Alsey
Alsey, IL · Municipal
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City council gets update on capital improvement projects
QUINCY–City of Quincy Director of Engineering Steve Bange presented an infrastructure update before the city council on Monday. He highlighted capital projects completed this year from the last fiscal year, often involving resurfacing and new pavement. He also had a look ahead at the various projects involving several wards...
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Senators Shutout Raiders On The Road
Springfield High got a quality road win on Tuesday night beating Quincy Notre Dame 4-0 on the Raiders’ senior night. Thanks to Muddy River Sports for the video highlights.
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High school students encouraged to apply to be an election judge
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Local steel industry reacts to $15 billion steel plant announcement
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Flinn Stadium power outage threatened Friday night lights for QHS homecoming
Contractors dropped other jobs to make repairs and avoid a day game. QUINCY–Right before the Labor Day weekend, an underground power line that had been in place since the 1970s at Quincy High School’s Flinn Stadium property shorted out. Very little was known about the drama and the...
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This Dreamy Illinois Town Lets You Live Well On Under $1,600 A Month
Somewhere along the Mississippi River, tucked between cornfields and cathedral spires, Quincy, Illinois has been quietly living its best life without telling anyone. And honestly, that’s a little rude, because this town deserves to be talked about. Let’s start with the number that probably made you click on this...
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Costly repairs, operational losses hit Winchester Pool
The future of the Winchester Municipal Pool is uncertain after city officials learned of several costly repairs needed before the pool can reopen next summer. River County News reports the pool operated this year with an aging pump that should have been replaced before the season. Benton Engineering’s Greg Hillis...
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AVENUES looks to have new shelter open by summer of 2027
HANNIBAL, Mo. - A northeast Missouri domestic and sexual violence advocacy services organization is opening up a second construction bid for its new shelter. AVENUES closed its shelter in Aug. 2025 due to health and safety concerns and has been working on building a new one since then. “Right now,...
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‘Not In Our Wildest Dreams’ screening in America’s Hometown
HANNIBAL, Missouri— The Mark Twain Boyhood Museum will be showing ‘Not in Our Wildest Dreams’ this weekend, a film created by the Missouri Humanities organization. The screening will begin at 3 p.m. Saturday in the museum gallery and is free for visitors. The 30-minute film explores the...
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Blessing Health System invites community to Ladies’ Night event Oct. 1
QUINCY — Blessing Health System is inviting women from across the region to enjoy an evening of beauty, self-care and exclusive savings during its annual Ladies’ Night event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 1, at Blessing Health Center at 4800 Maine St. Hosted by the...
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Quincy Christmas parade returns for second year with “Journey to the North Pole” theme
QUINCY — Following a successful inaugural event, the Quincy Christmas Parade will return in 2026 for its second annual celebration. Organizers are inviting the entire community to participate in what they hope will become a lasting Quincy holiday tradition. This year’s theme, “Journey to the North Pole,” invites participants...
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Quincy native pens book on parents’ World War II letters, program Sept. 27 at Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County
QUINCY — Quincy native Thomas “Toby” Peters, son of R. J. and Kathleen Peters, has written a book about the love affair between his parents during the turbulent years surrounding World War II. The program is scheduled to being at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27, in the...