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WASHINGTON —The Federal Communications Commission has approved the transfer of licenses for five TV stations from Sinclair to Rincon Broadcasting, which announced a $29.4 million deal to acquire the stations in March. In doing so, the FCC also provided a rare exemption from its ownership rules prohibiting station groups from owning more than one top-four station in a…
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QUINCY — In partnership with the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County (HSQAC), The Victory Belles will perform a special presentation at Quincy Community Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 9. The event will also feature 12th Street Brass. The Victory Belles of The National WWII Museum are a charming vocal trio who serenade…
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The days of walking into a store and buying a physical game disc are fading fast. Digital marketplaces have taken over, offering instant access to game keys, in-game currency, and entertainment subscriptions – all at discounted prices. Whether you’re a hardcore gamer or just someone who loves binge-watching Netflix, digital marketplaces like Eneba make sure…
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Let’s be real – parents don’t always get the gaming thing. They see the hours you spend on Roblox or your PlayStation and think, “How is this useful?” But what if you could flip the script and show them gaming is not only fun but also a productivity powerhouse? Time to turn those side-eyes into…
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Let’s be real – gaming isn’t exactly the cheapest hobby. With new releases dropping at $70 and DLCs adding even more to the bill, your wallet probably feels like it’s in a boss fight with no health left. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to pay full price to enjoy the best games…
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The best games aren’t always on the front page—some are hiding in plain sight. If you’ve ever scrolled through your Steam library and thought, “I’ve played everything,” we’re here to tell you—you haven’t. While blockbuster hits get all the hype, there’s a quieter class of games lurking just beneath the surface. These are the hidden…
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Every June, a select group of high school students from across Illinois leave their rural communities to spend a week taking in the historic sights and bustling energy of the nation’s capital. This year 48 students, sponsored by 25 Illinois electric and telephone cooperatives, took part in the 2025 Youth Tour to visit Washington, D.C.,…
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MILAN, Ill. — Most of the time I work hard to achieve a desirable outcome in my landscape but, from time to time, a plant comes along that is easy to care establish and care for without being too aggressive, is beautiful and produces food for wildlife and my family…black elderberry is one of those…
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Everyone has experienced the moment, trying to get out the door, running late, and looking helplessly for something you can’t find. Where is your favorite bracelet, the one that reminds you of your mom because you purchased it together? Where is your lucky necklace? In with the Permanent Jewelry trend: where metal chains are welded…
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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. Eric Gauer and Alexandra Sue Gauer of Watertown, S.D., sold a residence at 1208 S. 28th…
Read Full Article 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. Stephen D. Gay of Cornelius, N.C., sold 122.69 acres in Derry to Rex Encore Farms, LLC…
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Daily Dirt for Wednesday, July 9, 2025 Missourians only rank No. 27… Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,337 of The Daily Dirt. 1. Americans love their sports. “From watching Super Bowl-winning performances from home with friends to seeing the U.S. rack up medals in the Olympics, Americans can’t get enough of…
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HANNIBAL, Mo. — Saturday, July 5, marked the 30th running of the Hannibal Cannibal. This year’s event was a huge success and saw its first ever family sweep in the men’s 5K overall winners. The Knobloch brothers from Highland, Ill. took the top three spots: Christian, age 18, finished first at 17:30.0; younger brother Caleb, age…
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HANNIBAL, Mo. — Public Schools (HPS) has installed two new weatherproof Automated External Defibrillator (AED) cabinets at its athletic facilities. The first AED cabinet has been installed and is accessible at the Veterans Sports Complex, and a second unit will be accessible at Porter Stadium once ongoing construction projects related to Proposition Innovation are complete.…
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The Brown County Sheriff’s Office reports the following activity: TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS: Unless stated, no injuries were reported and damage to the vehicle was over $1500.00. 07/06/2025: Jeffery L. Rigg, Mt. Sterling; Struck a deer on 943 440N Ave. CITATIONS: 06/30/2023:Kimberly A. Brooks, Ripley; Battery 07/01/2025:Mandi N. Law, Quincy; Speeding 78/55 MPH Zone.
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Braden Barnes, 31, of Quincy for Peace Disturbance.Eric D. Hicks, 46, of Quincy for FTA Aggravated Identity Theft, Theft Over, UUW and Domestic Assault (in Pike County) at 624 Spruce St. Lodged 147/181Noemi Arguelles, 24, of Texas for No Valid DL and Uninsured Vehicle.Gregory Eversden, 76, of Quincy for Fail to Yield Right of Way.Noah…
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QUINCY — Applications are now being accepted by Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and Health Sciences for its new diagnostic medical sonography program. The first class of 10 students will begin studies in fall of this year. Medical sonography is a field within radiology. It uses soundwaves to produce images of internal organs and blood vessels.…
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CARTHAGE, Ill. — Hancock County Senior and Childcare Services (HCSCS) has announced the selection of Colleen Wildrick as its new executive director. Wildrick brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to community service to her new role. She most recently served as Director of Development for Memorial Hospital Foundation. Her connection to HCSCS…
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Is it safe to get someone to write a research paper? Is it ethical? How affordable is that? There are a plethora of questions students ask as they navigate the area for the first time. However, when it comes to the list of the most reliable solutions, the advantageous impact, safety, and dependability of such…
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Robert Joseph Jeffries, 86, Passes Away on June 29, 2025 It is with deep love and sorrow that we announce the passing of Robert Joseph Jeffries, affectionately known as Bob, Bobby Joe, or Jeff, who died peacefully on June 29, 2025, at the age of 86. Robert was born on June 25, 1939, in Denver,…
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — Most gardeners know the frustration of having a beautiful garden decimated by wildlife, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. Wildlife can be more formidable pests than insects, diseases and weeds. Just like people, deer and other critters are drawn to food that is tasty and convenient, he said. A garden…
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City of Quincy Planning and Development Director Jason Parrott steps in for Mayor Linda Moore and talks about planning, zoning and other fun development issues. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — There are many gray areas in life. That’s not the case with people’s opinions about okra, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. People either love it or loathe it. Okra lovers point toward its unique flavor and many uses. Okra haters can’t see how anyone can eat something so slimy,…
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