Quincy News
Residents receptive to food, beverage tax
As Quincy's elected leaders consider moving forward with plans to propose a 2% food and beverage tax, residents are already speaking out about the proposal that is expected to generate $1.5 million for the city per year for its pension programs.
Photos & Video
Temple B'Nai Sholom held a sesquicentennial ceremony in which they opened a time capsule from the centennial on Wednesday, Apr. 24, 2019. The cornerstone was last opened as the centennial celebration. Items ranging from letters from the rabbi of the time, newspapers and photos were placed in a time capsules inside of the cornerstone of the temple. Rupp Masonry did the work of removing the cornerstone of the temple.
News
A developer’s request to build a strip mall at 2032 and 2034 Broadway received strong support from the Quincy Plan Commission on Tuesday evening.
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Police & Courts
Charges will not be filed in connection with the April 1 shooting death of a rural Plainville man.
Sports
HAMILTON, Ill. -- Jordan Tenhouse issued a challenge to the Central baseball team prior to Tuesday afternoon's game against West Hancock. The Panthers had lost five straight games and seven of eight overall, and the offense had struggled...
Opinion
I wish to thank my wonderful family and friends who helped me celebrate my 95th birthday.
Lifestyles
Malawi becomes 1st nation to begin immunizing children against malaria; Kenya, Ghana next
Entertainment
Britney Spears says though her family has been stressed out lately, she's doing OK
Business
Three horses are dead after a derailed freight train burst into flames in Texas and the fire spread to their barn
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