Muddy River Minute: Emergency Cardinals Podcast

August 25, 2021 — by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

The Muddy River Minute

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Muddy River News guys Bob Gough and David Adam decided to record their frustrations with the St. Louis Cardinals instead of just spouting them off alone in the MRN HQ.

Troup says former Kmart, ShopKo properties among major commercial, retail developments on horizon

QUINCY — Quincy Mayor Mike Troup says the ShopKo property at 3200 Broadway has been sold, and negotiations are nearly...
Judge Robert Adrian court controversy consumes community, gains national foothold

n January 7 which detailed Judge Robert Adrian's decision to reverse his October verdict regarding a sexual assault case, the...
Farha working with appellate prosecutor, Attorney General’s office to put Clinton sentencing in front of new judge

QUINCY — Adams County State’s Attorney Gary Farha said he will be taking steps to put the Drew Clinton criminal...
Quincy teen jailed after fleeing deputy, then crashing airborne SUV into four parked cars

QUINCY — A Quincy teen is lodged in the Adams County Jail after he attempted to flee from a deputy...
Acquisition of Maranatha Park designed to expand Complete Game Training Academy

QUINCY — Rich Polak believes the purchase of Maranatha Park is the next step in growing Complete Game Training Academy,...

Farha working with appellate prosecutor, Attorney General’s office to put Clinton sentencing in front of new judge

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Adams County State’s Attorney Gary Farha said he will be taking steps to put the Drew Clinton criminal sexual assault case back in front of a judge for sentencing after speaking Wednesday morning with a state official. Farha said he participated in a phone conference with David Robinson, … ...Read Full Article about Farha working with appellate prosecutor, Attorney General’s office to put Clinton sentencing in front of new judge

Quincy teen jailed after fleeing deputy, then crashing airborne SUV into four parked cars

by Muddy River News

QUINCY — A Quincy teen is lodged in the Adams County Jail after he attempted to flee from a deputy with the Adams County Sheriff’s Department Wednesday night. The deputy was northbound on Ill. 57, north of Eighth Street, at approximately 5:47 p.m. when a 2005 Ford Explorer came up behind the … ...Read Full Article about Quincy teen jailed after fleeing deputy, then crashing airborne SUV into four parked cars

Hannibal City Council member facing impeachment

by Jim Dewey, Muddy River News Contributor

Impeachment proceedings have begun against a Hannibal City Council member as Mayor James Hark has drafted articles of impeachment against 3rd Ward Council member Stephan Franke. Hark alleges Franke violated his oath of office while acting in his capacity as a City Council member by physically … ...Read Full Article about Hannibal City Council member facing impeachment

Acquisition of Maranatha Park designed to expand Complete Game Training Academy

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Rich Polak believes the purchase of Maranatha Park is the next step in growing Complete Game Training Academy, a baseball and softball training facility at 602 N. Second. “We're going to leave the one field that has the lights on it at the same dimensions and just upgrade that,” Polak … ...Read Full Article about Acquisition of Maranatha Park designed to expand Complete Game Training Academy

Troup says former Kmart, ShopKo properties among major commercial, retail developments on horizon

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Quincy Mayor Mike Troup says the ShopKo property at 3200 Broadway has been sold, and negotiations are nearly complete for a big box retailer willing to spend $20 million to renovate and occupy the former Kmart building at 3701 Broadway. The City Council voted in late November to … ...Read Full Article about Troup says former Kmart, ShopKo properties among major commercial, retail developments on horizon

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