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Ammunition sales at local sporting goods stores have slowed in recent weeks, but retailers are not ready to relax limits on how much a customer can purchase. "It's starting to lighten up. Demand seems to be softening a... More>>
Tears streamed down Maria Buchanan's face and dripped into the pile of crack cocaine in her lap. She'd finally hit bottom. Her addiction spanned two decades, numerous jobs, significant others and jail stays.... More>>
The world is looking a lot different today for Shuting "Showery" Song, a student from China who spent the past two years studying at Quincy Notre Dame High School. Song, who graduated with the rest of the senior class... More>>
HANNIBAL, Mo. -- Librarian Susan Harbert wants to add a little more noise to the Hannibal Middle School library. Harbert will completely reform the quiet working space into a center for learning collaboration this summer.... More>>
MOUNT STERLING, Ill. -- As marketing/events librarian, David Kurfman spends most of his time talking about the Brown County Public Library and what it offers to the community. Now he's hoping a silent approach will do... More>>
Bishop E.L. Warren raised his hands on Sunday and asked God to watch over public safety officials, just as they watch over the community. He also thanked God for every year law enforcement goes without losing an officer and every time firefighters return safely from a burning building. More>>
Spoonwave self-serve yogurt should be open later this week, owners Lori and Dan Stroot of Quincy said. The shop at 910 Broadway has had the Spoonwave sign up for weeks, and people have been checking with the Stroots daily... More>>
Matt Burry is hoping to clear the air with golfers who use Westview Golf Course about proposed changes to holes 19 through 27 at Quincy's public golf course. "Once they see the plans, they will understand things a... More>>
CANTON, Mo. -- Jesse Soondrum came from one of the world's luxury tourism destinations to attend Culver-Stockton College in Canton. Four years later, Soondrum, 23, is leaving C-SC with a bachelor's degree in... More>>
Adam Losch hopes to conquer what thousands of others have tried, but only three successfully. Defeating what's billed as the most difficult obstacle course in the world carries with it a $500,000 cash prize and a title... More>>
Eli Pontius was raring to go well before the starting line. He and his twin brother, J.C., were going to have an easy time finishing Saturday's Bridge the Gap to Health 5K leisure walk -- thanks to a stroller ride... More>>
The Quincy Society of Fine Arts threw a birthday party gala Friday night complete with a toast to its founder and first president George Irwin. "We need to raise our glasses to the man who founded this 65 years ago, the... More>>
When I trained as a medical technologist at Blessing Hospital in 1964-65, my parents in New Mexico assumed it was a church-related institution. Just recently a friend told me she also assumed that was its history. It... More>>
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