Democratic Party United States President Barack Obama 190 Randall Terry 5 Darcy G. Richardson 5 John Wolfe 4 Uncommitted 24
Republican Party United States President Gary Johnson 1 Herman Cain 12 Mitt Romney 258 Michael J. Meehan 1 Rick Perry 10 Keith Drummond 0 Jon Huntsman 1 Michele Bachmann 4 Rick Santorum 752 Ron Paul 88 Uncommitted 31
Libertarian Party United States President James Orland Ogle 0 Uncommitted 1
Constitutional Party United States President Uncommitted 0
Tuesday, May 22 2012 6:23 PM EDT2012-05-22 22:23:31 GMT
Tony Slater, deputy director of the Adams County Ambulance Service, was a new employee in 2002 when the service received 10 new child safety seats.
Tony Slater, deputy director of the Adams County Ambulance Service, was a new employee in 2002 when the service received 10 new child safety seats. Slater, a certified car seat technician, saw the seats being used at the time and knew something had to be done. He wrote Jan Hummel, coordinator for the Safe Kids Adams County, asking for help, and a donation of child safety seats followed.
Tuesday, May 22 2012 7:44 PM EDT2012-05-22 23:44:14 GMT
Illinois' financial stability hinges on what happens in the state capitol in the next eight days, according to state agency directors.
Illinois' financial stability hinges on what happens in the state capitol in the next eight days, according to state agency directors. Chris Meister, executive director of the Illinois Finance Authority, visited Quincy...
Tuesday, May 22 2012 6:57 PM EDT2012-05-22 22:57:55 GMT
All students at five Quincy schools will receive free breakfasts and lunches next school year -- regardless of their family's income level. This is happening because the Quincy School District is tapping into a new...
All students at five Quincy schools will receive free breakfasts and lunches next school year -- regardless of their family's income level. Participating in this program will be Adams, Berrian, Dewey and Washington elementary schools, along with the Early Childhood and Family Center.
Tuesday, May 22 2012 11:52 AM EDT2012-05-22 15:52:48 GMT
By MATT HOPF Herald-Whig Staff Writer The Quincy Public Library is looking for some hungry readers for its summer reading program. Registration for "Reading Is So Delicious" opened Monday. The library's
The Quincy Public Library is looking for some hungry readers for its summer reading program. Registration for "Reading Is So Delicious" opened Monday. The library's annual summer reading program will feature events...
Tuesday, May 22 2012 11:50 AM EDT2012-05-22 15:50:06 GMT
By MATT HOPF Herald-Whig Staff Writer The Quincy City Council approved an ordinance Monday night that will allow the director of inspection and enforcement to issue and deliver citations, work previously
The Quincy City Council approved an ordinance Monday night that will allow the director of inspection and enforcement to issue and deliver citations, work previously handled by the Quincy Police Department. Chuck...
Tuesday, May 22 2012 10:53 AM EDT2012-05-22 14:53:53 GMT
Three expenditures before set for approval at the Quincy City Council Monday night were tabled for one week as alderman wait on proposed legislation in the Illinois General Assembly that could cost the city $2.9 million.
Three expenditures before set for approval at the Quincy City Council Monday night were tabled for one week as alderman wait on proposed legislation in the Illinois General Assembly that could cost the city $2.9 million.
Tuesday, May 22 2012 10:13 AM EDT2012-05-22 14:13:22 GMT
By EDWARD HUSAR Herald-Whig Staff Writer The Quincy School Board's Building Committee on Monday recommended the board award three contracts totaling $964,211 for plumbing repairs at Quincy High School.
The Quincy School Board's Building Committee on Monday recommended the board award three contracts totaling $964,211 for plumbing repairs at Quincy High School. The full board will act on the matter at its meeting...
Tuesday, May 22 2012 9:53 AM EDT2012-05-22 13:53:11 GMT
PALMYRA, Mo. -- David Hill started out wanting to be a doctor. He ended up helping communities "doctor" their wants and needs as a community development specialist ...
PALMYRA, Mo. -- David Hill started out wanting to be a doctor. He ended up helping communities "doctor" their wants and needs as a community development specialist with University of Missouri Extension based in Palmyra. ...
Tuesday, May 22 2012 12:53 PM EDT2012-05-22 16:53:42 GMT
Two streets will be cloased Wednesday for work.Beginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday, South 18th between Ohio and Payson Avenue will be closed to traffic. The street will be closed until the repair of a sewer
Beginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday, South 18th between Ohio and Payson Avenue will be closed to traffic. The street will be closed until the repair of a sewer line is completed. Motorists are asked to drive carefully near...
Tuesday, May 22 2012 12:47 PM EDT2012-05-22 16:47:01 GMT
EDINA, Mo. -- When Pat Schultz reflects on her school years in the country, she remembers a simpler time. Her one-room school in Plevna had just 14 students and two teachers when she finished
EDINA, Mo. -- When Pat Schultz reflects on her school years in the country, she remembers a simpler time. Her one-room school in Plevna had just 14 students and two teachers when she finished the eighth grade there, with a...
