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When you step into an online casino, the first things that immediately strike you are likely to be the shiny games, the lofty welcome bonuses, and perhaps the live roulette wheel spinning. But behind all the glitter and glitz lurks something far more vital — something operating unobtrusively in the background to forge your entire…
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freepik In Mongolia, smartphones are practically an extra limb, ruling everything from Facebook posts to late-night esports bets. Because of that, having a dependable betting app can easily tip the scales between boredom and excitement. Picture yourself in central Ulaanbaatar or kicking back in Darkhan; opening Melbet is no longer a chore. The platform’s native…
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The Mongolian internet gambling market is developing quietly but increasingly so. With better mobile penetration and access to global gaming websites, more and more Mongolians are going into virtual sports books and casinos. But this quick growth brings risk with it. From the compromise of private data to fixed games, dangerous wagering practices can be…
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Filling potholes and where is the food and beverage tax money going? It’s Minutes with the Mayor from Mercantile Bank.
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CARTHAGE, Ill. — FOCUS Fitness recentlyy announced the launch of its beginners resistance training program, a class designed to help people confidently begin their strength training journey. Developed by certified personal trainer Patrick Baum, this program provides an introduction to resistance training — ideal for people new to exercise or returning after a break. The…
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Once Muddy River News LLC became incorporated on March 17, 2021, we needed employees. We hired two to start. Brittany Boll was brought on board to create content and help us rapidly grow our social media presence. David Adam was hired to be the editor of the Website. Having known David for about 30 years,…
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QUINCY — Adams County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), a program of Advocacy Network for Children, swore in volunteers Elizabeth Harness and Kennedy Morgan, along with new CASA coordinator Emily Rettenmeier, by Judge John Wooleyhan at the Adams County Courthouse on June 18. CASA volunteers are trained community volunteers appointed by a judge to speak…
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QUINCY — The Quincy Area Chamber of Commerce (QACC) Leadership Institute, presented by TI-TRUST, recently had a graduation ceremony for its second-year class during a breakfast at the Oakley-Lindsay Center. Twenty graduates were recognized for completing a nine-month program. Each graduate received a certificate and a Leadership Institute award in honor of their accomplishment. The…
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HANNIBAL, Mo. — Birthday Blessings’ third annual July toy drive will help them meet needs and spread cheer in the Missouri foster community. Birthday Blessings provides services to about 210 kids in state custody through the 10th Circuit Children’s Division in Marion, Monroe and Ralls counties. The drive will run through July 31. The event…
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QUINCY — Richie and Tram Supaswud, who first met as grade-school students in Atlanta, moved to Quincy with the plan of raising a family and eventually bringing the city its first boba drink location. Then COVID got in the way. Then three kids got in the way. The Supaswuds have finally opened Qboba at 3600…
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QUINCY – The Quincy City Council voted 13-1 Monday to continue funding grants for local events via food and beverage tax revenues. Alderman approved $150,000 for Bringing Events to Quincy (BET on Q) events and $100,000 for Legacy Events Program (LEGUP) projects, with BET on Q being geared toward new initiatives and LEGUP funding will…
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Daily Dirt for Tuesday, July 1, 2025 Helen Reddy is often overlooked, but not by The Daily Dirt … Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,329 of The Daily Dirt. 1. In the 1970s, we were saying good-bye to much of the early rock era, bracing for the disco invasion that would…
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PAYSON, Ill. — People in Payson are passionate about playing pickleball, but they’ve grown tired of driving to Quincy to find a court. Now Payson can expect to have its own courts by the end of the summer. The Payson Seymour Athletic Club conducted a gun raffle and “chuck a duck” contests at home basketball…
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Blessing Hospital A boy was born to Maverick and Emily Woodside of Quincy at 8:31 a.m. June 19, 2025.A boy was born to Austin and Kayce Cole of Quincy at 10:01 a.m. June 20, 2025.A boy was born to Adam and Kimberly Bringer of Quincy at 12:28 p.m. June 20, 2025.A boy was born to…
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Letter to the Editor: Addition of provider committed to nurturing hope, healing families is welcomed
It was brought to our attention that the Quincy Plan Commission recently approved a special permit for the planned development of a counseling center that also provides court-ordered supervised visitation services. I want to provide clarification regarding access to such services to people in our community who need them. Our office at Hetzler and Associates…
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Bitcoin mining has always been seen as the realm of high-tech rigs, industrial data centers, and complex software—but what if it could be fun? GoMining, a company known for its mission to democratize Bitcoin mining, has reimagined how everyday users can interact with the blockchain. Enter Miner Wars, a revolutionary fusion of real Bitcoin mining…
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Br. Earl Benz, OFM, was born November 14, 1929, to Frank and Mary (Wolf) Benz in rural Quincy, IL. In baptism, he was given the name, Robert. He had one older sister, Hilda, and one older brother, Albert (“Ab”). Robert was raised on the family farm and received eight years of education at the nearby…
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This project is in partnership with Heming Sexual Wellness Clinic. Have a topic you’d like us to cover or questions you’d like an expert’s feedback on? We want to hear from you. Submit your questions and requests 100 percent anonymously at this link. MRN’s Aspen Gengenbacher and Leah Heming of the Heming Sexual Wellness Clinic discuss the many…
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ADAMS COUNTY, Ill. — The villages of Golden and Columbus recently were officially recognized as a Smart Rural Community by NTCA, The Rural Broadband Association, in partnership with Adams Fiber, highlighting the village’s forward-thinking approach to technology and community development. This prestigious recognition celebrates the commitment of Golden and Columbus to leverage advanced fiber broadband…
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QUINCY — The Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County will host a celebration of John Quincy Adams on Saturday, July 19, at The Armory, 416 Jersey. Presentations are scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and the public is invited to attend the bicentennial event free of charge. The day salutes the founding of…
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As the parent of a child at Quincy Public Schools and the CEO of QUANADA, an organization that provides services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence, I’m disgusted by the behaviors of PE staff at Denman. As parents, caregivers, and community members, one of our most important responsibilities is to keep children safe from…
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Meet Phoenix! With his adorable underbite and stunning blue-grey coat, Phoenix is as unforgettable as his name. He is a 1 and a half-year-old Chow Chow mix, and he is the perfect blend of charm and chill. Friendly, well-mannered, and full of personality. Phoenix does wonderfully with other dogs and absolutely loves people. Whether he’s making new…
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Well, well, well… either Mayor Moore’s “All Potholes in 100 Days” campaign is working, or Quincy’s potholes decided to take a summer vacation. Because this month? We didn’t get a single entry. Not. One. We’re not mad—we’re impressed. Fewer potholes means fewer spilled coffees and less creative cursing on morning commutes. But don’t get too…
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