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Hannibal Free Public Library undergoing infrastructure upgrade, closes October 19 through 21
HANNIBAL, Mo.–Hannibal’s public library is undergoing a significant network rewiring and infrastructure upgrade, meaning the library and its communications will be shut down for an estimated three days starting on October 19. Library Director Caitlin Greathouse says the project will greatly improve telecommunications and internet connectivity. However, it...
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No booze on Sunday in Winchester
The Winchester City Council has rejected a request to allow earlier Sunday liquor sales. River County News reports Tim and Lauri Mason, owners of Rosie’s Diner and B.J.’s Diner in Winchester, asked the council to allow on-premises alcohol sales before the current 1 p.m. Sunday start time, citing interest in a Bloody Mary and mimosa bar at the former bowling alley location.
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Quincy public works director talks trash and elimination of sticker program at QPL on November 12
QUINCY–The League of Women Voters of Adams County is hosting an informational meeting about the upcoming changes to the City of Quincy’s trash program, beginning on January 1, 2027. The meeting will be held on Thursday, November 12, at 6:30 p.m. in the Children’s Theatre of the Quincy...
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Hannibal Veterans Day Parade is November 7
HANNIBAL–The Hannibal community is invited to come together on Saturday, November 7, to honor and celebrate the men and women who have served and continue to serve our country at the Hannibal Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony. The annual Veterans Day celebration will begin with the Veterans Day Parade...
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Pikeland Schools facing major buildings projects
Pikeland Community Unit School District 10 held a special board meeting Tuesday night at Pittsfield High School to continue discussions about the district’s facilities. The meeting came less than a month after the district held a town hall addressing building needs at Pittsfield High School, Pikeland Community School and South Elementary.
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You Can Retire On Under $1,600 A Month In This Quaint Illinois Town
There’s a particular kind of peace that comes from living in a place where the cost of living doesn’t feel like a personal attack. Quincy, Illinois knows that peace well, and it’s been enjoying it quietly along the Mississippi River for quite some time. This is a...
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Quincy may vote on housing task force recommendations by end of year
QUINCY, Illinois - We continue our coverage on the recommendations from the Quincy Strategic Housing Task Force. Co-chair of the task force, Karol Ehman, said city council has already decided to adapt modernization of zoning and land usage in Quincy, which in turn would align zoning regulations with current conditions, neighborhood compatibility, housing needs, and future growth.
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Wever, population roughly 100, bracing for historic Iowa steel plant
WEVER, Iowa (KCRG) - A tiny Iowa community is bracing for a historic projectthe nation’s largest steel plant. Wever could soon be home to the historic steel plant, which would be bringing a projected 1,750 permanent jobs. Census data shows Wever has a population of just over 100 people....
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Democratic Senate candidate Juliana Stratton planning Quincy visit
Campaign flyer says the Lt. Governor of Illinois will do a meet and greet. QUINCY–The League of Women Voters of Adams County says it’s received word that Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate Juliana Stratton plans to visit Quincy on Friday October 23. In a campaign flyer provided to Muddy...
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Activists urge City Council to go on record to affirm Human Rights Commission resolution to demonstrate tolerance
Advocates asked for individual voting among aldermen instead of a single voice vote as part of a consent agenda. QUINCY– Supporters of a Human Rights Commission resolution forwarded to the city council Monday night urged aldermen to take it out of the consent agenda, which contains several items that are passed in a unison voice vote.
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Minutes with the Mayor: More on Solar rules
On Minutes with the Mayor, brought to you by Mercantile Bank, Bob Gough sits down with Planning and Development Director Jason Parrott to break down the permits, standards and regulations surrounding solar farms. Hear what changed after Monday’s City Council vote and how the new rules affect the 1.5-mile area...