Thanksgiving

The QHS Basketball season kicks off next with with the 50th Annual Thanksgiving Tournament, there are some parking restrictions this year due to the contraction of Baldwin.

As we get closer to Thanksgiving, I'm reminded of everything I have to be thankful for. Family, friends, a loving home, and a job are all very good reasons to be thankful. But one thing I'm definitely thankful for is being able to live and work in Quincy.

The Salvation Army is planning on their annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner and they could use some help.

As we wrap up the Be Thankful Food Drive on Friday we thank you all for donating. But just because our food drive is coming to an end, that doesn't mean you should drop donating, and there are a few items that food pantry's are looking for that you may not know about.

If you haven't finalized your plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas, might I suggest volunteering and here's why.

As we get ready to celebrate the holidays, we are reminded on what we are thankful for. It's also a time to help those less fortunate in the Tri-States; those who rely on food banks to put food on the table. That is where you come in.

Thinking of an idea that will make everyone laugh at Thanksgiving, try this prank that can be used on the person helping you in the kitchen this Thanksgiving.

It is natural for pet owners to want to include their dog or cat in the Thanksgiving festivities. But this can potentially cause harm to their pet.

Quincy City Hall will be closed on Thursday and Friday, November 23 & 24 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.

With Thanksgiving tomorrow,the Red Cross has issued a top ten list of safety tips when cooking the large meal.