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Ware Brands VP urges Hannibal council to crack down on 7-OH over kratom
HANNIBAL, Mo. - Another Show-Me State city is considering a ban of kratom product sales. During Tuesday’s Hannibal City Council meeting, members brought up a bill that would stop sales of any products containing kratom or its derivatives, amid a statewide crackdown on the unregulated substances. That’s when Kenny...
Pen City Current
Hinterland Dairy to host free breakfast
DONNELLSON - Hinterland Dairy is excited to welcome the community to its first Breakfast on the Farm celebration on Saturday, June 27, from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. The complimentary breakfast offers guests a chance to enjoy a farm-fresh meal while learning more about local agriculture, dairy farming, and the people behind the food on their tables.
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City of Quincy picks Homefield Energy for electric aggregation initiative
QUINCY – Mayor Linda Moore signed an aggregation agreement with Homefield Energy on Friday, allowing Quincy to combine, or aggregate, the purchasing power of residents and small businesses to negotiate a lower electricity supply rate. “The rate we will get is a split rate,” Moore said at Monday’s city...
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Sports Commission recommends management company, but loses initial proposed site for sports complex
QUINCY — At its meeting on Tuesday, the Quincy Sports Commission approved Eastern Sports Management (ESM) as the preferred company to manage a proposed sports complex at a location to be determined. In his presentation to the sports commission on Tuesday, Great River Economic Development Foundation President and CEO...
WGEM
Gas price average drops across the Tri-State area, but relief could take months
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Missouri cities fight higher electricity rates
Five cities in Missouri that claimed a coal-fired power plant was polluting the air are complaining how they were hit with higher utility rates when the plant closed. Now they’re wanting the state to do something about the higher rates imposed by Ameren Missouri. The cities wanted $10 million...
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Students gain better understanding of electricity at Electricity School
QUINCY — On Wednesday, June 3, approximately 62 students attended Electricity School, sponsored by Adams Electric Cooperative, Ameren, University of Illinois Extension and JWCC Workforce Development Center. Again this year, the school was held at John Wood Community College Workforce Development Center. Students, ages 8-18 participated in an energy...
Radio Business Report
Meet BE’s New Chief Technology Officer
Broadcast Electronics (BE), the Quincy, Ill.-headquartered designer and manufacturer of broadcast products, has named a new Chief Technology Officer. The appointment, says BE, reinforces the company’s “commitment to innovation, customer focus, and long-term growth” and comes after BE’s recent acquisition by a U.S.-based investor group. David...
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Long-time Quincy business up for sale, owners plan for retirement
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Local family expands investment in Carthage with grand opening of Lilly’s Frozen Yogurt
CARTHAGE, Ill. — Ron and Cynthia Stewart invite the community to celebrate the official grand opening of Lilly’s Frozen Yogurt from 1 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 6, at 490 Wabash Ave. The grand opening marks an exciting milestone for the Stewart family, who opened Lilly’s Gifts...