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Fourteen jobs will be eliminated at Quincy's Archer Daniels Midland facilities this week as part of a worldwide cost-cutting move. "Our Quincy head count is just under 500, so the number of eliminated positions is less... More>>
John Wood Community College's Truck Driver Training program has been accelerated from six to four weeks in response to the need for drivers regionally and nationwide. Additionally, the cost of the program has been... More>>
Transparency is coming to 401(k) plans this year, and participants in the retirement plans will find out exactly how much they're paying in fees. "There's going to be some very, very angry people when these costs... More>>
Dot Foods will host a job fair from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday to fill several full-time freezer and part-time dry warehouse positions at its headquarters in Mount Sterling. The job fair will be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall... More>>
Jill Reffett feels like her whole life has been preparing her for a job as the director of West Central Illinois Special Olympics. "My sister has some physical disabilities, so I grew up knowing the extreme challenges that... More>>
The procedures are considered milestone accomplishments for the Quincy medical community. Dr. Stilianos Efstratiadis, an interventional cardiologist at Quincy Medical Group, recently performed two new lifesaving heart... More>>
Sprout's Inn will stay "in the family" and keep operating at 2814 N. 12th St., according to the family of the late Patrick C. McClean. Jenny Wiemelt, McClean's daughter, is the owner-operator of the restaurant,... More>>
Missouri Farm Bureau Vice President Todd Hays wants people to understand something about the farm bill and the federal budget. "The farm bill amounts to about less than 1 percent of the total federal budget. Even if we did... More>>
Appointments Marisa Christy-Kerns is the newest member of the Missouri Department of Transportation Northeast District Customer Relations Team. Christy-Kerns is based in the Macon regional office and will be serving... More>>
Appointments Blake T. Gehring of Quincy has joined the staff of Klingner & Associates P.C., Engineers, Architects, Surveyors. Gehring will work in the Constructon/Materials Testing Department providing construction... More>>
Appointments Abby Schlipmann has joined Quincy Medical Group as the corporate wellness coordinator. Schlipmann received her bachelor's degree in horticulture from the University of Illinois, Urbana, in 2004. She... More>>
Appointments Chuck Hageman has joined Prudential Financial's Greater Illinois-Illinioffice in Quincy as a financial professional serving the insurance and financial services needs of clients in West-Central Illinois.... More>>
Real estate transaction recorded in the office of Adams County Clerk-Recorder, according to Clerk-Recorder Georgia Volm. Quincy area Kenneth R. and Robin A. Block, land at 7900 Frericks Road, to Heather Lyn and Joseph... More>>
Real estate transactions recorded in the office of Adams County Clerk-Recorder Georgia Volm: Quincy area W. C. Holzgrafe Construction Co., a residence at 5425 S. 24th, to Scott and Marybeth Swigart. Patricia A. Cowan,... More>>
Sports Writer Blake Toppmeyer recaps the Quincy Notre Dame girls basketball team's Class 2A Decatur Super-sectional game Monday against Champaign St. Thomas More
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Rodney Hart talks about crime, courts and a variety of other topics. More>>
Staff Writer Mary Poletti offers news, views and other notes from the Northeast Missouri region. More>>
Staff Writer Steve Eighinger offers insight on the world of dirt-track racing More>>
Sports Writer Matt Schuckman offers up "Spring Training Trivia" to get ready for the baseball season.
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Staff Writer Steve Eighinger shares his thoughts on life in general. More>>
Managing Editor Don Crim offers perspective on the news of the day. More>>
Staff Writer Deborah Gertz Husar looks at Illinois region and agriculture issues. More>>
Don O'Brien looks at the QU men's and women's basketball teams victories over Maryville on Saturday afternoon.
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