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Nate and Kate talk about IV’s to replenish and refuel during this hot Quincy summer. Brought to you by Luxe Health and Wellness Spa.
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Jaela D. Vaughn, 30, of Quincy for FTA OV Improper Driving at 531 Vermont St. 104Virginia R. Allen, 84, of Kahoka, Mo., for Failure to Yield at 3800 block of Broadway St. 140Judith A. Francis, 83, of Quincy for Failure to Yield at N. 11th St. and Broadway St. 181Evan M. Graham, 26, of Camp…
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Daily Dirt for Saturday, June 28, 2025 Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,326 of The Daily Dirt. 1. For decades, one of my favorite people associated with MLB has not been a player or manager. It has been Tim Kurkjian, a longtime writer and TV analyst, who has a high-pitched laugh,…
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Robert E. Sronce, age 93, of Quincy, died on Saturday, June 28, 2025 in his home. Robert was born on November 18, 1931 in DuQoin, IL, a son of Robert Lyle and Bonnie Roseann Scarber Sronce. Robert moved to Quincy in the 1950s and was employed by the Courtel Beauty Salon for four years before…
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You can do anything you want to do in your garden, flowerbed and yard during this time of year. You can harvest cool-season vegetables. Even some fruit is ready to harvest. Working on the St. Mary Community Garden has been a learning experience in several ways, such as knowing what people like and don’t like…
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CARTHAGE, Ill. — The Nauvoo Pageant Bagpipe Band and Dancers will be joined on stage by the Nauvoo Brass Band at The Legacy Theater in Carthage at 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 5. Then as part of the Blue Lake International Exchange Program, the Symbolica Flag Dancers from Genk, Belgium, will present a performance at…
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QUINCY — Anyone who has been treated for cleft lip or palate, or other craniofacial conditions, is welcome to attend the first Blessing Health System Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Cleft and Craniofacial Anomalies Patient Picnic to recognize National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness Month. The picnic for patients and their families will be held on Saturday,…
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HANNIBAL Mo. — Connie Billings, principal of Mississippi Valley State School, recently attended the Early Bird Kiwanis Club meeting and gave an update on the various activities of the school, which is available for children from 5 to 21 years old. Billings reported the school had 26 physically and mentally handicapped students enrolled this year.…
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QUINCY — Tickets are available for the Third Birth Trauma Awareness Dinner from 5 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, July 18, at Town and Country Inn and Suites. Proceeds from the event will be donated to Birth Trauma Awareness, Inc., a non-profit supporting local mothers who have had a traumatic birth. The goal this year…
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Hannibal’s hottest week kicks off this weekend. Bob Gough talks to some of the people who make National Tom Sawyer Days happen.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – Kochia, a highly competitive weed that can reduce yields by as much as 70%, has been found in northwestern Missouri soybean fields, says Wayne Flanary, University of Missouri Extension field specialist in agronomy. Kochia is not new to Missouri, according to Flora of Missouri, a project of the Missouri Botanical Garden…
Read Full Article Daniel S. Tournear, 40, of Quincy for Theft. NTA 104Earl J. Bryant, 54, of Quincy for Stealing. NTA 104Joyce A. Roberts, 31, of Quincy for Aggravated Battery. Lodged 184Thomas P. Welsh, 54, of Augusta for Operate Vehicle Suspended Registration & Expired Registration. 181Timothy L. Cunningham, 21, of Quincy for FTA Traffic. 184Isaac X. Lord-Pierce, 18,…
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MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Brian Spotts, who has created his own line of seasonings and rubs for grilling and smoking. You can get Spotted Hog seasonings locally as well! Check out a sampling today, Saturday June 28 at Kohl Cash and Carry Showroom. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.
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QUINCY — You might have heard of phone calls where a scammer pretends to be someone from your bank, tech support or a government agency. But what happens when you get a scam call that seems like it’s from someone you know? Emergency scams, sometimes called grandparent scams, take advantage of a person’s concern for…
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QUINCY — Quincy Superintendent Todd Pettit said in a prepared statement on Friday that investigations by Quincy Public Schools (QPS) and the Department of Child and Family Services (DCFS) found no “credible evidence” to show that the conduct of two Denman Elementary School physical education teachers — deemed “wildly inappropriate” by DCFS — ever continued…
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Over the previous ten years, 3D printing has progressed from the specialized interest of a hobbyist to a global innovation platform that is hailed by engineers, educators, artists, and inventors. If creating personalized products, mechanical prototypes, or decorative pieces is your thing, then the success of your project will largely depend on the material you…
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QUINCY — Quincy Medical Group (QMG) will join a nationwide project and host a community game event at 5:30 p.m. on Wedneday, July 9, at First Baptist Church, 739 N. Eighth, to engage communities in important conversations about medical decision making. The event, featuring the conversation game Hello, will provide information about how to prepare…
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QUINCY — A summer kids’ event, True North, will be hosted at Christ Lutheran Church from July 7 to July 11 for children from preschool to 5th grade and will run from 6 to 8:30 p.m. each day. At True North, kids will discover what it means to trust Jesus in a wild world. Activities…
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What happens when a rural state becomes a critical player in America’s freight future? Montana’s nearly $8 billion infrastructure overhaul is transforming more than just highways and bridges, it’s reshaping how goods move across the West. With key investments in trucking corridors, rural access, rail, and broadband, Montana is positioning itself as a logistics hub…
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CARTHAGE, Mo. — Nothing says Fourth of July like a juicy, red slice of watermelon. July is observed as National Watermelon Month. University of Missouri Extension horticulture specialist Matthew Huchteman says there are a few simple steps to check watermelons for ripeness and flavor. Ripe watermelons have a certain look, weight and sound. Watermelons come…
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The Chicago Bears consistently capture the imagination of their fanbase, often more so with hopeful speculation than on-field dominance. As the 2025 NFL season progresses, the chatter around their playoff prospects intensifies, and a key indicator of these hopes lies within the fluctuating world of betting lines. These lines, set by oddsmakers, represent a sophisticated…
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Summer is here and Muddy River Mornings has what you need to get your weekend rolling. National Tom Sawyer Days in Hannibal, the Quincy Grand Prix, Blues in the District. Get off the couch and have some fun this weekend.
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