Hello, Chronicle subscribers! Hope your week has been going well! I’m happy for a less wacky Wednesday compared to last week, when my family was dealing with the large pine tree that fell in our backyard onto our power lines following a thunderstorm.

The Chronicle staff has been plugging away at the office today on future plans for our print editions…please stay tuned! We are getting very excited.🙂

In the meantime, don’t forget that RTC Services is offering a volunteer open house on Thursday to introduce this exciting new program.

RTC Services launches new volunteer program

Community invited to get involved, with open house planned for April 23

Logan County Chronicle • Nita Wilkinson

Mushroom hunting is apparently right at peak season around Logan County, and Tom Stephens is excited to cook up some tasty morels. He’d also love advice for your favorite morel recipes!

Mushroom madness

Morels making their brief, annual appearance throughout Logan County

Logan County Chronicle • Tom Stephens

Several area school boards have convened this week, and Benjamin Logan’s Board of Education approved new superintendent Sean Flynn’s contact Monday night.

New superintendent’s contract approved  

Benjamin Logan BOE receives storm damage update 

Logan County Chronicle • The Chronicle Staff

In addition, Indian Lake Schools’ Board of Education spotlighted at their meeting two Distinguished Alumni recipients who have achieved excellence in their respective career fields.

Kinnan, Kelly honored as Indian Lake Distinguished Alumni 

ILHS graduates rise to the top in their fields - crash-test technology and NASA  

Logan County Chronicle • The Chronicle Staff

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Mandy Loehr

Managing editor

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