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Jason Priest pleads not guilty to damaging government property

QUINCY — Seemingly agitated while wearing a blue see-through dress and a "Cruella DeVille" wig, Jason Priest was in Courtroom...
‘A snapshot in time’: Sixty-six years after buying ’56 Chevy Bel Air, Quincy man surprised when son brings it back home

QUINCY — Bing Welper was sitting on the porch of his home on the morning of Father’s Day this spring...
Yohn claims judge has put him at ‘very unfair disadvantage’ and ‘blatantly lied,’ files motion for replacement

QUINCY — Bradley Yohn, a Springfield man charged with four Class X felonies in Adams County in connection with a...
City official admits new citywide cleanup format was ‘a little rough’ Monday but will improve this week

https://youtu.be/b9hGabXEubg QUINCY — John Schafer, assistant director of Central Services, could only offer an apology to the people first to...
JWCC names three finalists for new president

Three men will be in Quincy in early October for in-person interviews. One of them will succeed Mike Elbe, who...

‘A snapshot in time’: Sixty-six years after buying ’56 Chevy Bel Air, Quincy man surprised when son brings it back home

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Bing Welper was sitting on the porch of his home on the morning of Father’s Day this spring when he looked outside and noticed a familiar car pulling up on the driveway. “That’s my car,” he said as a huge grin grew across his awe-struck face. “That’s my car right there.” “I fell … ...Read Full Article about ‘A snapshot in time’: Sixty-six years after buying ’56 Chevy Bel Air, Quincy man surprised when son brings it back home

Taming the Upper Mississippi, Chapter 3: Navigation and flood control

by Mike Klingner

EDITOR'S NOTE: Muddy River News has received permission to reprint reviews and chapters from the book, “Taming the Upper Mississippi: My Turn at Watch, 1935-1999,” written by Janice Petterchak. The book reflects on flood protection, navigation and the environment on the upper Mississippi River … ...Read Full Article about Taming the Upper Mississippi, Chapter 3: Navigation and flood control

At least 32 people from Illinois charged in connection with breach of U.S. Capitol; trial for Quincy couple set for April 17

by David Adam, MRN Editor

More than 860 people from nearly all 50 states have been arrested in connection with the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. The Chicago Sun-Times published a list on Wednesday of at least 32 known residents who face charges for their role in the incident and the status of … ...Read Full Article about At least 32 people from Illinois charged in connection with breach of U.S. Capitol; trial for Quincy couple set for April 17

Yohn claims judge has put him at ‘very unfair disadvantage’ and ‘blatantly lied,’ files motion for replacement

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Bradley Yohn, a Springfield man charged with four Class X felonies in Adams County in connection with a Nov. 9, 2021 sexual assault, filed a motion last week requesting a substitution of judge in his case in Adams County Circuit Court. Yohn, 35, is defending himself against charges of … ...Read Full Article about Yohn claims judge has put him at ‘very unfair disadvantage’ and ‘blatantly lied,’ files motion for replacement

Jason Priest pleads not guilty to damaging government property

by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

QUINCY — Seemingly agitated while wearing a "Cruella DeVille" wig and a blue see-through dress over his bra and panties, Jason Priest was in Courtroom 2B in the Adams County Courthouse for mere minutes before he was ushered out. The case was scheduled to be heard before Judge Amy Lannerd Tuesday … ...Read Full Article about Jason Priest pleads not guilty to damaging government property

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