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Balloons Carrying Veterans' Names Found 200 Miles Away
Balloons released during a Memorial Day ceremony in Illinois traveled more than 200 miles to the doorstep of an Indiana woman.
City discusses street-side parking of trailers, boats and campers
T uesday evening during the committee of the whole workshop of the Lincoln City Council, Darrin Coffey of Lincoln addressed the group regarding street-side parking.
Together for Lincoln Fundraiser Dinner June 7
In addition to the pork chop sandwich, the dinner will include green beans, au gratin potatoes, and a roll.
Mount Pulaski quilt show, Mount Pulaski preschool, Community Action meeting, Extension programs for youth, Kevin Barker, Jaycees help Relay, writing club, Kinzie memorial blood drive, HSLC transport, free Salvation Army camp, Memorial scholarship, Delavan battle re-enactment, Community Action scholarships, Princess Tea NOUNT PULASKI -- The Mount ... (more)
Sewer work on 200 College street next week
A contractor will be replacing a portion of the sewer in this block, which will necessitate the closure of this block of College Avenue for the duration of the project.
Zion Lutheran Class of 2012 graduation
Zion Lutheran School held its eighth-grade graduation service on Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church in Lincoln.
Mount Pulaski preschool, Community Action meeting, Extension programs for youth, Kevin Barker, Jaycees Relay for Life fundraisers, From the Ground Up plantings, Zion Ladies Aid sandwich sale, writing club, Kinzie memorial blood drive, HSLC transport, free Salvation Army camp, Isabelle Thompson, Cylie Rekart, Grace Tierney, Mount Pulaski junk ... (more)
Deer crashes into downtown Lincoln business
It isn't something one would see very often and sadly it doesn't look like any type of happy ending will come out of this morning's deer incident in downtown Lincoln.
From the Ground Up starts a new project in Lincoln -- album
Wednesday evening Bill and Kathy Vinyard, Larry and Sharon Simonson, and Gene Mehan were the early arrivals for a new work project for From the Ground Up.
Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership announces 1st Community Development Award
T he Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership is announcing the first Community Development Award.
Christian Village stories: Carol Leininger
16th 1935 to John and Flossie Leininger at the hospital in Lincoln, Il. She had twin brothers, Larry and Jack, and a sister, Clara.
Logan County 4-H offers youth programs in June
Logan County 4-H will hold a Pets Mini Camp on Friday morning, June 8, from 8:45 - 11:00 a.m. at Kickapoo Creek Park in Lincoln.
Kevin Michael Barker of Lincoln earns Eagle Scout
K evin Michael Barker, son of Llyle and Sue Barker of Lincoln, was honored at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony at Lincoln Christian Church on Sunday.
Central School learns more about Abe
Educator, Joe Hackett was their guide starting at the State Bank of Lincoln and traveling to the Depot, scene of the christening of the city by Abe.
Miller joins Prairie Engineers of Illinois, P.C.
He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and has seven years of experience working as a consulting engineer and land surveyor in the Peoria area.
Jaycees to hold two Relay for Life fundraisers
The Lincoln Jaycees have two fundraisers planned for their Relay For Life team. The first is Saturday May 26 from 10am-3 pm they will be bagging groceries and doing carry out at IGA for donations.
Building trades and ag work together on LCHS home project
Every year the building trades class, under the leadership of teacher Brett Hitchings, takes on the task of building a new house somewhere in Lincoln.
In 2009 when Dr. Dru Hauter approached the Lincoln City Council and asked to use a portion of city-owned property behind the Wal-Mart Supercenter, not everyone in Lincoln and Logan County realized just how big a sport soccer is.
Together for Lincoln 2012 kickoff
S ave the date. In order to get even more churches involved, Together for Lincoln is moving to a Saturday this year, Sept.
Lincoln researchers discover Japan
Nestled among the cherry trees of picturesque Meisei University on the outskirts of Tokyo is a nondescript building that is home to something unexpected -- the largest collection of original Abraham Lincoln documents outside the United States.