• LDN celebrates 10 years
  The mission of a neighborhood newspaper

• City briefs: Stoplight back as an issue, amending city appropriations and downtown street closures

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 3

• Meet the Candidates night at Adams Elementary School -- in pictures

• Forum responses show how Republican candidates for county treasurer differ

• 3 Republican candidates for circuit clerk respond to 4 questions

• County clerk advises voters of new undervoting law

• Mayfield, Kirk to join LCU Hall of Fame on Saturday

• Thom Rainer to speak at Elders' and Church Leaders' Conference Feb. 20

• Virginia Tech, U of I report projects damage if New Madrid fault creates significant quake

• Police reports

• Oasis notes

• Laura on Life: A spider's view

• Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

• AP news

Tuesday, Jan. 26:

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 2

• Personalities of the Week: Jerry and Karen Birdwell ring in a new year of Personalities of the Week

• LCU 'Love Offering to Haiti' collection site

• Postville Courthouse Abraham Lincoln birthday celebration Feb. 6

• Taper Collection items of famous Lincoln memorabilia at presidential museum Feb. 10-15

• Quinn announces free tax preparation for many Illinoisans
  Families earning under $50,000, individuals under $25,000 eligible

• The Lincoln FC, youth wrestling, Kathryn Arneaud, Humane Society, Girl Scouts and Jeff St. Christian Church all make Close Up
  By Mike Fak

• Support letters:

  • Former employee of clerk's office supports Rachel Bunner for circuit clerk

  • Past juror supports Suzann Maxheimer for circuit clerk

  • Endorses Kelley

• This week's 'Viewpoint' guests

• Police reports

• Logan County blood drives in February

• Logan Lanes: Split 'n' Gutter League

• AP news

Monday, Jan. 25:

• Mayor hosts economic summit, round 2
  Part 1 in a series

• Winter weather advisory

• Chamber holds annual dinner; Pride & Progress winners announced

• Railers win Meijer Winter Classic 65-47 over Highland -- in Sports

• Logan County Friends of the NRA to hold fundraising banquet Feb. 6

• Political Asylum: The dead talk, the race tightens

• Recall information

• Police reports

• Railers win Meijer Winter Classic 65-47 over Highland

• Logan Lanes:

• Sunday Night Mixed

• Rollin 66ers

• Major Super Trios

• Lynx fall to Lewis & Clark 82-78

• Red Lions men win 4th in a row

• AP news

Saturday, Jan. 23:

• Humane Society of Logan County holds annual meeting
  Group looks to have site work and building plans in place this year

• Main Street Lincoln hosting Looking for Lincoln and Annual Partnership Dinner on Feb. 14

• Corrections: Wrong early release prisoners listed

• December unemployment ticks up to 11.1 percent
  State rate reflects national weakness in job market

• Marriages

• (No dissolutions)

• YMCA notes

• Laura on Life: A burglar in the house!

• Home Country: Rats! Zapped by another a high-tech wonder

• Railers get by Glenwood 47-41

• AP news

Friday, Jan. 22:

• VFW post getting strong support, but could use more

• Reminder: Round 2 of economic summit tomorrow morning

• City briefs: development partnership's annual report, some good news from city treasurer, appropriations and more

• LCHS presents 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' this weekend -- in pictures

• City to begin tree-trimming

• Logan County EMA awarded IEMA Performance Grant

• Quinn's mom loaned $100K to gov. campaign

• BBB lists top 10 scams and rip-offs of 2009
  (Council of Better Business Bureaus)

• Relay for Life, LDN benchmark, Mardi Gras night and Quilters at Heart make the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

• LCU women defeated by Highlanders

• AP news

Thursday, Jan. 21:

• Lincoln Center opens -- album 1

• Lincoln Center opens -- album 2

• Lincoln/Logan County Chamber hosts candidate forum Tuesday

• LCHS implementing a 'Community Discussion' Feb. 3

• City puts stop to traffic lights at Fifth and College

• Raucous comedy 'Fuddy Meers' opens this weekend at Lincoln College

• Celebration of Life event Friday

• Logan County coroner's report on Chestnut man's death in home fire

• County board recognizes student achievements, makes appointments, prepares for new Freedom of Information changes

• Lilly Endowment grants $55,000 to LCU WorldViewEyes program

• Miss Menard County crowned 2010 Miss Illinois County Fair
  Emily Berglin, Miss Logan County Fair, wins best stage presence

• Salvation Army focusing on saving lives in Haiti

• Letter: Thank you from Special Olympics

• Lincoln Writers Club to meet Feb. 9

• Volunteer training at presidential library complex

• Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

• Lynx make new home a home-court advantage over Shawnee

• AP news

Wednesday, Jan. 20:

• County board recognizes student achievements, makes appointments, prepares for new Freedom of Information changes

• Freezing rain advisory until noon

• ISP responds to 30 crashes on I-55 Wednesday morning

• LC invites community to 'raise the roof' on new Lincoln Center arena tonight

• Dr. Clay Ham inaugurated as LCU provost -- in pictures

• Brief bio of Dr. Ham

• 3rd annual 'Woodchopper's Ball' in Elkhart on Jan. 30

• Phony BBB e-mail spreads fiction about 2010 Census; get the facts
  (From Council of Better Business Bureaus)

• Salvation Army on the ground in Haiti

• Oasis notes

• Police reports

• Book Look: 'What Your Preschooler Needs to Know'

• Laura on Life: The toilet whisperer

• Railers too much for Tornadoes in 57-34 win

• Logan Lanes:

• Jay Bird League

• Split 'n' Gutter League

• LCU men win 3rd in row

• LCU women lose to Mount Mary

• AP news

Tuesday, Jan. 19:

• Popular salon and spa now offers advanced complexion treatment and products

• Possible freezing rain and icing conditions could make travel hazardous

• Lecture series to complement Elkhart tours in 2010

• Reminder: Chamber annual dinner on Saturday

• Lincoln police nab man wanted in Macon County

• Submit your pictures, Lincoln Youth Wrestling, goodbye Google, Lucky Six winners and Humane Society in the Close Up
  By Mike Fak

• Support letter: Vicki Dugan for Logan County treasurer

• This week's 'Viewpoint' guests

• HOPE Mobile schedule for February

• Nelson injured in win over Jacksonville 36-34

• Logan Lanes:

American Bowling League

• AP news

Monday, Jan. 18:

• Illinois celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

• Obama to celebrate MLK's life and legacy

• Inauguration of Dr. Clay Ham on Tuesday

• Lincoln police nab man wanted in Macon County

• Illinois politics: Gov wings it, candidates skip debates left and right

• Latest news on Haitian relief efforts in today's News section

• 2 weeks left to lock in January prepaid tuition prices

• Recall information

• Police reports

• Railers roll over Lake Park 63-41

• Logan Lanes:

• Sunday Night Mixed

• Rollin 66ers

• Major Super Trios

• Red Lions win 2

• AP news

Saturday, Jan. 16:

• County briefs: It might be cold and slow, but Logan County is on the move

• Salvation Army relief workers head to Haiti

• Eaton donates more than $100,000 to Haiti disaster relief

• More stories of Haitian relief efforts in today's News section

• IL Senate week in review

• ISP District 9 releases summary for 2009

• Johnson & Johnson issues massive recall of Tylenol

• Murder conspirator back in prison, part of roundup

• Lawyer plans to leave Blagojevich defense team

• Obama pitches bank tax to recover bailout costs

• Marriages

• Dissolutions

• YMCA notes

• Laura on Life: Requirements for a good night's sleep

• Home Country: Remember last year's resolutions?
  A time of reckoning

• Railer defense solid in 50-33 win over SHG -- in Sports

• AP news

Friday, Jan. 15:

• County briefs: It might be cold and slow, but Logan County is on the move

• LCU student gets good news from family in Haiti

• Salvation Army mobilized for Haitian relief efforts

• Local Salvation Army director explains ways to help with Haitian relief

• Carroll Catholic receives Kroger grant -- in pictures

• Carroll Catholic to use Kroger grant for STEM education

• Washington-Monroe receives Kroger grant -- in pictures

• Washington-Monroe to buy books with Kroger grant

• Alyssa Schmidt is ALMH January Employee of the Month

• Mount Pulaski asks for residents' help during snow season

• City briefs: Fifth Street traffic light, fire truck damaged, demolition hits financial snag and more

• Genealogical society, Jaycees, Ellen Olson, WL-B honor roll, Carroll Catholic honor roll and students of the month in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

• Police report

• Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

• AP news

Thursday, Jan. 14:

• Haiti quake: Survivors struggle while awaiting aid

  • Haitian-Americans awaiting word from loved ones

  • U.S. military team lands in Haiti

  • Clinton: Too soon to estimate casualties in Haiti

  • Frequent victim in the past, Asia to aid Haiti

• Salvation Army mobilizes personnel, relief for Haiti

• Devastation in Haiti: Firsthand report from Salvation Army director

• Devastation in Haiti -- in pictures

• City briefs: Fifth Street traffic light, fire truck damaged, demolition hits financial snag and more

• Vonderlieth residents to have Vegas afternoon

• FCA to host Trivia Night fundraiser

• IL Senate 2009 review and new laws

• House OKs minimum prison term, notice of release

• Wedding: McCarty-Matson

• Police report

• Illinois professional photographers to document 'Day in the Life of Lincoln'

• Food inspection scores posted

• Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

• Lynx fall to ICC 79-69

• Red Lions teams both lose

• AP news

Wednesday, Jan. 13:

• Bodies piled on streets after powerful Haiti quake

• City looks to expand enterprise zone

• Castle Manor hires director

• Plenty of winter activities at Lincoln Park District

• Soil & Water Conservation to hold dinner meeting

• Background checks and public comment sticking points in revisions to county's processes (Part 1)

• White House credits stimulus with up to 2M jobs

• Bipartisan panel to grill Wall Street CEOs

• Mystery object to whiz by Earth Wednesday

• Bereaved kin push for military condolence letters

• This week's LCDPH flu fact: It's NOT too late to vaccinate

• Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

• AP news

Tuesday, Jan. 12:

• Notice: LDN was temporarily offline Tuesday afternoon.

• Background checks and public comment sticking points in revisions to county's processes (Part 1)

• Chamber annual dinner tickets available

• Reminder: Early voting avoids bad weather day

• 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' opens this month at LCHS

• State public health director warns H1N1 still active

• Seasonal weight limits on Logan County highways

• Study suggests too many bodies at Chicago cemetery

• Blagojevich: 'Blacker' than Obama comment was 'stupid'

• Vonderlieth, Deron Powell, Celebration of Life, Chamber Stimulus Raffle, Lincoln Farmer's Market, Lincoln Youth Wrestling and Humane Society all in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

• Support letter: Comment on the letter posted Jan. 9 in support of Chuck Conzo

• Police reports

• Railer stats updated

• Logan Lanes:

• American Bowling League

• Split 'n' Gutter League

• LCU women drop 1st game

• AP news

Monday, Jan. 11:

• Notice: LDN will be down temporarily Tuesday afternoon as we switch servers.

• ALMH resumes regular visitor guidelines as flu cases decline

• Lincoln-Logan Crime Stoppers Scholarship application available

• Blagojevich: 'I'm blacker than Barack Obama'

• Study: Newspapers still a step ahead in local news

• AP IMPACT: Road projects don't help unemployment

• Quinn appoints asst. director of public health

• State public health assistant director appointed

• Recall information

• Police reports

• Fire and rescue reports

• Railers thump Centralia 52-27

• Logan Lanes: Sunday Night Mixed

• Lincoln College Lynx take Parkland 87-73

• LCU drops game to Kuyper

• AP news

Saturday, Jan. 9:

• Railers over Lanphier 77-71: Alexander wins 600th -- in Sports

• Freely given, humbly received
  4 arcade tokens, 3 watch batteries, 2 foreign coins and 1 hoop earring

• Chamber looks to stimulate local economy

• Wind chill advisory through 11 a.m. Saturday

• Early release inmate returned for attempted murder

• It could be worse: Remembering the great snow of 1967
  By Mike Fak

• Support letter: Chuck Conzo for Logan County treasurer

• Marriages

• Dissolutions

• YMCA notes

• Home Country: Dewey who?

• AP news

Friday, Jan. 8:

• R.P. Lumber has ribbon-cut

• Images of winter

• Closings
  To be added to list, contact ldneditor@lincolndailynews.com.

• Grace period for election till Jan. 26

• 2 referendums on primary ballots in Logan County
  Public questions

• State sells $3.466 billion in bonds to fund pension plans

• Police reports

• Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini still in the hunt?
  By Jeff Mayfield

• Logan Lanes: Logan Lassies

• LC Lynx 75, IL Wesleyan JV 65

• AP news

Thursday, Jan. 7:

• National Weather Service, Logan County EMA: Driving is hazardous  Updated 4:15 p.m.

• Notice: Most area events are being canceled this evening. Please check before traveling.

• Closings: (Click here) To be added to list, contact ldneditor@lincolndailynews.com.

• Logan County 4-H recognizes achievements

• Illinois panel votes to close prison eyed for Gitmo detainees

• Hynes: Unpaid bills $5.1 billion and growing

• Sen. Brady's office accepting applications for scholarships

• Quinn names chief public safety officer for Illinois Department of Corrections
  Law enforcement veteran Michael McCotter to join state agency

• Engagement: Mendiola-Arnold

• Police reports

• Fire and rescue reports

• Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini still in the hunt?
  By Jeff Mayfield

• Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

• AP news

Wednesday, Jan. 6:

• Lincoln farmers markets spreading out

• Weather could be worse, and it's heading our way
  Winter storm warning in effect till 6 a.m. Friday

• Polar Plunge preregistration event Jan. 14

• LCHS electricity class wires up classrooms

• Illinois has 4th-wettest year on record

• IEMA launches 12-month preparedness effort

• Quinn rejects rival's call for early release info

• U of I to trim $82 million from budget

• Cold grips much of US; Fla. races to save crops

• Reminder: Lincoln Writers Club meets Tuesday

• Police reports

• Fire and rescue reports

• Book Look: 'Truce: The Day the Soldiers Stopped Fighting'

• Laura on Life: Hair today and yesterday

• Southeast spoils home bid for Alexander's 600th win 67-55

• AP news

Tuesday, Jan. 5:

• City briefs: Council remembers Sullivan, banks Ameren check, looks forward to new year

• Outdoor warning siren and EAS test today

• 'Round Two' of Economic Development Summit to take place on Jan. 23

• Lela Stelter named Christian Village employee of the year

• Girl Scouts kick off annual cookie sale

• Reminder: Today last day to register for Feb. 2 primary election

• New year provides new opportunity to manage diabetes correctly

• Community Action surveys low-income needs

• Quinn taps Chicago alderman who advocates for consumers as state Commerce Commission chair

• Tree pickup, FAFSA workshop, United Way and Humane Society news in Close Up
  By Mike Fak

• Fire and rescue reports

• Logan Lanes: Split 'n' Gutter League

• AP news

Monday, Jan. 4:

• Navigating the new LDN

• Arctic air mass remaining in place over central Illinois

• POLITICAL ASYLUM: Releases and resolutions

• Illinois sets historic record for fewest motor vehicle fatalities in 88 years
  Traffic fatalities drop below 1,000 for 1st time since 1921

• Gubernatorial candidates split on medical marijuana bill

• Recall information

• Police reports

• Logan Lanes:

• Sunday Night Mixed

• Tuesday Super Trios

• AP news

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