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DAILY MUDDY: Mental health and the Blues…in The District

June 8, 2022 — by Ashley Conrad, Daily Muddy Host

Ashley Conrad talks about mental health intervention and then gets us ready for Blues in The District with District Executive Director Emily Lombardi.

Bath & Body Works moving, Sidell’s Bakery plans to close and Pappo’s may reopen; property manager at Town Center optimistic about future

EDITOR'S NOTE: Jim May, franchise owner of Pappo's Pizzeria and Pub, told Muddy River News Wednesday morning that he plans...
Adrian ‘not recommended’ for retention by local bar members

QUINCY — Circuit Court Judge Robert Adrian was not recommended for retention by those who responded to a poll conducted...
Quincy man arrested in connection to shots being fired at Fourth, Kentucky

QUINCY — A Quincy man was arrested Thursday and is lodged in the Adams County Jail after shots were fired...
Issue about holiday pay creating stalemate in contract negotiations between city, police union

QUINCY — The Police Benevolent and Protective Association Labor Unit 12, which represents the officers and supervisors with the Quincy...
Standby attorney appointed to assist Yohn as he prepares to defend himself in sexual assault case

QUINCY — Judge Roger Thomson appointed standby counsel for Bradley Yohn, a Springfield man charged with four Class X felonies...

JWCC names three finalists for new president

by Muddy River News

QUINCY — John Wood Community College has identified three people as finalists to be the school's next president. Three men will be in Quincy in early October for in-person interviews. One of them will succeed Mike Elbe, who served as President since 2014. Elbe is staying on through December and … ...Read Full Article about JWCC names three finalists for new president

Thought your tap water smelled? You weren’t wrong, but city says odor should be gone by end of week

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Jeffrey Conte, director of public works for the city, says the earthy smell you might have recently noticed in your tap water should be gone by the end of the week. Conte addressed aldermen at the beginning of Monday night’s Quincy City Council meeting to provide an update on what the … ...Read Full Article about Thought your tap water smelled? You weren’t wrong, but city says odor should be gone by end of week

City official admits new citywide cleanup format was ‘a little rough’ Monday but will improve this week

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — John Schafer, assistant director of Central Services, could only offer an apology to the people first to arrive at the citywide cleanup site in the Quincy Town Center parking lot Monday morning. “It's a learning experience for us all,” Schafer said. “This is the first time we've done it … ...Read Full Article about City official admits new citywide cleanup format was ‘a little rough’ Monday but will improve this week

Taming the Upper Mississippi, an introduction: Quincy would not be Quincy as we know it today without Bill Klingner

by Mike Klingner

EDITOR'S NOTE: Muddy River News has received permission to reprint reviews and chapters from the book, “Taming the Upper Mississippi: My Turn at Watch, 1935-1999,” written by Janice Petterchak. The book reflects on flood protection, navigation and the environment on the upper Mississippi River … ...Read Full Article about Taming the Upper Mississippi, an introduction: Quincy would not be Quincy as we know it today without Bill Klingner

Quincy Community Theatre announces lineup of shows as it prepares for 100th anniversary

by Muddy River News

QUINCY — Quincy Community Theatre promises a memorable year as it celebrates the organization’s 100th anniversary celebration. In addition to a lineup of shows, two additional special events were unveiled to celebrate the centennial year, as well as a new logo and website as a part of an … ...Read Full Article about Quincy Community Theatre announces lineup of shows as it prepares for 100th anniversary

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