Thursday, December 5 2013 11:47 AM EST2013-12-05 16:47:14 GMT
Wearing his dress suit for what he definitely considers a special occasion, Peyton Parker, 5, has breakfast with his grandfather, Jeff Wilson, during a Donuts with Dad event Wednesday at the Early Childhood and Family Center in Quincy.
Wearing his dress suit for what he definitely considers a special occasion, Peyton Parker, 5, has breakfast with his grandfather, Jeff Wilson, during a Donuts with Dad event Wednesday at the Early Childhood and Family Center in Quincy.
Friday, December 6 2013 2:07 PM EST2013-12-06 19:07:41 GMT
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The Historic Quincy Business District will sponsor a ChristKindl Market for a second year this weekend. This year's event will be Saturday and Sunday at the Quincy Senior and Family Resource Center, 639 York. The...
The Historic Quincy Business District will sponsor a ChristKindl Market for a second year this weekend. This year's event will be Saturday and Sunday at the Quincy Senior and Family Resource Center, 639 York. The...
Friday, December 6 2013 1:09 PM EST2013-12-06 18:09:36 GMT
A grandmother and grandfather hope to make a merry Christmas for their three granddaughters. The grandparents have been caring for the girls for nearly three years, providing a stable environment and meeting their needs...
A grandmother and grandfather hope to make a merry Christmas for their three granddaughters. The grandparents have been caring for the girls for nearly three years, providing a stable environment and meeting their needs...
Friday, December 6 2013 11:07 AM EST2013-12-06 16:07:03 GMT
Temperatures dipping into the single-digit range, accompanied by winter winds and some possible snow flurries, promise to make life miserable for most in the coming days.
Temperatures dipping into the single-digit range, accompanied by winter winds and some possible snow flurries, promise to make life miserable for most in the coming days.
Friday, December 6 2013 9:25 AM EST2013-12-06 14:25:30 GMT
The Pike County Community Health Partnership doesn't have to look farther than a new dental clinic to understand its impact. The newly opened Pike County Dental Clinic "really kind of grew out of the partnership in the beginning," said outgoing PCCHP chairman Jan Bleich.
PITTSFIELD, Ill. -- The Pike County Community Health Partnership doesn't have to look farther than a new dental clinic to understand its impact. The newly opened Pike County Dental Clinic "really kind of grew out of...
Friday, December 6 2013 9:24 AM EST2013-12-06 14:24:37 GMT
The Illini West School Board heard from the community in a building survey -- and again Thursday night at a public form to present the results. The survey found most respondents favored building a new school, with a central location and student safety (proximity to hospital, police and sheriff) as top priorities.
CARTHAGE, Ill. -- The Illini West School Board heard from the community in a building survey and again Thursday night at a public forum. The survey found most respondents favored building a new school, with a central...
Friday, December 6 2013 8:56 AM EST2013-12-06 13:56:10 GMT
The crowd was not as combative, but the message from the second public hearing Thursday night on proposed changes to the city’s garbage and recycling program was the same: Most residents oppose privatizing collection.
The crowd was not as combative, but the message from the second public hearing Thursday night on proposed changes to the city’s garbage and recycling program was the same: Most residents oppose privatizing collection.
Thursday, December 5 2013 6:59 PM EST2013-12-05 23:59:47 GMT
A Quincy woman on Thursday admitted to manufacturing methamphetamine around her two small children. April M. Baker, 33, entered a straight plea to one count of unlawful meth-related child endangerment. She faces up to seven years in the Illinois Department of Corrections when she is sentenced Feb. 20 by Judge Scott Walden.
A Quincy woman on Thursday admitted to manufacturing methamphetamine around her two small children. April M. Baker, 33, entered a straight plea to one count of unlawful meth-related child endangerment. She faces up to seven years in the Illinois Department of Corrections when she is sentenced Feb. 20 by Judge Scott Walden. Baker had two other charges dismissed, including a Class X charge of aggravated unlawful meth manufacturing. Baker was one of ...
