Yesterday Can you blow a whistle and do you know the game of basketball? If so, the Quincy Exchange Club needs you this Saturday and/or Sunday to officiate games as a "Gus Buster" for the Gus Macker Basketball Tournament.
Yesterday Matt Burry, the golf pro at Westview Golf Course, has the job of making Westview a profit center for the Quincy Park District. To his credit he has produced a plan to help the public golf course find a way to make additional revenue.
Yesterday Ok, it is time for the "I'm as mad as Hell and I am not gonna take it anymore" yell to be heard throughout the area as we all watched our gas prices go up some 65 cents a gallon last week. How does gas go from $3.35 a gallon to $3.99 in four days?
2 days ago If you're up to the challenge and like to get dirty this is just the thing for you.
2 days ago Can you blow a whistle and do you know the game of basketball? If so, the Quincy Exchange Club needs you this Saturday and/or Sunday to officiate games as a "Gus Buster" for the Gus Macker Basketball Tournament.
5 days ago Gem City Gymnastics and Tumbling and the City of Quincy are hosting the 2013 Illinois AAU Tumbling and Trampoline State Championships tomorrow at the Oakley Lindsay Center in Quincy. More than 325 athletes, including 30 from Gem City Gymnastics and Tumbling, representing 25 gyms are registered to compete.
1 week ago Quincy High School's Lady Blue Devil basketball team has an event coming up to help girls improve their game.
1 week ago If you want to work this summer for the Quincy Gems, your opportunity to make that happen will come this Saturday. The Quincy Gems are holding a job fair for summer part time employment opportunities for the 2013 season starting the end of May.
2 weeks ago Here we sit twenty miles apart as the crow flies and no public transportation between Hannibal and Quincy. A town of 40 thousand has no connection to a town of 20 thousand people unless you drive yourself. Why not?
2 weeks ago The season opening Farmer's Market begins this morning at Washington Park in Quincy. Today's opening marks the 31st year for the event which feature fresh vegetables, fruit and plants provided by local farmers in the area.
