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QUINCY — I overheard a conversation while tending bar the other day that shook me to the core. Here’s the gist of it: When you smell something, it’s because particles of that thing have gotten into the air, and got into your nose, dissolved into the mucus membrane, and are sensed by the receptors there…
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Annie Wilson reports her 2022 Buick was hit and run while parked near 6236 Broadway on 7/12. 130James E. Mann, 41, of Quincy for FTA-No Valid DL at his residence. Lodged 139Rachel M. Hartley, 38, of Quincy for FTA-Leaving the Scene at 12th and Spring. Lodged 125Jacob J. Carder, 24, of Quincy for Violation of…
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QUINCY — “Pathway to Healthy Feet” is the topic of the Thursday, July 24, Blessing Diabetes Support group meeting. The meeting will take place from 3 to 4 p.m. in the Blessing Diabetes Center on the lower level of the Blessing Health Center, 927 Broadway. Those attending should enter through the building’s west entrance adjacent…
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Blessing Hospital A girl was born to Dillon and Ali Reavis of Mendon at 8:28 a.m. July 14, 2025.A girl was born to Luke Little and Jewel McEvers of Baylis at 9:34 p.m. July 14, 2025.A boy was born to Chris Terrell and Lacey Hubbert of Hannibal, Mo., at 6:10 a.m. July 15, 2025.A boy…
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QUINCY — Vancil Performing Arts Center recently had 10 dancers from their Bay City Troupe, ranging in age from 6 to 18, travel to Pigeon Forge, Tenn., for a once in a lifetime opportunity. The dancers made their stage debut as the pre-show act at the Country Tonite Theatre. Members of the Vancil Performing Arts…
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QUINCY — The July membership meeting of the Adams County Retired Teacher Association ACRTA) was held July 17, at the John Wood Mansion Visitor Center. Jessica Hoselton, executive director of the Illinois Retired Teacher Association (IRTA) presented Quincy student Sophia Neally with a $2,000 scholarship. Neally will enroll at Illinois State University as a junior…
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QUINCY — The blank pages to the story of what’s happening to the Quincy Public Library’s executive director are creating a cliffhanger that may or may not be answered at the next library board meeting. What Muddy River News can report as the only media outlet at a special meeting Saturday is that Executive Director…
Read Full Article Chad A. Gainey, 40, of Quincy for FTA-Felon Failure to Return from Furlough and new charges of Possession of Methamphetamine and Obstructing Justice at 13th and Broadway. Lodged 112/255Lyndee Perrine reports the theft of a light blue Schwinn bicycle with a white seat and handlebars stolen from the 900 block of S. 19th between 7/14-7/16.Carol…
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QUINCY —A short-term rental is a great solution for a summer weekend getaway or any trip where you’re looking for an experience that’s different from a standard hotel room. However, keep in mind that short-term rentals often have different fees, policies and cancellation terms than hotels. They may have different expectations for guests or different…
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QUINCY — Quincy University’s Board of Trustees has appointed Jean Buckley as the chair of the board and Hal Oakley as vice-chair. Buckley assumes the board chair position that has been held by Ralph Oakley since 2023. Ralph Oakley will remain on the board. Hal Oakley assumes the board vice-chair position that was held by…
Read Full Article Nakyra Roberts, 20, of Quincy for Vandalism at 808 Country Club Heights Apt. 100. 178Elanda Neece, 49, of Quincy for FTA – Arson and Tampering With Electronic Monitoring Device and new charges for Possession of Meth, Possession of Another’s Credit Card and Escape at 24th and Chestnut. Lodged 124/181/175/260John Rocco, 46, of O’Fallon, Mo., for…
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QUINCY — Blessing Hospice brings back Butterfly Moments at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 17, at the Moorman Park large shelter house in Quincy. Butterfly Moments is open to all area residents who wish to honor the memory of a deceased loved one by purchasing and releasing a butterfly. The person being honored does not…
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QUINCY — Andy P. Reardon, the former owner of Backyard Adventures Pools and Spas LLC, had theft charges dropped last week after he paid $12,000 to the Adams County Circuit Clerk, who will forward the payment to the aggrieved parties. Reardon was supposed to make the payments in May, but was granted extra time by…
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Read Full Article Raquel D. Sparrow, 45, of Quincy for Improper Lane Usage at 3625 Stonecrest Dr. 181Jacob L. Valencia, 40, of Quincy for trespassing at 1723 Broadway. NTA 148Kimberly D. Heinecke, 57, of for FTA Possession of Meth and FTA Obstructing Justice. Lodged 113Joseph L. Sherwood, 52, of Lewistown, Mo., for Driving While License Revoked. 144Robert A.…
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UPDATE: Elanda Neese was arrested around 7:40 Thursday morning near Quincy’s Reservoir Park on a Crime Stoppers tip. She had a Thursday afternoon court appearance on old and new charges and is now in custody in the Adams County Jail. QUINCY — Police are looking for the woman accused of starting a fire on a…
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QUINCY — TAG (Teens Active in Grantmaking) is a chance for high school students in Quincy to make real change in their community. From September to May, TAG members will meet monthly to explore the world of community leadership, philanthropy, and civic engagement. Interested students can apply at https://www.grantinterface.com/Home/Logon?urlkey=mycommunityfoundations. Applications are due Sept. 1. TAG…
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QUINCY – The City of Quincy is reminding residents that a boil order remains in effect for select areas following a water main break near the riverfront on Tuesday evening. While repairs were completed by 8:30 a.m. Wednesday and all systems are now operational, water pressure dropped below 20 psi, triggering safety protocols. The boil…
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Muddy River News transaction information is obtained from Illinois Real Estate Transfer Declaration forms accompanying recorded documents. Dates provided may differ from actual transaction or recording dates. Further details may be obtained from the PTAX form or recorded documents. Julia A. Ballard of Quincy sold a commercial property at 101-103 W. State in Payson to…
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QUINCY — At the corner of 9th and Elm stands a basketball court. The Penny Denise Lewis Community Basketball Court. Currently, the fence is broken, water pools on the pavement, and small plants sprout in the cracks. It’s often empty. Years ago, the scene was different. Three-on-three basketball tournaments took over the corner and chatter…
Read Full Article Douglas A. Conover, 28, of Quincy for Operate Motor Vehicle with Suspended Registration and Operate Uninsured Motor Vehicle. NTA 147
Read Full Article Randall K. Wert, 55, of Quincy for Aggravated Battery to Police Officer, Possession of Meth, Resisting and Possession of Firearm by Felon. Lodged 161/124Randall K. Wert, 55, of Quincy for FTA-Possession of meth X 4 and FTA-Domestic Battery. Lodged 161/124Kristi M. Evans, 41, of Quincy for FTA-Leaving the scene and FTA-Possession of Meth. Lodged 161/124Dylan…
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QUINCY — The City of Quincy continues to respond to the water main break that occurred Tuesday afternoon near the riverfront. City crews were on site immediately and have completed repairs, but the system is still stabilizing. Residents, particularly those on the east side of town, may experience low water pressure as water levels are…
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QUINCY — The Adams County Board denied a special use permit Tuesday for a 3.4-megawatt solar farm just off Ghost Hollow Road in the Melrose Township. Pivot Energy is proposing the project, which has met all state requirements. In 2023, Governor JB Pritzker signed P.A. 102-1123 into law, which preempts county authority to enact local ordinances that…
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