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Adams Yates to return working for city of Quincy temporarily; council reconsiders e-bike rules
QUINCY, Ill. — A retired Quincy official is coming back in as a contracted position, just a few months after his retirement. Quincy City Council announced during Monday night’s meeting that former Police Chief Adam Yates will start as interim transit director on October 26, and until February 26, for $7,500/month.
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Community rallying around Hannibal High graduate shocked by recent cancer diagnosis
Landon “Boogie” McPike was set to join the United States Air Force. HANNIBAL–Landon McPike, 18, was ready to start his career in the military, but now he finds himself in a battle with cancer. He was set to leave for the United States Air Force, but then...
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This Hidden Missouri Town Offers Rent Under $700 And A Quality Of Life That Hits Different
Most people have driven past Hannibal, Missouri at least once without stopping, and most of those people owe themselves a serious apology. This small town on the Mississippi River in northeastern Missouri has been quietly offering one of the best quality-of-life deals in the entire Midwest, and it’s been doing it without making a fuss about it.
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Missouri Department of Conservation ‘Field to Freezer’ workshop to be held in Hannibal
HANNIBAL, Mo. - Deer season is just around the corner, and the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is offering a free workshop to help hunters get their harvest from field to freezer. The workshop will be held on Nov. 10 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at J. Thad Ray...
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Quincy Masonic Temple gets special visit from Supreme Council
A fraternity group's regional council that has been around since the early 1700s is visiting Quincy. The Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction (15 states north of the Mason-Dixie line and east of the Mississippi) is filming plays that represent what it means to be a better mason, and in turn, a better man.
Pen City Current
Keokuk resident questions Mohrfeld's priorities
Iowa House District 100 needs leadership that understands the financial pressures facing everyday Iowans. With families struggling to keep up with rising costs and property taxes, taxpayers deserve representatives who prioritize affordability, accountability, and responsible spending. Matt Mohrfeld’s record as mayor raises important questions about his spending decisions, his priorities, and whether taxpayers’ interests were always put first.
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Quincy votes down solar farm; clarifies nuisance rules for homeowners
Quincy city council denied a solar farm at 36th and Payson Tuesday night. This project has gone back and forth between the planning commission and city council. The planning commission originally said ‘no’ to it in June, but city council sent the proposal back to the commission in August to avoid a legal battle due to state laws favoring solar projects.
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A Donnellson nurse is facing three disciplinary charges from the Iowa Board of Nursing
A Donnellson nurse is facing three disciplinary charges from the Iowa Board of Nursing over allegations involving patient care documentation, possible misappropriation of medications or property, and improper medication disposal records. McKenna R. Harshbarger is accused of failing to properly assess, document, evaluate or report a patient’s condition while practicing in Macomb, Illinois.
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MoDOT seeks public input on Palmyra intersection improvement plans
PALMYRA, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is seeking public feedback on proposed intersection safety improvements near Palmyra. MoDOT will host a public hearing on Oct. 21, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Palmyra High School, giving residents, businesses and travelers an opportunity to review the proposed plans and provide input.