CEDAR 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.
Read MoreWAREHOUSE BARGAINS
Alec Askey of Warehouse Bargains talks about buying product for their six stores across Illinois and Iowa. The massive inventory is constantly changing and provides many options for shoppers. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 4
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 MoreTYLER WHITE ARREST VIDEO
Sgt. Justin Dunn with the Missouri State Highway Patrol said White is in the Shelby County Jail in Shelbina on a 24-hour investigative hold. White is suspected to have been the driver of a vehicle in a crash in Shelby County. Dunn said the investigation began on Sept. 13.
Read MoreJULIE FLOYD
The Club Muddy buddies have a discussion about college and it’s changing course after JWCC’s partnership announcement with SIU-Carbondale. Then Julie Floyd from Floyd’s 104 Bar and Grill in Meredosia joins the ladies to discuss their experiences in the food and bar industry and how it has changed through the years. If you don’t have…
Read MoreCATIE DOYLE DANCER
Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to Catie Doyle Dancer of Doyle Manufacturing about working with family and integrating a family culture throughout the entire 230 employee operation in Palmyra, Mo. She also talks about trying her hand at acting in California before coming back home and realizing home was a great place to be. A&B Properties brings…
Read MoreYES, OKTOBERFEST STARTS IN SEPTEMBER
Bob Gough sits in for Ashley and he’s here for the bier … and the brats. No lederhosen, please. But you can attend Oktoberfest sponsored by Quincy Rotary on Sept. 28. Also, he talks with Laura Wiegand with Blessing Hospital about sepsis. It’s not a fun topic, but it is important because it can be…
Read MoreMDW GOLF BENEFIT AND COFFEE TALK
Brittany talks to members of the MDW Crue about this weekend’s golf benefit for suicide awareness then Bob Gough sits in for EFB Coffee Talk to discuss the vetting and handling of sensitive news tips.
Read MoreTHE GENE GRAWE FUND AND IT’S MUTT STRUT TIME
Ashley talks to her Aunt Amy and Pilar Brumbaugh about the Quincy Humane Society’s Mutt Strut and then JoAnn Witte stops by to remind people how to utilize the Gene Grawe Fund to assist with Catholic education tuition.
Read MoreRooted Yoga
Ashley and Brittany are on their latest “Road Trip With Randy” to do some breathing, relaxing and learning some fun yoga moves. SEE Quincy fills up our tank for the “Road Trip with Randy.”
Read MoreSchool Resource Officers
Adams County Board Chairman Kent Snider and Sheriff Tony Grootens sit down with MRN’s J. Robert Gough to discuss their plan to place school resource officers from the sheriff’s department into the county schools.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 3
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 MoreCHARLES WHITCOMB
A South African skydiving retired Air Force officer who travels the country in a monster RV with his wife and is based out of Quincy? And he acts and plays chess? Why that sounds interesting as Hell, doesn’t it? Watch Frankie Murphy-Giesing’s interview with Charles Whitcomb.
Read MoreSTEVE HOMAN
Ashley and Brittany get their wish as the outspoken Steve Homan joins the Club. Before that, Bobby, Brittany and Ashley talk about the controversial Quincy Catholic Schools reorganization plan and the return of the Gem City Concert Series.
Read MoreTHE BIG READ AND A HOMETOWN HERO
Ashley talks to the people getting ready for the Quincy Public Library’s Big Read. Then, she introduces us to Steven Fuller, who was recognized at this week’s Quincy City Council meeting for his actions in helping someone who was in dire need of assistance.
Read MoreDOUGLASS COMMUNITY SERVICES AND COFFEE TALK
Ashley gets the latest on Douglass Community Services with Katie Dexheimer, then she and Brittany break down three things on this week’s EFB Coffee Talk.
Read MoreFIELD OF HEROES AND THE DIAPER BANK
Ashley’s back on the air and she tells you how you can help new parents by contributing to the diaper bank. Then the parents can enjoy all of their kids’ deposits. Then, she gets us caught up on the Field of Heroes program.
Read MoreMORNING MUDDY FOR SEPT. 9, 2024
Back in Q-Town! Here’s today’s Morning Muddy from Muddy River Engraving.
Read MoreDEEPER ROOTS COUNSELING
MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to Max and Sara Semenick from Deeper Roots Counseling about joint marriage and relationship counseling. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.
Read MoreRYAN THURM
Ryan Thurm, hailing from Wisconsin, is the pharmacist of Blessing’s ER. He is married and interested in maximizing the liberties and freedoms of all Quincians.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 2
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 MoreDan Brink announces candidacy for mayor
Republican Dan Brink announces his candidacy for mayor of the City of Quincy during a gathering in the basement of the Tower of Pizza on Thursday night.
Read MoreUnited Heart Family Fest and DOB WITH THE BBB
Brittany Boll pinch-hits for Ashley Conrad today. She talks with Good Samaritan Home’s Nathan Halfpap about the United Heart Family Fest and hears about bait-and-switch scams from Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau.
Read MoreINSTANT REPLAY NFL KICKOFF
Bob, Brittany and Shane sample Jim’s wings as we get ready to kick off the NFL season at Instant Replay with the Chiefs and the Ravens and then grilled wings all day Sunday for all the NFL action.
Read MoreCHADDOCK ROSE TEA AND COFFEE TALK
Brittany talks to Jeff Van Camp about the annual Chaddock Rose Tea coming up this weekend and then, EFB Coffee Talk, she and Bob talk about people who are on the street in Downtown Quincy after being removed from their apartments (some for not paying their rent for months).
Read MoreEFB’S COFFEE TALK
Brittany Boll and Bret Austin discuss local politics and how non-partisan issues devolve into partisan fights, which leads to a discuss on do we really need party politics in local government? As the old saying goes “there ain’t no Republican or Democrat way to fill a pothole.”
Read MoreFOUR WINDS FARM
Mark McDonald and Randy Phillips take you to Four Winds Farm, just north of Quincy, an 1870’s, 6th generation family farm, owned by Deborah Lee. Since 2002, the homestead has gradually evolved into a chemical-free growing area for herbs, vegetables, fruit and flowers. In 2005, a cozy Bella Luna Patio was constructed from recycled…
Read MoreBEHIND THE MASK
Dawn Whitcomb with the The Behind The Mask Committee, who is hosting a suicide awareness fundraiser for the Adams County Suicide Prevention Coalition, talks about the event. September is Suicide Awareness month.
Read MoreMR. K’S FABRIC SHOP
Jennifer Young of Mr. K’s Fabric Shop stops by to talk about this well-established, long-time local business that is celebrating its grand re-opening on Sept. 13 and 14. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.
Read MoreMuddy Night Lights Episode 1
IVAN RAIKLIN
Frankie goes down the rabbit hole this week in a Zoom interview. At times, the signal dropped, but when Green Beret and attorney, Ivan Raiklin, began rattling off his agenda, we began a crazy ride. Ivan can be found on X and Substack. Thanks to Jason Langston of Quincy for the hook up. A&B Properties…
Read MoreTHE “A” WORD … ASTRONAUT? OR SOMETHING ELSE …
Ashley, Bobby and Brittany discuss getting high … by going into space. What did you think I meant? Also, the impact of a big-time new employer coming to Quincy. What’s the downside?
Read MoreDOLLY PARTON’S IMAGINATION STATION AND LOCAL REACTION FROM THE DNC
Ashley talks to Jenna Hull and Kate Kimber with United Way of Adams County about the Dolly Parton Imagination Station and then Adams County Democratic Party Chair Kate Daniels talks about her experience at last week’s Democratic National Convention.
Read MoreNEW KNEES WITH DR. CRICKARD AND BIRTHDAY OF THE MONTH
Bob talks to Dr. George Crickard of Quincy Medical Group about the newest in knee and hip replacement technology and how it has advanced in his more than 25 years of practice. Then, we go to Ashley and Brittany on the scene for EFB Coffee Talk at Celebrations to give us the Birthday of the…
Read MoreQUINCY HAS AN AMERICAN NINJA WARRIOR
Brittany talks to Brianna Rivera of The District about the upcoming Downtown Quincy Feast. She also chats with Steven Peters, a Quincy firefighter who is making an appearance as a contestant on the television program “American Ninja Warrior”.
Read MoreQUINCY RELAX SPAS
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Ryan Seeland of Relax Quincy Spas about the pool and spa business and the changes he has seen in more than 25 years in the business. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business spotlight.
Read MoreMEGAN REDSHAW
Ashley and Brittany fangirl hard over this lawyer, journalist, mom, wife and homesteader who lives in Marion County and has a business relationship with a member of a certain family who is a political dynasty. Bobby wanted to talk political conventions, but the ladies hate everyone so that didn’t go far.
Read MoreLIQUOR BOOTH TAILGATING KICKOFF
A very special Daily Muddy, Liquor Booth, Muddy River Engraving and Scoreboard collaboration. No animals were harmed in this production.
Read MoreBRENNAN HILLS
Brennan Hills ran for mayor of Quincy four years ago. So what has he been doing since then? And how does he view his activism? Frankie Murphy-Giesing asks. A&B Properties brings you Frankie Say.
Read MoreDOB WITH THE BBB AND THE HOLLISTER-WHITNEY SCHOLARSHIP
Ashley talks to Erica Anders of Hollister-Whitney as the company announces a scholarship partnership with Muddy River News. Don O’Brien from the Better Business Bureau is also in to talk about brushing scam. Nothing to do with teeth or hair, though.
Read MoreADOPT-A-FAMILY AND COFFEE TALK
Ashley talks to members of the Hannibal Jaycees about their Adopt-A-Family program and then Brittany slides into the DM to spill the tea on EFB’s Coffee Talk.
Read MoreTHE BIG READ
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to the folks from the Quincy Public Library to get ready for The Big Read!
Read MoreMUDDY NIGHT LIGHTS
So syphilis is still a thing, it seems
Ashley talks to the folks from the Adams County Health Department about the syphilis cases that are spiking in Adams County. She also chats with Tracy Bugh about how you can be a mentor in the Quincy Public Schools.
Read MoreBRIAN ALLEN
The winner of the Republican primary for Ralls County Sheriff joins MRN’s J. Robert Gough. He has no Democratic opponent or a write-in as of yet, so it looks like he’ll be the county’s next sheriff. We talk about his law enforcement philosophy and working with other agencies.
Read MorePRORIDER
MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Josh Moore with ProRider, a motorcycle training school that recently opened a location in Quincy.
Read MoreASPEN GENGENBACHER
Aspen Gengenbacher takes a ride on the Muddy River with Ashley and Brittany and Bobby tries out the producer’s chair.
Read MoreTIERANEY CRAIG
Quincy Brewing Company, The District, The Sixth Street Project, The Riverfront Saga, CrossFit … what else does Tieraney Craig do? Frankie Murphy-Giesing finds out … and she brought beer. A&B Properties brings you Frankie Say.
Read MoreBOURBON AND POPCORN … PLUS, BARIATRIC HEALTH
Ashley talks to Veronica Roth Phillips with Blessing Health’s bariatric department about the process of weight loss and health and then Suzanne Ellerbrock stops by to talk about Quincy Rotary’s upcoming Bourbon and Popcorn event.
Read MoreTEETER TODDLERS AND COFFEE TALK
No, Ashley and Brittany aren’t on the playground, but Ashley is talking to the folks at Teeter Toddlers Daycare about childcare in Quincy. Then Brittany is all jacked up on EFB Coffee to talk about the latest buzz around Town for Coffee Talk.
Read More… EXTENDED VERSION OR A WORD FROM OWNERSHIP
MRN Publisher J. Robert Gough talks about the company’s mission, growth and focus.
Read MoreWATCH OUT FOR SPORTS STREAMING SCAMS
Ashley talks to Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau who warns us about fake sports streaming sites, which are even more prevalent as people go trying to find ways to watch and listen to their local sports teams. This is even more important with local radio’s abdication of carrying high school sports. Ashley also…
Read MoreLINDA MOORE MAYORAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Former treasurer for the City of Quincy Linda Moore announces her independent run for mayor at an event Aug. 12 at Krazy Cakes in Downtown Quincy.
Read MoreCHAD DEWAARD CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE
Professor Chad DeWaard of Culver-Stockton College talks about the national political landscape after a tumultuous last few weeks (Months? Years?).
Read MoreELLINGTON GIFT COMPANY
The business formerly known as “Gifts by Grawe” has a new name and MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Katharine Adrian about the change and the company’s future. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.
Read MoreDAX FOHEY
Dax Fohey from Town & Country Inn and Suites gets an invite to The Club to talk about the local hotel and hospitality industry. Ashley, Bobby and Brittany talk about the Olympics and Bobby and Brittany gush over the Deadpool/Wolverine movie in spoiler-free fashion.
Read MoreBREASTFEEDING BASICS AND SEND YOUR KID TO COLLEGE PREPARED FOR SCAMS
Tina Womack from Blessing Health talks about the importance of breastfeeding and explains how to make it an easier process. Then, Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau talks about how scammers go after college kids as they head back to campus.
Read MoreCROSSTOWN SHOWDOWN FUNDRAISER
James Orenthal Patterson and Andrew Matthew Wellman slide into the DM to promote the Muddy River Engraving/Crosstown Showdown Fundraiser for QND/QHS football at The Scoreboard on August 24. Brittany then has to settle for seconds (thirds?) in the DM with a little EFB Coffee Talk.
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