.m. post: Severe weather with possibility of tornadoes this afternoon

  • Sunday post: High wind the cause of accident on I-155

  • Boomtown round table brings many participants and ideas for a better Lincoln
    Part 2

  • Are we defined by an NPR commentary? No, we are Lincoln!
    By Lincoln Mayor Keith Snyder

  • PASE to host Vinegar Hill event at Mount Pulaski Grade School

  • LC's Simpson named NJCAA Player of the Week

  • Slim Randles' Home Country: A cousin and a badger, a pipe and a cigar

  • Illinois transportation and law enforcement join forces to launch 'Ice and Snow – Take it Slow'

  • State health dept. releases strategy for future of public health in Illinois

  • Ag director welcomes Illinois State Beekeepers Association

  • Memorial's Festival of Trees runs Nov. 23-Dec. 1

  • Letter: A different kind of response to the NPR article

  • Honesty and integrity
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Home Country: A cousin and a badger, a pipe and a cigar

  • Lincoln Jr. High boys basketball

  • LJHS girls basketball scores

  • CEL vs. Mount Pulaski: Each get a W

  • CCS-NHM-ZLS vs. Hartsburg-Emden

  • LC's Simpson named NJCAA Player of the Week

  • AP news

Friday, Nov. 15:

  • Boomtown round table brings many participants and ideas for a better Lincoln
    Part 1

  • Severe weather possible on Sunday  (NWS)

  • Rotary asks community to help make this a 'picture perfect' holiday season

  • Come enjoy Christmas at the Mount Pulaski Courthouse

  • LCHS speech team enjoys success at Normal West

  • Hartsburg-Emden FFA recognized as 3-star chapter

  • Preliminary enrollment numbers for Get Covered Illinois

  • Letter: Another response to the commentary on Kelly McEvers' article

  • Insurance policy backtracking?
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • LJHS vs. Chatham

  • Lady Wolverines split with Williamsville

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini overcome Valparaiso
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • AP news

Thursday, Nov. 14:

  • Lincoln Christian University announces tuition freeze

  • First measurable snowfall of the 2013-2014 winter season  (NWS)

  • Help Lincoln College fill the food pantry
    Pay your admission to the Lincoln Classic with food

  • Chestnut community to host tour of homes this weekend

  • Lincoln Christian Church to host 'Unleashed for the Unreached' prayer wall

  • Carroll Catholic students in IESA speech contest

  • Frost named ALMH November Employee of the Month

  • Seminars today in Springfield for state of Illinois retirees

  • Survey: Small business optimism sees big drop in Oct.

  • Letters: Frankie Guzzardo, Phil Bertoni and Bill Gossett respond to the commentary on Kelly McEvers' article

  • Obamacare: Where is the adult in the room?
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Births:

    • Gentry Robin Heater

    • Thomas Reid Miller

    • Dahlia Joy Nichole Stewart

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • CEL splits with Illini Central

  • WLB takes 2 on the road

  • CCS-NHM-ZLS splits 2 at Delavan

  • Redbirds drop home opener to Drexel 78-70

  • AP news

Wednesday, Nov. 13:

  • The revolution is in your heart
    A response to the NPR report on Tuesday

  • Quilters honor veterans with special events at Castle Manor and St. Clara's

    • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

  • Legion Auxiliary sponsors Americanism essay contest

  • Search underway for new manager of Palms Grill in Atlanta

  • Book Look: 'Hoop Genius: How a Desperate Teacher and a Rowdy Gym Class Invented Basketball'

  • FSA announces resumption of 2013 crop commodity loan disbursements

  • Celebrating World Diabetes Day

  • Letter: Time to praise educators next week: American Education Week

  • Births:

    • Addyson RaeLauna Griffie

    • Elena Renee Hope

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'Hoop Genius: How a Desperate Teacher and a Rowdy Gym Class Invented Basketball'

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, Nov. 12:

  • One day of the year: a reminder of our freedoms and a time for veterans to tell our youth

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • C. Wayne Schrader addresses students at Carroll Catholic about patriotism and the flag

    • Album

  • Scouts help out at Bonanza Veterans Day buffet

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Applications due Friday for Master Gardener training program

  • Park district notes

  • Valuing water's true worth
    Perspectives piece by Karla Olson Teasley, Illinois American Water president

    • EPA report: 'The Importance of Water to the U.S. Economy'

  • 'Got 16?' seminar to be presented by Illinois State

  • USDA Farm Service Agency urges farmers and ranchers to vote in county committee elections

  • Illinois farmers and small businesses benefit from efforts to save money & create jobs

  • Gov. Quinn announces $633,000 restoration project at Lincoln Tomb

  • Memorial launches Weight Loss & Wellness Center

  • Anniversary: John and Theara Werschey

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, Nov. 11:

  • New Logan County Hazards Mitigation Plan heads into approval processes

  • Major drug bust results in 7 guilty pleas to date

  • Schneider earns CFP designation

  • Special Veterans Day feature: A veteran remembers Iwo Jima

  • Land use study concludes no uniform movement of habitat to cropland in Midwest

  • It's not too late to become part of the top leadership organization for girls

  • Recalls announced

  • CCS-NHM-ZLS round robin Friday night games

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Friday Night Mixed

    • Junior/Senior

    • Preps

    • Bumpers

  • Redbirds suffer 28-10 loss at No. 1 North Dakota State

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Young Illini off with a 2-0 start
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • ISU drops season opener at No. 14 VCU

  • AP news

Saturday, Nov. 9:

  • Zion Lutheran students honor veterans with a special program

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

  • Appreciation to active-duty military and veterans
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Prayer vigil Sunday evening for Kaylee Helton

  • Peggy and Tom Payne serve as interim managers of Palms Grill

  • Minier Community Claus spaghetti dinner Nov. 21

  • Memorial Physician Services–Lincoln receives national medical-home recognition

  • IDES offices closed Monday to honor Veterans Day

  • Sets, costumes from Spielberg's 'Lincoln' coming to Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

  • Health care legitimately repaired
    By Jim Killebrew

  • Department of Insurance monthly disciplinary report now available online

  • Slim Randles' Home Country: Little boys yearn for the bigger world out there

  • WLB defends home court vs. Mount Pulaski

  • Panthers split with Calvary

  • Lincoln/Eaton Round Robin schedule  (PDF)

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • AP news

Friday, Nov. 8:

  • Lincoln's 'twin sisters' houses: an update on the updates

    • Album

  • Firehouse news with Chief Mark Miller

  • Lincoln Jaycees invite senior citizens to annual feast

  • Logan County 4-H announces achievement award winners

  • Hartsburg-Emden FFA receives grant to support environmental service-learning project

  • October rainfall helps soil dryness

  • Livestock manager training scheduled

  • September financial and professional disciplinary report now available online

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Flu facts
    From the Logan County Department of Public Health

  • LC women's basketball results

  • LC volleyball results

  • AP news

Thursday, Nov. 7:

  • Abraham Lincoln miniature collector statues, ornaments, postcards and children's art auction to aid statue fundraising

  • Monthly electronics collection notice

  • Upcoming Red Cross blood drive at Lincoln Park District

  • Illini Central announces Jenna Hilgers as October Student of the Month

  • Special feature from the 2013 Farm Outlook magazine

    • The evolution of farming from accounting to accountability
      By Nila Smith

  • IEMA, National Weather Service encourage people to prepare for winter weather

  • Mobile weather warnings on the way
    Get emergency alerts automatically on your cellphone

  • Celebrating the most famous 272 words in history

  • Diabetes in Illinois projected to increase 25 pct in next 6 years

  • 'Gravity' and the long-term care crisis

  • Births:

    • Veronnica Pearl Clippard

    • Eli Joshua Maynard

    • Jax Anthony Powell

  • Police reports 

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Round-robin tournament Tuesday night game:

  • Crusaders vs. Wolverines

  • CEL takes 2 from Cornerstone

  • LCU men's basketball wins season opener

  • Logan  Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Nov. 6:

  • Lincoln College to have 1st jazz concert of the season Nov. 15

  • Historic Preservation Commission public meeting notice

  • Salvation Army kicks off Red Kettle season with 3 ways to get involved

  • American Legion Post 263 sponsors oratorical contest

  • LC women's soccer coach Amber Angermeier Weekly inducted into South Alabama Hall of Fame

  • Illini Central Middle School 1st-quarter honor roll

  • Special feature from the 2013 Farm Outlook magazine

    • A further review of pest management and crop control options

  • Taxpayers should act now to take advantage of IRS changes

  • Old State Capitol honors veterans of yesterday and today to mark Gettysburg Address anniversary

  • Letter: Students help to remember Lincoln and Civil War history

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Round-robin tournament Monday night games:

  • CCS-NHM-ZLS splits with Illini Central

  • WLB wins over Greenview

  • LCHS winter sports schedules:  (PDFs)

    • Boys basketball, varsity

    • Girls basketball, varsity

    • Boys swimming and diving, varsity

    • Boys wrestling, varsity

  • LC women's basketball results

  • LC women's soccer coach Amber Angermeier Weekly inducted into South Alabama Hall of Fame

  • AP news

Tuesday, Nov. 5:

  • No election in Illinois this month

  • Lincolnite Doris Morris releases 'The Aspens'

  • Lincoln College wraps up fall theater season with 'Rumors'

  • St. John's youth host 12th annual celebration for veterans

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

  • Lincoln Park District hosts tournament for Special Olympics

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

  • LCHS honor roll

  • American Legion Auxiliary announces scholarship opportunities

  • Special feature from the 2013 Farm Outlook magazine

    • Do we have new variables in insect, disease and weed control?
      By Jan Youngquist

  • Illinois celebrates 6-year improvement in preterm birth rate

  • Lincoln Presidential Library obtains diary of Civil War POW

  • A birthday celebration for Vachel Lindsay

  • Birth: Annaliese Kay Wampler

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC men's basketball results from Indian Hills Classic

  • LC volleyball results

  • LCU volleyball wins regional championship

  • LCU women's soccer ends season at regional

  • Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

  • Late surge leads ISU to exhibition win over Quincy

  • AP news

Monday, Nov. 4:

  • Council to vote on creating a strategic plan for the city of Lincoln

  • Zonta Turkey Dinner brings first signs of the holiday season -- album

  • National Honor Society helps 'Plant the Town Red'

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • Christian Village welcomes fall with their annual fall festival

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

  • Lincoln College invites public to homecoming events

  • Sen. Kirk Dillard, candidate for governor, to meet Lincoln voters

  • Lunch and Learn scheduled for Nov. 19 at the Oasis

  • LJHS honor roll

  • Special feature from the 2013 Farm Outlook magazine

    • Emerging in the age of technology
      Central Illinois Ag, the second 115 years
      By Roy Logan

  • Social Security announces 1.5 pct benefit increase for 2014

  • Recalls announced

  • Heartland Lincoln Center is the Chamber Business of the Week

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC women's basketball results

  • LC wrestling results

  • Redbirds defeat UNI 13-3, finish undefeated at home in 2013

  • AP news

Saturday, Nov. 2:

  • 16-year-old Max Boch bowls a perfect game

  • Lady Toppers coach Donna Dulle reaches 1,000th win

  • Diners enjoy time with friends at Kiwanis spaghetti dinner

    • Album 1  |  Album 2

  • All Saints' Day service Sunday at Immanuel Lutheran

  • Residents at St. Clara's Manor entertain some very interesting guests -- album

  • Breastfeeding support group celebrates Halloween

  • This weekend: Change your clocks and check your smoke alarms

  • On Lincoln's Mind: A bad idea for clearing Charleston Harbor

  • Special feature from the 2013 Farm Outlook magazine

    • Actively changing the game:
      On-farm storage
      By Jim Youngquist
      with information from Tyler Haning

  • Your will: the overlooked bucket-list item

  • Spiders and daddy longlegs at Sugar Grove Nature Center

  • Dana-Thomas House offers specialty tours exploring Wright's architectural style

  • Home Country: Lost and found: Home on the ranch

  • LCHS basketball ticket exchange night Nov. 19

  • AP news

Friday, Nov. 1:

  • Horse barn raises the roof at City Hall

  • Courthouse elevator unavailable through Friday

  • New Holland-Middletown Elementary School District kick-starts STEM curriculum

  • 3rd-quarter home sales in Logan County

  • Zonta Club of Lincoln donates phones to Sojourn Shelter

  • San Jose United Methodist turkey supper & bazaar Nov. 6

  • Open Arms & Mission Mart partner for 2nd annual Thanksgiving dinner

  • County meeting minutes:

    • Planning and zoning, Sept. 4

    • Airport and farm, Sept. 9

    • Adjourned board, Sept. 17

  • Outdoors with Babe Winkelman: Two tactics for walleyes off the dock

  • Today's special feature from the 2013 Farm Outlook magazine

    • Advances in the cab
      Is it luxury or is it safety?
      By Nila Smith

  • Police reports

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCHS basketball ticket exchange night Nov. 19

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

 

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