first-degree murder

Motion to suppress cellphone evidence denied in Wiley murder case

September 23, 2021 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — A motion to suppress evidence obtained from a cellphone was denied by Judge Bob Adrian during a hearing Thursday morning in the first-degree murder case for Travis Wiley in Adams County Circuit Court. A pretrial hearing for Wiley’s case has been set for Oct. 18, with jury selection set to begin Oct. 25. […]

Palmyra man facing first-degree murder charges makes first appearance in court

September 10, 2021 — by Muddy River News

PALMYRA, Mo. — A Palmyra man held in the Marion County Jail on a $1 million cash-only bond is set to return to Marion County Circuit Court at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday for a bond hearing. Raymond D. Gum, 34, made his first appearance Thursday in Marion County Circuit Court. He faces charges of first-degree murder […]

Broadway Bullring back in business: dirt-track racing to return to Adams County Speedway in Spring 2022

QUINCY - The track is back! And it has a new name. Owner Paul Holtschlag announced Wednesday that Jimmy Lieurance...
Eight-person committee formed to search for Webb’s successor as superintendent

QUINCY — An eight-person committee has been formed to search for Roy Webb’s replacement as the superintendent of the Quincy...
After eight months of renovations, former Comfort Inn set to reopen Friday as AmericInn

QUINCY — The former Comfort Inn at 4122 Broadway, closed since it was sold in February, will reopen Friday as...
Ransomware attack hits Sinclair Broadcast Group stations including KHQA

On Saturday, Sinclair Broadcast Group (SBG or Sinclair), the parent company of local CBS/ABC affiliate KHQA, identified and began to...
Reuschel leaves theatre to become executive director of Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation

QUINCY — Sara Reuschel wasn’t actively looking to leave her position as the executive director of the Quincy Community Theatre....

Broadway Bullring back in business: dirt-track racing to return to Adams County Speedway in Spring 2022

by Steve Eighinger

QUINCY - The track is back! And it has a new name. Owner Paul Holtschlag announced Wednesday that Jimmy Lieurance will be taking over as director of operations at Adams County Speedway, formerly known as Quincy Raceways, and that the .29-mile track at 8000 Broadway will reopen in spring … ...Read Full Article about Broadway Bullring back in business: dirt-track racing to return to Adams County Speedway in Spring 2022

Investigation reveals abuse resulted in disfigurement to child; meth also provided to children

by Muddy River News

QUINCY — A man and a woman are in the Adams County Jail facing drug charges after an investigation revealed methamphetamine was provided to children. The Adams County Sheriff's Office received a tip in August from the Department of Child Family Services regarding a report of child abuse and … ...Read Full Article about Investigation reveals abuse resulted in disfigurement to child; meth also provided to children

Eight-person committee formed to search for Webb’s successor as superintendent

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — An eight-person committee has been formed to search for Roy Webb’s replacement as the superintendent of the Quincy School District, and the deadline for candidates to apply is Nov. 5. Sayeed Ali, president of the Quincy School Board, returns to the committee. He was part of a … ...Read Full Article about Eight-person committee formed to search for Webb’s successor as superintendent

A new Quincy City Hall? Not yet…

by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

QUINCY — The Quincy City Council awarded a no-bid contract of $60,000 to Klingner & Associates to "provide architectural studies, planning, conceptual design and cost estimating services for City Hall space allocation needs." But as aldermen questioned Director of Utilities and Engineering … ...Read Full Article about A new Quincy City Hall? Not yet…

Reuschel leaves theatre to become executive director of Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation

by David Adam, MRN Editor

QUINCY — Sara Reuschel wasn’t actively looking to leave her position as the executive director of the Quincy Community Theatre. “If you would have talked to me about two or three months ago, I would have told you I was going to retire from the theater,” she said. “There was not a job that I was … ...Read Full Article about Reuschel leaves theatre to become executive director of Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation

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