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Anyone not following the city of Quincy's attempt to donate an old dump truck to the Mississippi Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America might have been surprised that aldermen voted down the proposal by an 8-6 count... More>>
Now it looks like winter. After multiple 50-degree days at the start 2012, it seemed we would never get snow. Both the anguish of those who cannot stand the cold and the excitement of those who thought there might never be... More>>
"Red Tails," a big-budget movie opening today, tells the story of the Tuskegee Airmen -- a team of African-American pilots who flew combat missions in World War II. The late George J. Iles would have enjoyed seeing the... More>>
Reg Ankrom has been on the job two months as executive director of the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County. Each day he learns something new. Ankrom works part-time at the site of the 12th and State mansion... More>>
Missouri legislators were planning to start filing for office Feb. 28, but that has all changed due to redistricting maps that have been sent back to the drawing board. The start of candidate filing may be moved back to... More>>
The Great Lakes Valley Conference schedule says that Quincy University men's basketball team has two games left after Thursday's league game at Missouri-St. Louis. QU's season, however, comes down to what happens Thursday night at UMSL's Mark Twain Building... More>>
Illinois state government is both broke and broken. Its financial obligations outstrip its revenues. That's what makes the state broke. The state is broken in that two of its biggest financial obligations -- Medicaid... More>>
None of my family members remember exactly when we first chose "Sixteen Tons" as a traveling tune. I'm certain it was a simple matter of us parents preserving our sanity. Back when Shawn and Teresa were still in... More>>
Very often, we experience only one facet of the life of a person we love. Unless we're there for every breath that person draws, there's a good chance he or she will keep some secret or another from us, intentionally... More>>
As of Monday, your summer will be officially over. Time to put away the pool toys and white shoes. And time to take a breath at last, as the summer fair season comes to an end. That's right, folks. No more dragging... 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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