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Ashley talks to Quincy Fire Chief Steve Salrin about recent promotions and other things that keep the QFD hopping including business inspections, liquor license inspections, hydrant testing and, of course, fighting fires. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.
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Rodney Roy Uppinghouse, 72, of Quincy, passed away Sunday, June 8, 2025, at his home in Quincy, IL. Rodney was born September 14, 1952, in Quincy, IL to Roy Otis and Billie Mae (Platt) Uppinghouse. He was married to Kathleen Ann Smith on September 6, 2009, at Whispering Oaks Campground. She survives. Other survivors include…
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QUINCY — Arts Quincy announced the recipients of the George M. Irwin Arts Awards during a Rotary Club luncheon on Tuesday, honoring individuals and organizations that have made extraordinary contributions to arts access and cultural vitality in the Quincy area. After a brief hiatus, the awards return to recognize community champions in arts education, engagement…
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QUINCY — The Makers Market will return to the heart of downtown from noon to 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 14, with a special preview night from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, June 13. The event takes place on the newly renovated and pedestrian-friendly Sixth Street promenade, spanning from Maine to Vermont. What started…
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Pete is a stunning 3-year-old hound mix with a gorgeous rust-red coat and the kind of big brown puppy eyes that will melt your heart. This big ol lovable guy is neutered, up to date on all his vaccines, and microchipped — ready to join his forever family! Pete is the perfect blend of adventure…
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QUINCY — Tri-State CWM recently announced the appointment of Brenda Langan as its assistant director, effective immediately. Langan joined the ministry three years ago and has been an active member of CWM. During her time with the organization, she has made contributions to key programs, particularly the Ladies Night Out and Second Tuesday initiatives. In…
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PITTSFIELD, Ill. — One of the Christian congregations in Pittsfield has a new pastor. Paul Drake is the new president of the Pittsfield branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will be shepherding members, friends and visitors attending from Pittsfield, Mount Sterling, Louisiana, Mo., and other surrounding towns. Drake will be…
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Howard Dean Cray, a beloved resident of The Villas at South Park in Chatham, IL, died, surrounded by his loving family, on 07 June 2025. Born in the family home at 1718 Oak Street, Quincy, IL, on 12 March 1935, Howard was the youngest of ten children born to Ralph James Cray and Claire McClean…
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The sun scorches, sweat trickles down, heart races, and somehow…it feels amazing. Working out during the hot season isn’t just for the daredevils; it’s a test of toughness, a lesson in biology, and a natural performance enhancer. It can be observed from a building worker enduring the harsh heat to elite marathoners from Kenya: the…
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CANTON, Mo. — The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) student chapter at Culver-Stockton College (C-SC) recently received the IMA Gold Award of Excellence, an honor granted to the student chapters that meet the IMA requirements, and a $500 prize. According to the IMA website, the student chapter program emphasizes the promotion of management accounting/financial management…
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CANTON, Mo. — Requirements for the Culver-Stockton College (C-SC) Honor Roll are as follows: The following C-SC students have been named to the Honor Roll for the Spring 2025 semester:
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CLARKSVILLE, Mo. — Duh-da-da-duh, snap, snap. Oh, c’mon. Duh-da-da-duh, snap, snap. You know how it goes. Duh-da-da-duh, duh-da-da-duh, duh-da-da-duh, snap, snap. The public is invited to join the living, the dead and the in between when “The Addams Family” is staged at 7 p.m. June 14 and 21 and at 2 p.m. June 15 and…
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Every trucker knows ELD fines aren’t just annoying; they’re expensive and avoidable. They can mess with your schedule, cut into your pay, and flag your record. But avoiding them isn’t rocket science. It comes down to doing a few simple things right every day behind the wheel. This guide breaks down exactly how to…
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In recent years, the way people manage their money has transformed. Driven by rapid tech innovation and a changing economy, consumers are taking greater control of their financial lives. From digital tools to more flexible financial products, these shifts are reshaping how individuals save, invest, and plan. Below, we explore the key drivers behind this…
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Robert Joseph Maas age 82, of Quincy passed away at home on June 8, 2025 after a two year battle with cancer. He was born in Quincy on March 28, 1943, a son of Elmer John and Coletta Lucy (Wellman) Maas. He married Connie Louise Moenning on September 2, 1961, in St. Francis Catholic Church…
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MACOMB, Ill. — As demand for water resources and concern for water conservation increase across the U.S, drip irrigation is becoming a popular method to reduce water bills and safeguard water resources. Drip irrigation is a method that enables water to gradually seep onto the soil surface or directly into the root zone through a…
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QUINCY – The superintendent of the Veterans Commission of Adams County (VCAC) said veterans’ benefits have not yet been affected as a result of any protocol changes in federal government agencies. “At the time of this writing, there have been no appreciable changes in the US Department of Veterans Affairs benefit or health care systems…
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CHICAGO – Sentencing for former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan is scheduled for Friday, after a judge denied Madigan’s motion for a new trial. Judge John Robert “Jack” Blakey made the ruling Monday afternoon at the Everett McKinley Dirksen U.S. Courthouse in Chicago. A jury convicted Madigan Feb. 12 on 10 counts of bribery, conspiracy,…
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QUINCY — Adam Yates, chief of the Quincy Police Department, doesn’t expect the issuance of 11 tickets to nine people for various violations on Saturday night to bring to an end a recent run of “street takeover” events that have been popping up this spring. “Thinking that this was a one-time thing would be very naïve,” Yates…
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City Council, mayor recognize 'year-long effort and a lot of work' by Fishing for Freedom organizers
QUINCY — Quincy Mayor Linda Moore read a proclamation during Monday’s meeting of the Quincy City Council declaring Monday as Fishing for Freedom Appreciation Day. Holly Cain, executive director with the Quincy Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, said that recognition was a first for her. “In the 27 years I’ve done tourism events, I don’t…
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Daily Dirt for June 10, 2025 His style and sound helped define a generation … Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,311 of The Daily Dirt. 1. Boomers have lost another of the musical heroes of their youth. Sylvester “Sly” Stone, described as “remarkable” and “eccentric” — and just about anything and…
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Congresswoman Mary Miller recently voted in favor of President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill.” However, when you look at what Miller voted for, it’s clear that she either didn’t know what she was voting for or her so-called “conservative priorities” have very little to do with her district. Before the House vote on the “Big,…
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Andrew P. Davis, 37, of Quincy for Domestic Battery. Lodged 136Raefeal E. Crider, 44, of Quincy for Battery. NTA 180James D. Phillips, 29, of Quincy for Fireworks at 625 Madison St. NTA 151Brian A. French, 35, of Quincy for Resisting a Peace Officer. Lodged 134Brian A. French, 35, of Quincy for Pike County FTA Contempt…
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