Good morning, Springfield.

The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum will host a volunteer orientation on Sept.

9 at 5:30 p.m. at 112 N. Sixth St. in Springfield. Community members can learn about volunteer roles, training sessions and benefits such as free admission, and may register by calling the volunteer director.

The Illinois Pork Tenderloin Crawl invites food lovers to sample pork tenderloin sandwiches at 11 restaurants, including Route 66 Motorheads (Springfield).

Anyone who tries tenderloin at eight venues can earn a T-shirt and a chance to win a $50 gift card.

A Sangamon County homeowner still fights with State Farm for $50,000 in unpaid wind damage repairs filed three years ago.

The dispute adds to over 2,100 complaints received by the Illinois Department of Insurance between July 2023 and April 2025.

The FBI Springfield Office invites community members to test their skills at a hands-on training event for the Special Agent Physical Fitness Test on Sept.

30 from 8-11 a.m. at Glenwood High School Track in Chatham, open to those who meet eligibility criteria.

The State Journal-Register invites votes for its athlete of the week for Aug.

31-Sept. 5, sponsored by Heartland Credit Union. Voting ends at noon Friday, Sept. 11 (nominations are accepted every Friday).

Glenwood’s team earned a 2 to 0 win on Saturday when their 44-minute game was cut short by heat — senior McKenzie Doe scored both goals to lift the team to a 5 to 0 record ahead of Tuesday’s game at Lincoln.

The Rust Buster Invite hosted by the Williamsville Bullets on Saturday saw the boys claim the title as Ryan Patrick finished first and the Athens Warriors win the girls title after Corinn Hart placed second — with Joelle Wilson finishing first in the girls race.

On Saturday, Sept. 5, the Pawnee Indians beat Martinsville 46-8 to move to 3-0 — they will host Palestine next Saturday at their home field.