SPROUT THERAPY

Sprout Therapy believes every child deserve the chance to grow strong roots. Through playful, high-quality speech and language therapy. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

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Overnight snowfall Quincy

City of Quincy Director of Central Services Kevin McClean announced that the full snow-removal crew will report at 5:00 a.m. Saturday to begin clearing streets as snowfall begins. McClean said the goal is to keep residents informed and ensure the community is aware of the City’s plan going into the weekend. “Our crews will be…

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AREAS OF SEXPERTISE — EROTIC ASPHYXIATION

Though once considered a niche practice largely isolated to the BDSM (Bondage and discipline, Dominance and submission, Sadism and Masochism) community, consensual strangulation during sex, or erotic asphyxiation, has risen in recent years among younger generations. But can someone truly consent to something being done to them if they’re not fully aware of the potential…

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The Taylor Home

QUINCY — Today on Muddy TV Cribs, Judy Taylor welcomes us inside the Maine Street home she shares with her husband Richard — a spot many in Quincy instantly recognize thanks to the two concrete lions standing guard out front. We wanted the perfect setting for a Thanksgiving special, and we absolutely found it. Inside,…

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BLACKOUT WEDNESDAY AT HOOLIGAN’S

Today on Club Muddy, the Muddy Buddies hit the road for a Blackout Wednesday takeover at what Josh Klitz swears is the best corner bar in town — Hooligans on 10th and Washington. We’re talking all things Thanksgiving: the legendary food lineups, the family feuds we all pretend won’t happen, and of course — who’s…

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Thanksgiving pre-game

Today on Coffee Talk, the ladies dive into all things Thanksgiving — the fun, the facts, and the food quirks we all secretly judge each other for. We’re breaking down your Thanksgiving plate personality, chatting about who actually invented this holiday in the first place, and sprinkling in some truly random Turkey Day trivia you…

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Saturday’s Christmas Parade then Light the Park!

Today on the Daily Muddy, Alicia Stupavsky from Rotary After Dark sits down with Ashley to talk about the return of something Quincy hasn’t seen in a very long time — a Christmas parade. They break down what to expect, why the tradition is being revived, and all the festive details for Saturday’s event. Then,…

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MISSING PERSON SEARCH IN LEWIS CO.

DURHAM, Mo. — Dozens of law enforcement officers spent Tuesday afternoon searing for a missing person near Durham. Lewis Co. Sheriff David Parrish told MRN’s Michele McCormack that his office, the Hannibal Police Department and the Missouri State Highway Patrol are investigating a missing person from the Hannibal area. Parrish said the area being searched…

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MADD AND PET OF THE WEEK

Today on the Daily Muddy, JT Dozier with MADD’s Project Red chats with Ashley about yesterday’s kickoff to the 37th annual campaign. Those red ribbons are more than decoration — they’re a reminder to make the choice not to drink and drive, especially as we head into the busiest travel week of the year. Give…

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Anne Riggs, Culver-Stockton Nursing

Culver-Stockton College is launching a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program that enables students to earn their degree in just three years through a collaborative educational model with Hannibal Regional. “This program, coordinated with Hannibal Regional and many other clinical partners, is truly designed with the student in mind,” said Anne Riggs, Director…

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HAVERMALE CAMP

It was opening weekend for Deer Season over in Missouri last Saturday, and with Illinois’ shotgun season kicking off this weekend, our community is celebrating the hunters who make this time of year what it is. In this story, Randy and Brittney sat down with the veterans at Bob Havermale’s lodge to share the conversations…

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for Nov. 21

Bob Gough and Ashley Conrad bring you this week’s Muddy River Mornings driven by Hess Auto Agency. A recap of the week’s top news stories and a look ahead at two busy weekends and we prepare for Thanksgiving. Matt Schuckman and Chris Duerr talk about our area’s final four in high school football and Meteorologist…

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KIDS TODAY …

FRANKIE AND THE KLITZ: Are kids loyal to each other? Do they run in packs like they used to, back in the day? Can boys be as tight as the boys in the movie Stand By Me or do cell phones ruin the whole experience? Klitz lays out the exact order of the top 5…

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The Liquor Booth

Grab and Go packs are a thing now at The Liquor Booth. Ashley and Brittany give them a try (I mean, c’mon, they’ll try anything, right?). Also, find out about Rick’s Bourbon Club and how you can get your hands on some Pappy Van Winkle.

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NOV. 18

Mayor Linda Moore stops by to talk with Ashley Conrad about the tax levy, e-scooters and what led to the decision to stop public comments on the city’s social media platforms. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.

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Nicole Taylor

Miss Volunteer Illinois, fashion model, hunter … and now author. Nicole Taylor joins Ron Kinscherf to talk about her new book “Everyone Belongs in Nature” and what inspired it. She talks about juggling all the things as she is finishing school but entrepreneuring her way through life. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

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JOSH LAWLESS

Ashley and Brittany spoil Bob on his birthday with a big bottle of something nice after Brittany’s initial purchase turned out to have shrinkage issues. They also dive into the latest social media feed controversies from Sydney Sweeney to the Olympic transgender ban debate. Then, local musician Josh Lawless drops by the club to talk…

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CHILI WITH TOSSED SALAD

The holidays have Frankie flustered. Bob and Klitz give him solid advice about his in-laws that he soundly rejects, although he does agree with them that chili is not soup, but its own entity. And, yes, tossed salad and rolls are fine to take to a family dinner. Frankie and Klitz have issues with how…

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Nov. 14

News, weather and sports … all here for you on Muddy River Mornings. Bob Gough and Brittany Boll bring you the top stories of the week and a look ahead to weekend events and Chris Duerr and Matt Schuckman get you ready for the next big weekend for high school postseason football. And on “How’s…

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Santagrams and DOB WITH THE BBB

On today’s Daily Muddy, we’re kicking off the holiday season with some cozy Quincy cheer. First up, Beau Becraft stops in to chat with Ashley about his one-of-a-kind local business, Santagrams — the personal, jolly surprise that gives your children some extra Christmas magic. You can check it out at: http://beaubecraft.com/Santagrams Then Don O’Brien from…

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JEFFREY CONTE WITH A QUINCY WATER UPDATE

QUINCY–The portion of pipe that broke last week, flooding the water treatment plant and prompting a city-wide boil order, has been replaced. The work was completed on Wednesday morning as upgrades to the facility continue. “We have a major rebuild of the pump station, which has been there since the late 1800s,” Quincy Director of…

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MARTIN SETTLE

Martin Settle launches his new book This Little Ichnolite of Mine, which is about growing up in Quincy. Settle said, ”My memoir recounts my family’s legacy in Quincy through generations of bootleggers, bartenders and restaurant owners, my experiences with a Catholic education from grade school through Quincy College, and what it was like growing up…

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NOV. 12

On today’s Coffee Talk, brought to you by Electric Fountain Brewing, the ladies pour a hot one and dive into a topic that’s been brewing all over social media — HRT. The FDA has officially lifted its strongest black-box warning on hormone replacement therapy, and we’re unpacking what that means for women everywhere. We also…

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GETTING CREATIVE AND FESTIVE

On today’s Daily Muddy — we’re getting creative and festive! Rebecca Butler from The Budding Artist joins Ashley to talk about winter activities that bring out the inner artist in kids and how creativity can make a lasting impact on young lives. Then, Shelley Bergman from Hannibal Regional Hospital shares details on the upcoming Feztival…

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Vets Home honors its own and all veterans

QUINCY — The Veterans’ Home at Quincy hosted its annual Veterans’ Day Program for residents and the community, including a keynote address by Lieutenant Colonel John Bleigh (USA, Retired), a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and Special Forces Officer, music by Quincy Notre Dame High School, and a wreath-laying ceremony. “We look forward to…

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Daily Muddy: Graduating from nursing school without debt and Quincy’s annual Turkey Run

On today’s Daily Muddy, Ashley sits down with Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing President and CEO Brenda Beshears to talk about how the school is shaping the next generation of healthcare heroes — and how their students can even graduate debt-free. Then, Kristin Ley from the YMCA joins in to share details about one of Quincy’s…

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SPORTS WINE-AL — French Blue is back

Chris rejoices with the return of French Blue wines to County Market Liquor. Immerse yourself in the joy and relaxation that comes with Bordeaux wine, crafted by Stephanie Rivin, a remarkable American winemaker living the dream in France. Think fun times, family vibes, delicious food, and ultimate relaxation – all made even better with a…

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EPIPHANY CREATIVE DESIGN

Kenyetta McFall loves creating unforgettable experiences to turn your unique vision into reality with custom events that truly stand out. She’ll help you craft an extraordinary event that not only meets but exceeds your expectations, leaving everyone in awe! Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

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LUKA RADOVIC

Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to a man who immigrated to the United States with his family the right way. Luke Radovic has a unique perspective on the current immigration situation in our country.

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EMPOWERING WOMEN AND THE QHS CLASS OF 2005 REUNION

On today’s Daily Muddy, Ashley kicks things off with Kenyatta McFall from the Quincy Area Chamber of Commerce to chat about the upcoming Empowering Women Awards Luncheon — what it’s all about, who’s being honored, and how you can be part of this inspiring event. Then, Kari Vogel and Kelsey Lord from the QHS Class…

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Nov. 4

Ashley Conrad and Mayor Linda Moore discuss the new Contour Air service from Quincy to Chicago and why the city believes the service is a crucial part of our local economy. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.

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NATIONAL DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH

Today on the Daily Muddy, we’re putting the focus on health as we recognize National Diabetes Awareness Month. Guests from Blessing Diabetes Center — Deb Derhake and Laura Whitholder — stop by to talk about the importance of early detection, healthy lifestyle choices, and free screenings available to the community. Then, Hannibal Regional Hospital’s own…

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY ASHLEY

It’s a birthday bash on Coffee Talk! Today we’re celebrating Ashley’s birthday, so go ahead and drop those well wishes right here in the comments — for real! Bob surprises the ladies with birthday gifts, and let’s just say there’s a mix of caution and curiosity as they open them live on-air. Ashley kicks things…

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URSA FARMERS CO-OP

Ursa Farmers Cooperative is one of the agricultural leaders in our area. They provide information, products, and services that help sustain crop, livestock, and seed production. Mark McDonald and Randy Phillips give us a tour on this episode of Muddy River Gems, brought to you by Dot Foods.

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CRISPR

CRISPR, which stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, is a natural defense system in bacteria that scientists have adapted into a powerful gene-editing tool. This technology allows for precise modifications to DNA, with applications ranging from curing genetic diseases and treating cancer to improving crops and combating climate change. Scott Richardson breaks it all…

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ALPHA ACCESSORIES

Alpha Accessories specializes in a wide range of services including spray-in bed liners, bed covers, window tinting, ceramic coating, and much more. Whether you’re looking to protect your investment, enhance your truck’s performance, or add a personal touch, their knowledgeable team is here to help you every step of the way. MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks…

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HALLOWEEN WITH THE KELLEY’S

On this hauntingly hilarious episode of Club Muddy, the crew shows up in full Halloween spirit—and things get a little witchy. Cheeseburgers take flight, concussions make a cameo, and Ashley officially earns her broom as the Cone Witch. Then, everyone’s favorite spooky duo, Chris and Victoria Kelley, drop in from Table 16 Productions to talk…

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OCT. 31

News, weather and sports to get your weekend started. Bob Gough and Brittany Boll bring you the top headlines of the week, Matt Schuckman and Chris Duerr preview a busy weekend in postseason high school sports action and we find out what tonight’s trick or treat forecast is from Meteorologist Brent Clair in “How’s the…

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A TRIPLE HEADER!

Ashley puts in overtime on today’s Daily Muddy. First, Stephanie Morris from Mission 180 talks about her ministry and the move into the former Eugene Field School. Then the Rose’s get us caught up on swing dancing with the Hannibal Swing Association. Finally, Adam Yates and Jessica Hollensteiner with QPD let us know “Whose got…

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OCT. 28

Quincy Mayor Linda Moore talks about the upcoming Counter Air flights to Chicago from Quincy Regional Airport and local impact from the federal government shutdown, including employee pay and SNAP benefits. Mercantile Bank brings Minutes with the Mayor.

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PHILTHY PHAST RACE AND PET OF THE WEEK

On today’s Daily Muddy, Dr. Darin Thomas drops by to talk the Philthy Phast Race—how you can support and hop on Phast Tracks, Quincy’s very own indoor mountain bike park, and have some fun while you’re at it. Race day is November 8, so get registered today. Then we meet Snoopy from the Quincy Humane…

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SPORTS WINE-AL — RABBLE RED BLEND

Chris introduces us to the Rabble Red Blend. This wine is floral and fruity, with aromas of dark cherry, violet, and plum. Dark berries, cocoa, and black tea with youthful acidity and minerality. Deep purple with a dark-rimmed edge, rich texture and balanced tannins. County Market Liquor brings you Sports Wine-al.  

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MUDDY TV … CRYPTS

The ghouls have taken over this week with Muddy TV Crypts. Randy and Brittany explore the inside of the mausoleum at Woodland Cemetery. Muddy TV Cribs (or Crypts) is brought to you by See Quincy, the Quincy Convention and Visitors Bureau.

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JAKE REED

⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode contains explicit material that is not suitable for children. Listener discretion is advised. This week on Club Muddy, things get spicy at the round table as Chris Duerr fills in for Ashley and brings his sports expertise to the table — breaking down the NBA betting scandal that’s shaking the league.…

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OCTOBER 24

News, weather and sports all to kick off your weekend here on Muddy River Mornings. Bob Gough and Brittany Boll recap the week that was and let you know what you can do this weekend to get off the couch and have fun. Unless you want to watch football, then watch football. Also, Brittany introduces…

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SCOTT RICHARDSON

Whenever Scott and Frankie get together, they go deep into the abyss. This time they examine the Quantum as it relates to the book of Genesis and Bitcoin. They had planned on the topics of Crispr and college football, but when you only have an hour, you do what you have to do.  Scott also…

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QCT TICKETS, HAM OR TURKEY AND SLOW INTERNET

On today’s Coffee Talk — Shane Hulsey fills in for Ashley as we spill, sip, and stir things up. We’re giving away QCT’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid tickets (thanks to Aunt Amy!) and talking about Shane’s doppelgänger disaster on the field — tackled by his own teammate… but who could it be? Brittany runs…

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FALL FUN CONTINUES

Fall fun continues on today’s Daily Muddy! We’re keeping the autumn vibes rolling with two great guests and a whole lot of community spirit. Jacob Hollensteiner, Director of Young Life, stops by to talk about their upcoming Trivia Night Fundraiser — a fun fall evening that’s more about brains than boos. Then, Brianna Rivera, Director…

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Bussin’ in the Q

Megan Meyer with Quincy Transit Lines discusses expanded bus routes and the need for more drivers. Ray Wheeler drove a city bus for 22 years and talks about what a great career he had as to encourage more people to apply. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.

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Turkey Dinner followed by High Fitness

It’s Fall Vibes Week on The Daily Muddy… Today, Teresa Loos Tedrow joins the round table to dish on Bluff Hall Church’s beloved annual Turkey Dinner. From the prep work to the pie plates, they dive into the meat and potatoes of what it takes to pull off this hometown favorite. Then, everyone’s favorite spooky…

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Dreaming big in A-Building

Randy, Ashley, and Brittany hit the road to explore the ins and outs of A -building – a world all it’s own inside Quincy Senior High School. The Senior High Music Department takes center stage as this year’s Dream Big Foundation spotlight. From blueprints to brass sections, this episode builds up to a high note…

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Ian Frese and Jackson Lilly

On this week’s Club Muddy, Ashley, Brittany, and Bobby dive into some heated local headlines and a little boss-day fun. The ladies start with the latest controversy surrounding the Bookmobile ban at Quincy Catholic Schools and how QPS is handling its own stance. Then, they turn their attention to Washington Park’s new presidential monument—and the…

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Morphing into Dads

Klitz is a Dad. Frankie is a Dad. How do we know? It’s kind of obvious, since they both have kids. They look like Dads though too. And they act like Dads. And they smell like Dads. But how did they know they were going to be fathers and what happened to make them act…

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Oct. 17

News, weather and sports are all here on Muddy River Mornings, driven by Hess Auto Agency. Bob Gough and Brittany Boll cap off a busy news week. Matt Schuckman and Chris Duerr get you ready for the penultimate regular season weekend of high school football and our friends at Farm and Home Supply bring you…

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Oct. 15

Mayor Linda Moore talks to Ashley Conrad about Governor Pritzker’s upcoming visit to the Illinois Veterans Home and how the city has to work with the state regardless of differences, especially with all of the uncertainty with the federal government. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.

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EFB COFFEE TALK

We’ve got Diary of a Wimpy Kid tickets from Quincy Community Theatre to give away! 🎭 Just drop a comment below — tell us why you’d love to go or share a fun photo. Extra points if it’s your pet dressed up in a costume! 🐾🎃 On today’s Coffee Talk, brought to you by Electric…

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ECFC AND DREAM BIG

Sara Cramer and Mackenzie Kammerer join Ashley at the round table to chat about the openings and opportunities waiting for little learners and their families at the Early Childhood and Family Center. Then, it’s all about dreaming big — President of the QPS Foundation, Lindsay Ertel, and Events Manager, Racheal Raleigh, stop by to share…

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TRIAL BY TRAIL

On today’s Daily Muddy, Mary Lynne Richards from Hannibal Parks and Recreation stops by to talk about Tom Sawyer’s Trial by Trail — the first-ever trail run through the beautiful Sodalis Nature Preserve happening October 18. She also gives us an update on construction wrapping up in Central Park and shares what’s ahead with the…

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BRUENING HEATING AND AIR

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Chad Bruening and Kelly Flora from Bruening Heating and Air about the family business’s 50th anniversary. Bruening has and will always believe in keeping up with the latest technology in both the HVAC and hearth industries by continually attending training courses and seminars. North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certified heating…

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ERICA MITCHELL HANNIBAL BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

The Hannibal Board of Public Works (HBPW) is celebrating Public Utilities Week, October 5-11, along with 2,000 other not-for-profit utilities that collectively provide electricity, water, sewer, and stormwater services to 55 million Americans across 49 states and 5 U.S. territories. “The HBPW, like the other 2,000 municipally owned utilities across the nation, is working with…

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Getting ready for spooky season

Randy Phillips joins Bobby and Brittany as they talk about Halloween prep (Randy’s wedding tux was Gumby) and touring cemeteries. Brittany has been known to play dead at Woodland a time or two. They also talk about the Johnny come lately gang regarding Devils Reserve from The Liquor Booth.

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OCT. 10

Bob Gough and Brittany Boll give you look at the week’s news and a preview of everything going in in our area this weekend. Matt Schuckman also with a look at the sports calendar, which includes a bunch of postseason golf. Muddy River Mornings is driven by Hess Auto Agency.

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Gary Lambert

Pop Quiz: Who, in Quincy, has held the position of Captain of the National Rugby Team, World Series Poker Player, and Doctor of Chiropractic at Backworks USA? Is it the same person who has 8 children and sat down with Frankie to discuss these things? Yes. He is Dr. Gary Lambert, and he will adjust…

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EFB COFFEE TALK FLIES SOLO

On today’s Coffee Talk, brought to you by our friends at EFB, it’s just us — no guests, no filters, and way too much caffeine. Our first-ever solo show comes in hot as we spill the extra-strong tea on the Super Bowl halftime lineup, the NFL drama, cultural divides, language barriers, and all the beautiful…

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FALL HOME TOUR AND GHOST OF THE CABINS

Deb Davis from Quincy Preserves stops by to share all the details about this year’s Fall Home Tour happening October 18. It’s the group’s only fundraiser of the year and powered by nearly 200 volunteers. Want to peek inside the legendary Monckton Mansion? You’ll have to grab your tickets before they disappear like fall leaves…

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