Thanksgiving

The coronavirus isn't stopping this year's Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, although it will change things. Get a sneak peek at the 2020 floats and balloons.

Mayor Kyle Moore, Chief of Police Robert Copley and spokesperson J.T. Dozier kicked off the 2020 Project Red Ribbon for the Quinsippi Chapter of Mother Against Drunk Driving.

Tomorrow the QPD Officers and volunteers with “We Back the Blue” will have 100 bags of groceries available for those who need a little help making this Thanksgiving holiday a happy and healthy one.

Amid all that Yuletide cheer, Thanksgiving flicks shouldn’t be forgotten—and there are quite a few that align with turkey day, many of which can be an enjoyable addition to seasonal traditions.

Many families this year are having to change up their Thanksgiving plans this holiday. If you are now having a small gathering and just don't want to mess with cooking, here's a list of Quincy area restaurants that will be open for business (take out & delivery) on Thanksgiving.

The Hannibal Salvation Army and Saints Avenue Steakhouse and Buffet are partnering together to provide the Hannibal area with a Community Dinner on Thanksgiving Day

Everything you love about your Thanksgiving dinner is on the menu at the Hannibal Nutrition Center’s drive-thru holiday meal.

Walmart is teaming up with the rewards platform Ibotta to help everyone have a Thanksgiving Dinner this year.

There are in fact horror movies based on, or built around, the Thanksgiving holiday.

The Quincy Salvation Army will serve a free Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 26 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.