Local Government
NEMO legislators agree that health care needs reform
State Rep. Craig Redmon, R-Canton, and Rep. Jim Hansen, R-Frankford, both agree: Something needs to be done in Northeast Missouri and nationwide to reduce individual and government health care costs, incentivise wellness and control opioid distribution.
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Local Government
Crim to retire as city treasurer to meet family obligations
Peggy Crim is stepping down as Quincy city treasurer. “It has become increasingly clear that growing family obligations require more of my time than this job allows. I need to continue to put my family first and to do that it is only fair to the city, and to the treasurer's office, that I step aside,” Crim said.
Quincy News
Quincyans tell mayor about neighborhood issues
Mayor Kyle Moore was told about a manhole at an intersection that was causing problems for one constituent who attended Wednesday's Mayor in the Park event. Others who attended talked about nuisance properties or issues in their neighborhoods.
Local Government
Committee recommends 12 properties for fix-or-flatten program
Twelve properties are being recommended to the Quincy City Council as part of the fix-or-flatten program after the Finance Committee reviewed the list Monday.
Local Government
Local consultant says city aggregation program not run properly
The chief operating office for a local energy consultant firm believes the firm that runs the city of Quincy's electric aggregation program is not properly managing it.
Local Government
Group proposes wildlife restoration at Bob Bangert Park
Bob Bangert Park along North Bottom Road could soon see a major makeover to bring its visitors closer to nature.
Transportation
Five airlines seek to serve Quincy Regional Airport
Five airlines are vying for a federal contract to serve Quincy Regional Airport, and some of the proposals would offer flights to Chicago as well as St. Louis. Click for copies of all proposals from the five companies.
Local Government
Quincy Park Board ponders future Klingner Trail growth
Continuing the work of the Bill Klingner Trail continues to be a priority of the Quincy Park District, but which section of the trail that follows the path of Cedar Creek and how to pay for it remain in the air.
Quincy News
American pride shows through on Flag Day
Members of the Quincy High School football squad were practicing another type of teamwork Wednesday as they put out American flags in honor of Flag Day.
Quincy News
Mayor to meet constituents for Lunch in the Park on June 21
Mayor Kyle Moore will hold his first Lunch in the Park with the Mayor from noon to 1 p.m. June 21, in Washington Park.
