Opinion
What did we learn from Tuesday’s election? Maybe it’s time for both parties to look in the mirror
So, what did we learn from Tuesday night’s election? I’m not sure we learned much of anything. At least not around here. We live in a part of Illinois where Republican candidates routinely receive ...
Notice Notice is hereby given by the Commissioners of the Sny Island Levee Drainage District pursuant to therequirements of chapter 70 ILCS 605/4-12, Illinois Compiled Statutes, that the Annual ...
Crews began laying down concrete for indoor storage aircraft units at the municipal airport about two weeks ago. If the weather holds up, they’ll start construction on the frames of six new T-hangars ...
That’s not a vote against our teachers,” QPS senior board member Shelley Arns told Muddy River News. “Thousands of us voted for you, and all ...
QUINCY– A 1% increase, or one cent on every dollar, on the Adams County sales tax was defeated in the Midterm election on Tuesday. “A ballot question didn’t pass. That’s not a vote against our ...
The Hannibal Convention and Visitors Bureau will continue to be the face of tourism in America’s Hometown. At Tuesday’s city council meeting, the council approved Resolution No. 2641-26, which ...
Republicans still control Missouri politics. But after Tuesday’s election, their grip on state government looks considerably less secure. Democrats ended Republican supermajorit ...
Two years after becoming the first state to overturn an abortion ban at the ballot box, Missouri voters rejected an attempt Tuesday to reinstate the ban, instead preserving the reproductive rights ...
QUINCY– This was the most engaged of midterm elections that anyone can recall in recent memory. Adams County Republicans achieved their goal of getting more of the party faithful to the polls than ...
QUINCY– A 1% increase, or one cent on every dollar, on the Adams County sales tax was defeated in the Midterm election on Tuesday. “A ballot question didn’t pass. That’s not a vote against our ...
QUINCY– Quincy University will host a Transfer Student Visit Day starting at noon on Nov. 13. Students interested in completing their bachelor’s degree at QU can explore the credit transfer process, ...
Have we forgotten how to disagree without being disrespectful? On this episode of Minutes with the Mayor, brought to you by Mercantile Bank, Quincy Mayor Linda Moore joins Bob Gough for a conversation ...
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