Vol. 49, No. 28
Lincoln's new neighbor
Foundation finds a new home at the Lincoln Home
By Karen Ackerman Witter
Springfield down to two residential waste haulers
Republic Services takes over Waste Management routes
By Dean Olsen
New "Lincoln's Springfield" exhibit
Honoring Springfield native Julius Rosenwald, America's first social philanthropist
Lutheran High School plans to rebuild near Cherry Hills Church
State mine subsidence insurance has a $750,000 cap on damages
By Scott Reeder
Former state Sen. Sam McCann taken into police custody
Federal judge rules that former Conservative Party gubernatorial candidate violated terms of pretrial release
Speaker Welch targets Rep. Mary Flowers
By Rich Miller
Editors note 2/8/24
By Fletcher Farrar
Letters to the editor 2/8/24
By Letters to the Editor
Sweet on beets
Vegetable provides color, flavor and nutrition
By Ashley Meyer
Local history on stage
Outraged: Terror in Springfield 1908 at UIS Studio Theatre Feb. 9-11
By Mary Young
UIS Visual Arts Gallery is a creative space with a big impact
By Allison Lacher
Out of Darkness is surprising, while Upgraded and Argylle are too predictable
By Chuck Koplinski
High School Dances
By Jacqueline Jackson
Events to feature reading, music, magic and much more
By Daron Walker
Party on, February music
By Tom Irwin
Logan Mize
@ Boondocks
Fri., May 3, 8:30 p.m.
Attorney trio in trouble
Make it a smarter summer
By Amanda Turner
TCM Film Festival an oasis for movie lovers
Farmers want the right to fix their tractors
By Jennifer Bamberg, Investigate Midwest
