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Lora Decker named DOT Foods Volunteer of the Year at Mount Sterling location
MOUNT STERLING, Ill. – DOT Foods, Inc., North America’s largest less-than-truckload consolidator in the food industry, has named Lora Decker, a database specialist in the Quality department at its Mount Sterling headquarters, a recipient of the 2025 Dorothy Tracy Volunteer of the Year Award. Decker recorded 1,317 career...
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Quincy City Council moving forward with new restrictions on solar development
Changes don’t apply to the 36th and Payson Road solar farm proposal. QUINCY–The council set in motion Monday night changes to a city ordinance that will mean restricting solar projects from going up within 1,000 feet of areas with more than 50 homes or within a mile of schools. The school restriction is viewed as a key component, to leave land open for future housing.
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Holtschlag Florists, Frericks Gardens merge in Illinois
The Quincy, Illinois, florist merger joined two of the city’s oldest floral businesses Friday. Frericks Gardens, founded in 1906, and Holtschlag Florists, established in 1904, merged to form Holtschlag Florists — a Frericks Gardens Company, the Quincy Herald-Whig reported. Together the businesses bring more than 240 years of...
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The Ridiculously Affordable Small Town In Illinois That Retirees Are Flocking To Right Now
There’s a small city in western Illinois where retirees are showing up, looking around, doing the math, and then calling their real estate agents back home to start the conversation. That city is Macomb, and once you understand what it offers, the flock makes complete sense. Retirement is supposed...
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New recommendations could reshape housing in Quincy
QUINCY, Ill. — The Quincy Strategic Housing Task Force is recommending several changes to the city's zoning and development rules in an effort to increase housing opportunities and remove barriers to new construction. The recommendations presented to the Quincy City Council focus on four areas: updating the city's long-range...
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Strategic Task Force on Housing files report with Quincy City Council
Editor’s Note: The complete report and a summary of zoning recommendations from the task force are contained in two PDFs attached to the bottom of this article. QUINCY–After being formed in July of 2025, the Strategic Task Force on Housing issued its report to the Quincy City Council on Monday, September 26.
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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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MRN BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Pin City Bowling
One of Quincy’s longtime entertainment landmarks is getting new owners, a new name and what promises to be a significant facelift. Trevor Beck and Nick Hiland, two of the businessmen behind The Range at KC, have purchased the Tangerine Bowl and plan to rebrand the bowling center as Pin City Bowling. MRN’s Crissie Caccamo talks to the men about the move on this week’s Business Spotlight, brought to you by Bank of Springfield.
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Adams Fiber and Mid Century Fiber are coming together under a new name: Synetic Connect
QUINCY — While this may be the first time you’re hearing about the connection with Mid Century Fiber, the two organizations have actually been working together behind the scenes for more than 15 years. Adams Telephone Co-Operative and Mid Century Telephone Cooperative share the same CEO and leadership team, along with employees, resources and expertise across many areas of our businesses.