Opinion: Roundabout rigamarole overshadows real safety issue on 48th Street
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by MUDDY RIVER NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD
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Have you ever noticed the bike path along Columbus Road and Cannonball Road, running each side of Wismann Lane?   Did you know it has a name? It is the Erin East Memorial Bike Path. Erin was a 13-year-old, seventh-grade student at Quincy Junior High School.  The weather in November 1988 reached the high 60s.  ..read more
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One final case: Hannibal man charged with murder, assault in death of Dusty Wilson to go on trial Oct. 21
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by David Adam, MRN Editor
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ST. CHARLES, Mo. — One more person will stand trial in the St. Charles County Courthouse later this month for the 2022 death of a Hannibal man. Jason D. Anderson, 26, of Hannibal, has been charged with first-degree assault and second-degree murder — the same charges Tiara Bonner was found guilty of after nearly 5½ hours ..read more
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Teens take advantage of day off from school to be hosts of Latin dance party to promote cultural diversity
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by Aspen Gengenbacher, MRN Content Creator
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QUINCY — When granted a day off from school, most teenagers choose to spend the day playing video games, watching Netflix or running around with their friends. Xavier Richardson and his friends Chris Tu and Austin Mondon are unlike most teenagers. Richardson, a freshman at Quincy High School, Tu and Mondon, both sophomores, teamed up ..read more
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Lineup shuffled for Sounds of Motown concert set for Saturday at Oakley-Lindsay Center
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by Ron Kinscherf
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QUINCY — The lineup has been rearranged for the Sounds of Motown concert on Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Oakley-Lindsay Center. G.C. Cameron, one of the original members of the Spinners, was scheduled to appear but cannot due to personal reasons.  He has been replaced by Motown legend Gerald Austin and The Manhattans.  The Grammy Award-winning group ..read more
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Real estate transfers in Hancock County from September 2024
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Muddy River News transaction information is obtained from Illinois Real Estate Transfer Declaration forms accompanying recorded documents. Dates provided may differ from actual transaction or recording dates. Further details may be obtained from the PTAX form or recorded documents.  Terry Niggemeyer and Julie Niggemeyer of Keokuk, Iowa sold a residence at 135 S. 17th in Hamilton ..read more
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Colonel Frank Furr, USAF (Ret.): “Keeping America Safe at 70,000 ft”
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by Ron Kinscherf, Muddy River News Correspondent
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“Keeping America Safe at 70,000 ft” is the title of a presentation given by Ret. Air Force Colonel F. Furr on October 18 at the Quincy Country Club. His distinguished career in the U.S. intelligence departments promises to provide a fascinating look inside the challenges, accomplishments and history of intelligence gathered from 70,000 feet in ..read more
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Pittsfield man sentenced to six years, six months in prison for sexual abuse of family member under age 18
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PITTSFIELD, Ill. — A Pittsfield man was sentenced to six years and six months in the Illinois Department of Corrections on Thursday after pleading guilty to aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a family member under the age of 18. Dylan C. Guthrie, 20, was arrested in May 2022 by deputies with the Pike County Sheriff’s Department ..read more
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QPD Blotter for Oct. 13, 2024
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Barbara R. Rowland, 53, Quincy for Stealing. NTA 126Felicia Wires, 37, Quincy for Animal at Large. NTA 134Valerie S. Black, 23, Quincy for Domestic Battery and Aggravated Battery. Lodged 108Gavin L. Powell, 18, Quincy for Operate Uninsured Motor Vehicle at 18th/Spring. NTA 178Jesus Morales Rodriguez, 39, Quincy for Fail to Yield Right of Way at ..read more
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HPD Blotter for Oct. 13, 2024
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Hancock County Historical Society to feature stories on doctor, baseball player on Saturday
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by Muddy River News
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CARTHAGE Ill. — The annual meeting of the Hancock County Historical Society will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, at the Carthage Community Center, 301 Main. Tracy Knight will share “Everyday Awe: Reflections of a Country Doctor,” from Dr. James Coeur’s recorded memories, which is a sampling of his entries that demonstrated the life experiences ..read more
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