Business and Tech
Ganhe mais de US$ 6.000 por dia com mineração em nuvem! As principais plataformas de mineração em nuvem para 2025 foram anunciadas — e a RICH Miner lidera o grupo. O que é ainda mais empolgante? Agora você pode usar XRP para investir em mineração em nuvem e, potencialmente, gerar uma renda passiva enorme. A…
Read Full Article 
CARTHAGE, Ill. — Memorial Hospital will offer community health screenings at the Bott Community Center at 705 Lafayette in Warsaw on May 14. Screenings will be A1C, lipid panel and hearing and vision tests for $25. These screenings are available to the public, but participants must register and pay in advance. Fasting for 10 to…
Read Full Article 
Gamers are lazy, antisocial, and addicted to screens, right? That’s what people usually say. But you know what? New research is saying something different. Gaming is good for you. It can increase your brainpower, improve your mood, and even help you make genuine connections with people from all corners of the world. So, it’s high…
Read Full Article 
COATSBURG, Ill. — Coatsburg has been designated as a Smart Rural Community (SRC) by NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association, powered by Adams Fiber. This \ recognition celebrates Coatsburg’s commitment to leveraging advanced technology to drive innovation, support growth and enhance the quality of life for its residents. The announcement was made during a special event at…
Read Full Article 
As college students progress through their academic careers, they spend countless hours writing term papers across various disciplines, often viewing these assignments as simply another hurdle to overcome before graduation. However, what many fail to recognize is that the process of researching, organizing, and crafting these in-depth academic documents is silently preparing them for the…
Read Full Article 
HANNIBAL, Mo. — The mission of Learning Opportunities Quality Works, Inc (LOQW) is to positively impact the lives of people through support, advocacy and connection to resources in 14 counties in northeast Missouri. LOQW has offices in Hannibal, Monroe City, Shelbina, Macon and Kirksville. It supports people with disabilities in gaining and maintaining employment based…
Read Full Article 
QUINCY — A fundraiser for Safe Moves for Seniors, the philanthropic arm of Golden Bridges, is set for 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday, May 9, at Panera, 3738 Broadway. When Golden Bridges was formed 12 years ago, the owners knew they wanted to help seniors in the community with their transition needs. Even then,…
Read Full Article 
As data outages and cyber threats escalate, a new framework looks to help enterprises benchmark resilience maturity and drive smarter, cross-functional strategies for protection and recovery. In an era where cyberattacks and IT outages are escalating at an unprecedented rate, most organizations continue to overestimate their ability to bounce back. A new strategic framework from…
Read Full Article 
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in the UK, leading cloud mining platform TWL Miner today shared insights on how cloud mining allows investors to earn passive income without the high upfront costs of traditional cryptocurrency mining. The company operates more than 60 large-scale mining data centers in multiple countries around the world, which are powered…
Read Full Article 
Landing in a new country for college is like stepping onto a movie set – exciting, maybe a little confusing, and definitely a whole new world! You’re handling new classes, new friendships, and maybe even a new language. Then BAM! The dreaded essay assignment hits your desk. Suddenly, academic writing feels like another mountain to…
Read Full Article 
Have you ever felt like you’re drowning in a sea of essays, with deadlines looming like hungry sharks? We’ve all been there! Juggling classes, social life, and a part-time job can leave you with zero time (and energy!) to write that history paper on the War of 1812. That’s when you start thinking, “Man, I…
Read Full Article 
HANNIBAL, Mo. — The United Way of the Mark Twain Area held its annual meeting on Thursday, April 24, celebrating a year of community impact and recognizing key partners and volunteers. The event highlighted the success of the “Everyone Can Help Someone” campaign and the vital work of local organizations supported by United Way. Angela…
Read Full Article 
QUINCY — Rev. Gary Dice is celebrating one year and one month with his transplanted heart on May 5. He is thankful to God, to his family and friends, to the many members of his medical team and to someone he does not yet know — the person who donated the heart to give him…
Read Full Article 
QUINCY — For students struggling to pay for tuition, a sudden scholarship offer or a financial aid company that guarantees results can seem like a dream come true – but it could also be the setup for a scam. Higher education is expensive, and scammers take advantage of that to trick students and their families.…
Read Full Article 
HANNIBAL, Mo. — With a $6,000 grant from the Riedel Foundation, any Hannibal child in need of a bicycle helmet who attends this year’s Ride Cool event will receive one free of charge. Ride Cool is an annual event that educates children and their parents about the importance of bicycle safety, especially the use of…
Read Full Article 
Nate and Katy from Luxe Health and Wellness Spa are in for another Sunday Sitdown to talk about the most popular procedures and what bugs Katy about Nate. Luxe Health and Wellness brings you the Sunday Sitdown.
Read Full Article 
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Teri Hooper from Hooper Photography about senior pictures, wedding pictures and all things in-between. Mercantile Bank brings you Business Spotlight
Read Full Article 
HANNIBAL, Mo. — The George H. Riedel Foundation recently awarded a $2,100 grant to Shoes from the Heart, a non-profit organization that makes sure children in need have essential footwear. The grant will allow the organization to stock shoe closets at three Hannibal elementary schools. Shoes from the Heart is based in Macon and has…
Read Full Article 
QUINCY — ADM Quincy recently partnered with The Pack Shack, J.M Huber, Ingersoll-Rand and Hollister-Whitney to pack thousands of healthy meals for neighbors in the community as part of the Feed the Funnel event. The event, a trademark of The Pack Shack, was held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 9 at the…
Read Full Article 
MACOMB, Ill. — The Ambassador Committee of the Macomb Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting as the City of Macomb proclaimed April 17 as McDonough County Health Department Day in honor of its 50th anniversary of service to the area. The McDonough County Health Department has been a cornerstone of community well-being, providing…
Read Full Article 
MOUNT STERLING, Ill. — Action Brown County (ABC) recently launched the Business Signage Program, a new grant initiative designed to help local businesses enhance their visibility and attract more customers through the installation of custom signage. The program offers funding for retail, food/drink and experience-based businesses to install blade signs —eye-catching signs that extend perpendicular…
Read Full Article 
Kohl’s super chef Bradley Darnell whips up some street tacos just in time for your Cinco De Mayo celebration on Monday. Kohl’s Cash and Carry brings you “Cooking with Kohl’s”.
Read Full Article 
CAMP POINT, Ill. — Camp Point has been designated as a Smart Rural Community by NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association, powered by Adams Fiber. This recognition celebrates Camp Point’s commitment to leveraging advanced technology to drive growth, enhance opportunities and foster a thriving rural community. The announcement was made during Camp Point’s village board meeting on…
Read Full Article 
QUINCY — The Adams County CEO class recently made a $1,000 donation to Connect Child and Family Solutions. The funds were generated from the class project “Frosty Flics,” which was held in December. The CEO program takes place throughout the school year, with a focus on building a single business as a class during the…
Read Full Article 
Recovery rarely has a straight line. For some, it can be a lifelong process with many turns and false starts. It’s a lot of work to rewire the brain’s coping strategies and work through a disease. Lifestyle changes are a given with recovery, but a change that may not be apparent in the early stages…
Read Full Article July 01, 2025
MINUTES WITH THE MAYOR: JULY 1
Obituaries
Current Weather
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
