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Muddy River News This Week: Quincy Mayor Mike Troup

July 31, 2021 — by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

Quincy’s mayor sits down with Bob Gough to discuss recent events that involved housing, rentals gaming and liquor licenses.

Maxamillions withdraws request for gaming parlor at 19th and Jefferson

June 28, 2021 — by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

QUINCY – Muddy River News has learned that Maxamillions will no longer attempt to get a liquor license to place another gaming parlor in Quincy, this one at 19th and Jefferson. Tanner Freiburg said he has dropped the request, which was to go before the Quincy City Council at tonight’s meeting. The Quincy Plan Commission […]

Memorial Bridge “repair” leaves something to be desired

I guess $7.25 million doesn't buy much these days.
‘I don’t want to waste my life’: RISE program celebrates five graduates

QUINCY — Alvin Palmer always has believed he’s a good person. Now, after nearly 20 years of battles with the...
Truck explodes, catches fire in Culver’s parking lot

https://youtu.be/4Rq5ckDaj6s QUINCY — A County Market maintenance truck with refrigeration and maintenance equipment exploded and caught fire a little after...
Starbucks at 3115 Broadway closed through weekend

QUINCY — Don’t panic, Quincy. You can still get your vanilla lattes, pumpkin spice lattes and iced white chocolate mochas...
The St. Francis School fire of 1899: Quincy was prosperous, growing and looking forward to Christmas

(This is the first of six stories about the St. Francis School fire in December 1899, when 12 girls burned...

The St. Francis School Fire of 1899: A City Mourns

by Carolyn Freas Rapp, Muddy River News Contributor

(This is the fifth of six stories about the St. Francis School fire in December 1899, when 12 girls burned to death in one of saddest chapters of the Quincy community’s history.) Read Part 1: Prosperous Quincy of 1899 Read Part 2: Christmas is Coming to Quincy Read Part 3: The Cry of … ...Read Full Article about The St. Francis School Fire of 1899: A City Mourns

The St. Francis School Fire of 1899: Gripping Disaster

by Carolyn Freas Rapp, Muddy River News Contributor

(This is the fourth of six stories about the St. Francis School fire in December 1899, when 12 girls burned to death in one of saddest chapters of the Quincy community’s history.) Read Part 1: Prosperous Quincy of 1899 Read Part 2: Christmas is Coming to Quincy Read Part 3: The Cry of … ...Read Full Article about The St. Francis School Fire of 1899: Gripping Disaster

Muddy River News This Week: Kent Snider

by J. Robert Gough, Publisher

Bob Gough talks to the Adams County Board Chairman. Muddy River News This Week is furnished by Harvey's. … ...Read Full Article about Muddy River News This Week: Kent Snider

The St. Francis School fire of 1899: The Cry of Fire

by Carolyn Freas Rapp, Muddy River News Contributor

Read Part 1: Prosperous Quincy of 1899Read Part 2: Christmas is Coming to Quincy It was December 22nd and the girls in Sister Theotima’s nativity scene readied for their dress rehearsal. It was 2:30 in the afternoon. Sister Theotima motioned to her girls that it was time to go backstage … ...Read Full Article about The St. Francis School fire of 1899: The Cry of Fire

Starbucks at 3115 Broadway closed through weekend

by Muddy River News

QUINCY — Don’t panic, Quincy. You can still get your vanilla lattes, pumpkin spice lattes and iced white chocolate mochas from Starbucks. You just can’t get them from the store at 3115 Broadway for a few days. The store was closed Friday. The website for the 3115 Broadway location shows the … ...Read Full Article about Starbucks at 3115 Broadway closed through weekend

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