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Mother Nature upstages circus with winds, gully-washer
The show must go on. That attitude prevailed, despite the rain and thunder that bore down on the 4:30 p.m. showing of the Carson & Barnes Circus Tuesday afternoon.
Hot Future Shock: Heat Wave Temps To Soar
During the European heat wave of 2003 that killed tens of thousands, the temperature in parts of France hit 104 degrees.
Atlanta man arrested for stabbing incident
A 27-year-old Atlanta man is in jail after officials say he stabbed a 56-year-old man on Monday.
Leaders get look at 5-year economic plan for Logan Co.
Logan County's economic development director Joel Smiley Wednesday unveiled his five-year plan for boosting the area's economy and business climate.
Community fund will focus on saving Atlanta store
Atlanta Country Market owner Liz Hunter waits on Jane Doolin Wednesday morning at the store while 4-year-old Maycey Sympson hovers in the background.
Historic windmill goes up in Atlanta
Logan County is still mulling its future with giant wind turbines that are already producing electricity in other parts of Illinois.
Residents prep for massive sale
Volunteers Marky Gleason and Bertie Bowns were up to their eyeballs Monday afternoon, in stacks and boxes of everything from used clothing to a new battery charger.
Flash flooding has become a significant threat after storms dumped up to 5 inches of rain on Logan County overnight.
New features at the Route 66 Garage Sale
The Route 66 Heritage Foundation has partnered with several other local organizations and businesses to make the event even better than before.
County briefs: Memorial Day celebration planned at Logan County Courthouse; appointments and more
Monday, 10:30 a.m., at the Logan County Courthouse The activities will take place on Broadway Street side of the courthouse.
Burrus buys Hoblit seed : News
Burrus Hybrids, of Arenzville, has acquired Hoblit Seed Co. of Atlanta, Ill., it was announced Wednesday.
Caretaker Carol Blankenship reaches up to adjust a bouquet of flowers sitting above her on the mantle of the front fireplace.
“We're working on three and maybe even four”
Nearly $1.4 million in federal, airport and business subsidies later, Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport is headed pretty much back to where it started. via State Journal-Register
Population growth requires conservation
“We need to also ask for accountability from the power plants.”
By JOHN ROSZKOWSKI jroszkowski@pioneerlocal.com With population projections showing another 2 million people could move in to northeastern Illinois by 2030, water conservation measures need to be enacted now to ... via Lake Forester
Atlanta buying decorative lampposts
“We're just trying to get the town looking nice.”
Atlanta buying decorative lampposts April 29, 2008 The beautification of Route 66 through Atlanta, Ill. via Route 66 News
Getting sweet on Midwestern desserts
It was one sweet day. An eclectic mix of foodies gathered at Kendall College on a recent Saturday to hear tales of Midwest dessert "foodways" that ranged from the popularity of pie in Indiana to the history of ... via Fredericksburg.com
Tell us your Amtrak stories, suggestions
Are you a veteran Amtrak rider and love to ride the rails? Or do you avoid the train because of a bad experience? In light of the news that Springfield's Amtrak station will be improved, we want to hear your ... via State Journal-Register
Looking for a good time without the pretension? In the classic style of the Rush Street scene, Bar Chicago offers all that and more. via Chicago Tribune
Chapman already working with airport panel on balloon fest
“I'll be helping families get prepared for deployment.”
Annette Chapman of the Lincoln-Logan County Chamber of Commerce asked the Logan County Board's airport committee Monday for permission to hold a remote control airplane demonstration at the Logan County airport ... via LincolnCourier.com
ASA Forms Working Group to Make Recommendations on Futures Market
St. Louis, MO-Amid concerns that futures markets are becoming less effective in allowing farmers to manage risk, the American Soybean Association has formed a Market Performance Working Group to examine the ... via Milling Journal