MRN BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Hy-Vee and Christmas dinner
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Hy-Vee General Manager Ryan Parkhurst about a holiday contest you could win and not have to cook for the family at Christmas.
Read MoreERIC ENTRUP
Alderman Eric Entrup (R-1st Ward) talks to Ashley and Brittany about city government, property taxes and pensionS. Also, Brittany asks permission to drink, which has probably never, ever happened.
Read MoreSHAWN JONES
Frankie Murphy-Giesing chats with Shawn Jones about his artistic endeavors and the ups and downs of the service industry. If you would like to donate to Shawn’s mission with Bella Ease, you can at: PAYPAL: TheBeatArtsAcademy VENMO: Shawnthebeat CA$HAPP: Sjon747
Read MoreMENDED HEARTS AND DOB WITH THE BBB
Cindy Lynn Drainer stops by to tell us what Mended Hearts is all about and Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau does his best to keep Ashley from getting scammed. We’ll see if it helps this time.
Read MoreADVANCED DENTAL CARE – ORTHODONTIC SCREENING
Dr. Brendan Smith tells us what age parents should start considering braces for their kids.
Read MoreSERVED WITH LOVE AND EFB COFFEE TALK
Ashley talks to Lisa Sutton from “Served with Love” about taking care of those who need help this holiday season. Then Brittany slides into the DM for a little EFB Coffee Talk about Macy Ferguson-Smith’s Letter to the Editor regarding DEI in our community.
Read MorePAYSON CHRISTMAS AND BELL RINGING FOR THE SALVATION ARMY
Ashley talks to Matt Schmitt from the Salvation Army about the annual kettle campaign and how you can become a bell ringer. Also, Kyle Beckman stops by talk about the Payson Christmas celebration.
Read MoreHOLIDAY GIFT SHOW
Mark McDonald and Randy Phillips take you on a tour of a long-standing Tristate holiday tradition, the Women’s Service League Holiday Gift Show. Now in its 56th year, this institution has become a tradition for families throughout our region. Dot Foods brings you Muddy River Gems.
Read MoreSCHMITT HAPPENS
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Levi Schmitt from Schmitt Happens Masonry about the brick trade that is ripe for new people to come in and learn. It really is an art. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.
Read MoreONLINE OPTIONS DON’T DETER BLACK FRIDAY FAITHFUL
MRN’s Emma Dalke bundled up before 5 a.m. Friday to brave the cold in search of those seeking Black Friday doorbuster deals.
Read MoreRANDY AND EMMA
An old Muddy Buddy, Randy Phillips, talks with Bobby and Brittany about the Thanksgiving menu and a new Muddy Buddy, Emma Dalke, talks about the generational differences of the work place and social life.
Read MoreEFB COFFEE TALK AND WHO’S GOT THE VOICE?
Adam Yates and Jessica Hollensteiner stop by to talk to Brittany about “Who’s got the Voice?”, a fundraiser for the Police Benevolent & Protective Association. Then, Brittany and Shane enjoy EFB Coffee Talk and about what is or isn’t a Christmas movie.
Read MorePET OF THE WEEK AND QU DOCTORAL PROGRAMS
Brittany shows us Petey today. Petey is a charming 2-year-old pit bull terrier mix with a beautiful white and tan coat. This silly boy is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all his vaccinations, making him ready to find his forever home, so come see Petey at the Quincy Humane Society. Brittany also chats…
Read MoreLiquor Booth Thanksgiving Prep
Brittany, Ashley and Dues have all of your Thanksgiving drinks planned out after shopping at The Liquor Booth.
Read MoreGARY FARHA
The retiring Adams County state’s attorney is doing just that: retiring. Gary Farha talks about his career, his staff (of which he is very proud) and what his post-law career will look like.
Read MoreSCHUECKING’S MENS WEAR
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Jeff Schuecking from Schuecking’s Mens Wear about the clothing business and competing with the online shops. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.
Read MoreMIKE SHULL Q’D UP
Brittany, Bobby and Ashley talk about “The Mandela Effect” and if it is a thing. Then Mike Shull stops by to not only play some original music and talk about his family (Brittany and Mayla), but also discuss his new endeavor “Q’d Up” which plans to highlight local performers and help enhance the local music…
Read MoreJAKE REED
Jake Reed one of Quincy’s 6th Ward aldermen, the donor relations coordinator and the president of Adams County Right to Life. He and Frankie talk about local government and old movies along with Aspen Gengenbacher.
Read MoreWORLD WAR II LOVE LETTERS AND DOB WITH THE BBB
Former MRN staffer Megan Duncan stops by to say hello and talk about some love letters recently found at the Hannibal Salvation Army Family Store that date back to World War II. Then, Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau lets us in on the latest text scammers who mask as your friend.
Read MoreGOLDEN COLLECTIVE AND EFB COFFEE TALK
The folks from Golden Collective stop by to show off some cool stuff they have that you can pick up for Christmas gifts and then Brittany and Ashley throw back some EFB coffee on Coffee Talk to discuss what’s up with Jason Priest’s return to Quincy City Council meetings.
Read MoreMODEL TRAINS AND TATTOO REMOVAL
Ashley talks to Chuck Fitch from the Quincy Society of Model Engineers about their upcoming event and then Lindsey Artz tells us that yes, you can remove that tattoo you got when your forever love wasn’t forever after all.
Read MoreThe Bridge at Krazytown
There’s a new restaurant open at the Krazytown Trampoline Park. The Bridge Bar and Grill has many of your favorites including burgers, pizza and wings for you to enjoy while your kids bounce around. Brittany Boll takes you there on this edition of “Taste of the Town”, brought to you by SEE Quincy, the Quincy…
Read MoreTODD EYLER
The newly-elected Adams County State’s Attorney talks about his transition into being the county’s lead prosecutor and balancing the administrative and courtroom duties.
Read MoreBRUMBAUGH TREE SERVICE
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Larry and Tyler Brumbaugh of Brumbaugh Tree Service about the arborist business and passing a family business onto the next generation. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.
Read MoreAMY PETERS, QUINCY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
Some ideas just pan out. Amy Peters continues to make her vision a reality as the Quincy Children’s Museum comes even closer to moving into its permanent home. Ashley, Bobby and Brittany also talk about how the Thanksgiving/Christmas season is about to ramp up in full.
Read MoreASHLEY BURNETT
Women’s business & wellness coach, circle & retreat facilitator, author, yoga teacher, and seasonal living advocate, Ashley Burnett has created a 20-year strong global entrepreneurial & wellness movement. Her new book, “Your Spacious and Seasonal Year” has just been released, and she’s launching her Wellness, Creativity & Self-Development Studio & Retreat Space, The Gathering Ground.…
Read MoreQuincy Montessori School and DOB with the BBB
Ashley talks to the folks from the Quincy Montessori School about some events they have coming up and what the school has to offer. Then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau comes on to talk about “wrong number” texts and people who try to lure you in to traps.
Read MoreQUINCY HOBBY CENTER CLOSING AND EFB COFFEE TALK
Clara Lancaster talks to Ashley about the decision to close the Quincy Hobby Center, a business that has been around for more than 50 years. Then, Brittany slides into the DM to talk about the upcoming Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight and the legacy of Tom Marx.
Read MoreTHE RINK AND HANNIBAL ARTS COUNCIL
Ashley talks to Alex Geisler from The Rink in Mount Sterling as they get ready for their second season of skating. And the new program coordinator of the Hannibal Arts Council Beth Hinton stops by to talk about what’s going on lately with the arts organization.
Read MoreNATASHA WILL
The new assistant director of the Quincy Public Library stops by to talk about the busy programming schedule leading into Christmas.
Read MoreKYLE MOORE
MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to State Representative-elect Kyle Moore, who will represent the 99th District in Illinois come Jan. 8.
Read MoreLOVES ME PHOTO
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Stephanie Haskins of Loves Me Photo about the photography business. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.
Read MoreRODHOUSE VERDICT
Video of the guilty verdicts against Austin Rodhouse. We have edited out the victims’ names. Pool video courtesy WGEM.
Read MoreAND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
Ashley, Bobby and Brittany put a bow on the presidential election then Josh Klitz stops by to bring some levity here is a warning for his segment. NAUGHTY LANGUAGE AHEAD!! PLEASE STOP LISTENING IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED!!!
Read MoreNOV. 7 DAVID SAMUELS
David Samuels is back with Frankie to do the presidential election post-mortem.
Read MoreSCAM WARNINGS FROM THE BBB AND HERE COME THE VETS
Ashley talks to Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau about the latest scams and then Brittany informs us about this Saturday’s Quincy Veterans Parade.
Read MoreHOLIDAY GIFT SHOW TIME AND EFB COFFEE TALK
Lakin Holtschlag talks about the Holiday Gift Show. Then Brittany Boll and Emma Dalke talk about Amazon coming to Q and the death of the roundabout … maybe.
Read MoreELECTION 2024
JWCC COLLEGE FOR LIFE AND IT’S ALMOST TURKEY RUN TIME
Brittany is in today and she talks to Kristen Lay with the Quincy Family YMCA about signup for the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Run, then Julie Quinn from John Wood Community College talks about signup for College for Life.
Read MoreBRANDT
For more than 70 years, BRANDT has been helping American farmers. Starting in 1953 when Glen Brandt and his sister, Evelyn Brandt Thomas, founded the company their belief in innovation, honesty and first-class customer service was a help to local farmers, many of whom were their neighbors, in their hometown of Pleasant Plains, Ill. That…
Read MoreILLINOIS SCHOOL REPORT CARD
MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to Quincy School District officials about the school’s ranking in the latest Illinois School Report Card, which came out last week, and what can be done to improve the numbers.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 10
Muddy Night Lights, powered by Farm & Home Supply, airs live from 10 p.m. to Midnight on Friday nights during the prep football season to highlight gridiron action throughout West-Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.
Read MoreCELEBRATIONS BIRTHDAY OF THE MONTH
Celebrations has all of your party needs and they can even hook you up with extra settings when your big family comes over for Thanksgiving! And congratulations to Donna Hathaway, the winner of our Birthday of the Month.
Read MoreROUNDABOUT ROUNDUP AND THE ELECTION IS NIGH
Will the roundabout talk end Monday night? Will the world end Tuesday night? How much for Brittany and/or Ashley to wash your car? We answer all of these questions on a very special Club Muddy.
Read MoreThe first snowfall is going to be … ?
Meteorologist Brent Clair is a good sport who often pokes fun at himself. Like when he calls himself a D.I.M.W.I.T. But can you beat his first snowfall date prediction and win a $100 shopping spree? Here’s “How’s the Weather up There?” from Farm and Home Supply.
Read MoreKATE DANIELS
Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to the Adams County Democratic Central Committee chair about the upcoming elections, voting and polls.
Read MoreBEELINE WHEELCHAIRS AND HOUSING
Ashley talks to Julie Gordon with Children’s Medical Ministries about their upcoming dinner for Beeline Wheelchairs on November 11. Then housing advocate Lisa Wigoda, who was recently recognized by the Quincy YWCA, stops by to discuss the efforts to improve local housing.
Read MoreNATURAL GAS WARNINGS AND A COSTUMED COFFEE TALK
Jake Dukett with Ameren talks about taking precautions as you turn your furnace on for fall and winter. If you smell excessive gas in your house, don’t hesitate to call Ameren Illinois. Then … we all know Ashley is a delicate flower, but what the Hell is Britany wearing? Watch and find out on EFB…
Read MoreBATTLE FOR THE BATON AND PET OF THE WEEK
Ashley talks to members of ENCORE! about the upcoming Battle of the Baton fundraiser for the Quincy Symphony Orchestra and Pilar Brumbaugh with the Quincy Humane Society brings in this week’s Pet of the Week … Ivan! He’s not terrible at all. He’s a good boy! Your State Farm agent, Bill Terlisner, and Farlow Real…
Read MoreDOWNTOWN QUINCY ACCIDENT
Just as the Quincy City Council meeting ended on Monday night, a woman was injured in a single car crash just outside City Hall. Just after 9:15 p.m. Monday, a black Cadillac SUV was northbound on Eighth Street and veered into the building on the northwest corner of the intersection. Bystanders called 911 and Quincy…
Read MoreHeather Leindecker
Ron Kinscherf meets with nurse practitioner Heather Leindecker for this week’s version of the Business Spotlight. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you the Business Spotlight.
Read MoreOct. 25 — How’s the Weather Up There?
Nathaniel Jones and Brent Clair talk about surprise rainfall last week, warming temperatures next week and … did Brent say snow in November? “How’s the Weather up There?” is sponsored by Farm and Home Supply. #weather
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 9
Muddy Night Lights, powered by Farm & Home Supply, airs live from 10 p.m. to Midnight on Friday nights during the prep football season to highlight gridiron action throughout West-Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.
Read MoreBRITNEY BUCKWALTER
Ashley and Brittany (Boll) bring aboard another Britney (Buckwalter), a medium who is having a live demonstration at the State Street Theater, 424 S. 8th, Quincy on Friday (today as this is posted), Oct. 25. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the event starts at 7 pm. Bobby reminds Ashley she was supposed to pick…
Read MoreDOB WITH THE BBB AND SWING DANCING
God, no we’re not seeing Don O’Brien dance. But Nathan Rose from the Hannibal Area Swing Association talks about how you can learn to dance. Then the BBB guru scares Ashley with the latest ghoulish scams.
Read MoreANTHONY B. CAMERON
Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to attorney Anthony B. “Tony” Cameron about the political climate, his long career in the military and politics, including his one-time partnership with a former president from Arkansas.
Read MoreHANNIBAL’S VETERANS DAY PARADE AND EFB COFFEE TALK
Ashley talks to Chad Walden about the Hannibal Veteran’s Day Parade, which will be on Nov. 9, and then Brittany slides into the DM for some EFB Coffee Talk about the lack of constituent response from some city officials.
Read MoreCEDAR CLUB AND QUINCY RACEWAYS
A two-fer for today’s road trip as Brittany and Ashley head to 20th and Cedar for the new-look Cedar Club. Also, the new owners of Quincy Raceways stop by to talk about this weekend’s Day of Destruction. SEE Quincy sponsors Road Trips with Randy.
Read MoreQUINCY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM FUNDRAISER AND KIRLIN’S BIG MOVE
Brittany talks to Chrissie Duran with the Quincy Children’s Museum about their upcoming fundraiser. Then, she chats with Craig Kirlin about the iconic Quincy gift store’s new home.
Read MoreHOOEY’S
Brittany heads to everyone’s favorite Taco Tuesday stop in today’s Taste of the Town installment. Hooey’s is an intimate spot at 12th and College where you can get good, fast and hot Mexican food. Brittany and Randy Phillips bring you the sights and sounds, but you’ll have to taste it for yourself. SEE Quincy, the…
Read MoreHESS AUTO AGENCY
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Cloyd Barden of Hess Auto Agency about the car business. Barden purchased the business two years ago.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 8
Muddy Night Lights, powered by Farm & Home Supply, airs live from 10 p.m. to Midnight on Friday nights during the prep football season to highlight gridiron action throughout West-Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.
Read MoreANN BOLAND
Ashley, Bobby and Brittany put a bow on the roundabout and hope to never talk about it again. Then, Ashley and Brittany sit with Ann Boland and try to get her to talk about her active and charitable life. This universally-beloved woman has been honored by many groups, but being on Club Muddy probably tops…
Read MoreSEVERS ORTHODONTICS
Brittany is out and about again, this time checking out the state-of-the-art operations at Severs Orthodontics.
Read MoreOCT. 17 JASON MCCOY
Jason McCoy is back to talk to Frankie about the current political climate and the upcoming presidential election.
Read MoreTELLING THE FUTURE AND FRUITCAKES
T Heberlein talks about the Kiwanis Club’s “Night with a Fruitcake” fundraiser then Ashley visits with Britney Buckwalter, a medium that Ashley will probably hire in the not-too-distant future.
Read MoreGEM CITY DOVES ZOMBIE 5K AND EFB COFFEE TALK
Ashley finds out about the Gem City Doves and their Zombie 5K run this Saturday at Bob Mays Park. Then Brittany slides into the DM for a little EFB Coffee Talk about unions and their involvement in political campaigns.
Read MoreKEEPING AMERICA SAFE AT 70,000 FT AND JWCC’S PATHWAYS PROGRAM
Katherine Roskamp-Ellerbrock stops by to discuss this Friday’s Quincy Museum fundraiser featuring Col. Frank Furr, USAF (Ret.) about his experience in military surveillance. Then, Ashley talks to Kristen Ritterbusch from John Wood Community College about their pathways program.
Read MoreOLE WOLFHOUND PUB GETS READY FOR HANNIBAL FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
Brittany stops by her favorite Hannibal haunt, Ole Wolfhound Pub, to talk about the comfort food fare just in time for fall and also in time for this weekend’s Hannibal Folklife Festival.
Read MoreCol. Frank Furr, USAF (Ret.) — “Keeping America Safe at 70,000 ft”
“Keeping America Safe at 70,000 ft” is the title of a presentation given by Ret. Air Force Colonel F. Furr on October 18 at the Quincy Country Club. His distinguished career in the U.S. intelligence departments promises to provide a fascinating look inside the challenges, accomplishments and history of intelligence gathered from 70,000 feet in…
Read MoreHannibal’s Williams waits through rain delay to score first collegiate touchdown for Notre Dame
YouTube highlights of Notre Dame’s win over Stanford, including the first collegiate touchdown for Hannibal’s Aneyas Williams. (NBC/University of Notre Dame) SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Aneyas Williams had to wait until the sixth game of the season — and an hour-long weather delay on Saturday afternoon — to score his first collegiate touchdown. The Hannibal…
Read MoreFRIENDS OF JUSTICE
No, it’s not the newest Marvel or DC movie. But Jack Miller wanted to do something when the 2012 death of his friend, Nancy Streitmatter, went unsolved. So Miller formed a non-profit to provide reward money to anyone who has information that could lead to the solving of this cold case and other local unsolved…
Read MorePAM PRINTERS
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Tim and Justin Haubrich from Pam Printers about the printing industry and their role in providing the missals found in many Catholic Church pews on Sundays (or Saturday nights). Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 7
Muddy Night Lights, powered by Farm & Home Supply, airs live from 10 p.m. to Midnight on Friday nights during the prep football season to highlight gridiron action throughout West-Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.
Read MoreSTEVE BELKO
We talk to Steve Belko, JWCC History/Political Science professor, about the Adams County Bicentennial effort, education and our current political climate.
Read MoreAIDEN MCDONNELL
Aiden McDonnell talks about community involvement, investing and youth sports with Frankie Murphy-Giesing.
Read MoreHURRICANE SCAMS AND A GARTH/TRISHA TRIBUTE
Ashley talks to Tom Robbins from Carthage’s Legacy Theater about their Oct. 19 Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood tribute show then Don O’Brien checks in to warn people about hurricane scammers. Yes, scumbags taking advantage of people who have been battered by storms.
Read MoreCLEAN RESTORATION’S TRUNK OR TREAT AND EFB’S COFFEE TALK
Caitlin Foss from Clean Restoration stops by to talk about their Trunk or Treat on October 27. Then, Ashley and Brittany enjoy their EFB Coffee Talk by talking about the differences between news and editorial and opinions from readers. The old “the views expressed here aren’t necessarily those of the management of Muddy River News”…
Read MoreSCOREBOARD ANNIVERSARY
Anniversary? What? The Scoreboard has been around forever! But it’s the first anniversary of the Patterson family owning the corner sports bar. Big celebration Saturday at 8th and York and Jimmie shows off some new bourbon selections.
Read MoreRAISING CANE’S MAKES ITS QUINCY DEBUT
The popular chicken fingers spot Raising Cane’s opened in Quincy on Tuesday, Oct. 8. MRN’s Emma Dalke reports.
Read MoreHIGH FITNESS AND FISHING FOR FREEDOM FUNDRAISING
Lisa Warner tries to talk Ashley into some “High Fitness”, as in high-intensity workouts. Then, Kathie Palmer tells us about the upcoming Fishing for Freedom fundraiser at the Adams County Fairgrounds on Oct. 18-19,
Read MoreRUSHVILLE-INDUSTRY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Rushville-Industry High School’s Performing Arts Center became a reality thanks primarily to an anonymous $11 million donation. Mark McDonald and Randy Phillips take you to Schyuler County, Ill. for this month’s installment of Muddy River Gems from Dot Foods.
Read MoreLEGAL SHIELD
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Rich Ellerman of Legal Shield about the services the online legal provider offers. Rober & Phillips (a local law firm) and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 6
Muddy Night Lights, powered by Farm & Home Supply, airs live from 10 p.m. to Midnight on Friday nights during the prep football season to highlight gridiron action throughout West-Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.
Read MoreGRACIE WOODWARD
Gracie Woodward stops by to talk about her experience living at Heartland Christian Academy in Shelby County, Missouri and she takes a roadtrip with Brittany Boll back there.
Read MoreRON KINSCHERF
How does one go from sales guy and Hall of Fame broadcaster to writing about the antics of ants? It’s actually an endearing story that Ron Kinscherf, who will be honored at the Quincy Public Library’s Little Read on Saturday, shares with Frankie Murphy-Giesing.
Read MoreMEDICARE CHANGES AND THE ENCHANTED CANVAS
Confused about Medicare these days? Well Hannah McNeff and Julie Duke from Blessing Health stop by to talk to Ashley about the changes and how you can get more information. Also, Julie Waterkotte brings some cool craft items by from the Enchanted Canvas. Just in time as the holidays are approaching.
Read MoreTHE LITTLE READ WITH RON KINSCHERF
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf will be the guest author at Saturday’s Little Read at the Quincy Public Library. Ron talks to Madeline Brandon from QPL about that and everything else going on in a busy month of October.
Read MoreGEM CITY CARD SHOW AND COFFEE TALK
Ashley’s talkin’ baseball cards and all kinds of cards and collectibles with Brian Kroeger before the upcoming Gem City Card Show Saturday at the Knights of Columbus. Then she and Brittany settle in for a little EFB Coffee Talk.
Read MorePET OF THE WEEK — NATTY!
Introducing Natty, a sweet and goofy 4-year-old Lab mix who is ready to steal your heart! With her big, adorable eyes and wagging tail, Natty is the definition of joy. She loves exploring the world around her, from sniffing out new trails to playing in the backyard with her favorite toys. Natty is not just…
Read MoreDEVELOPING THE RIVERFRONT
MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to the men in charge of the City of Quincy’s Planning Department to get an update on where the Riverfront project stands from their perspective.
Read MoreASHLEY STROOT, MIDWIFE
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Ashley Stroot, a midwife at Quincy Medical Group. You thought midwives were only in old westerns or small towns. That’s not the case. Ashley talks about how she helps women get through pregnancy and childbirth. Rober and Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 5
Muddy Night Lights, powered by Farm & Home Supply, airs live from 10 p.m. to Midnight on Friday nights during the prep football season to highlight gridiron action throughout West-Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.
Read MoreDETERING BAD BEHAVIOR
Ashley, Bobby and Brittany talk about this week’s events at the Quincy Public Schools and how the community is handling the frequent “threats” toward the schools. How can we de-escalate this situation? Hint: Posting unsubstantiated crap on social media isn’t the answer.
Read MoreBRIAN RICHARDS
Frankie talks to Brian Richards, who also has children in the Quincy parochial school system, about the reorganization efforts and Frankie being a bad Catholic. Hey, he’s self-identifying here.
Read MoreCRYPTO SCAMS
Don O’Brien from the Better Business Bureau talks about crypto scams.
Read MoreCELEBRATIONS BIRTHDAY OF THE MONTH AND EFB COFFEE TALK
Ashley and Brittany head to Celebrations to tell us who the Birthday of the Month winner is and then they have a little EFB Coffee Talk on the road.
Read MoreTHE LOUD LEFT, THE ROUDY RIGHT AND THE SANE CENTER
Ashley Conrad talks to Ryan Roberts about the YWCA’s “Voice for all Women” event, then Bob Gough joins her to talk about local political events and demonstrations and how each sides extreme flanks are making the middle bigger.
Read MoreFREEMAN MILKI WAY FARM
Brittany Boll takes you to Camp Point and the delicious Freeman Milki Way Farm, a true farm to table cafe just off the railroad tracks. Owner Gretchen Forsythe tells her story and whips up some of the best home cooking around. SEE Quincy sponsors Taste of the Town.
Read MoreCURTIS SETHALER
The incoming executive director of the Quincy Family YMCA talks about the Y’s importance to the community and building a culture. Curtis Sethaler takes roles that have an impact on children as he looks to build community.
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