Quincy Mayor Kyle Moore is recommending a dozen actions for city council approval to help the city in dealing with the COVID-19 virus and measures to combat the threat.
We are in the midst of what is turning out to be a heated Mayoral election with both sides slamming each other as we head on down the stretch toward an April 4th election. To Mayor Kyle Moore and Candidate Jeff VanCamp, may I suggest you both use the remaining time to discuss the issues and how you will be handling them if you remain Mayor or become the new mayor of the City of Quincy.
Nobody takes on a challenge stronger than I do. I have a very competitive makeup when a challenge is put before me. With that said, the Hy-Vee Market Grille at both Quincy locations will be holding a ... night on Saturday, March 5, from 5 to 8 p.m.
A number of city, county and utility officials were on hand for a news conference at midday Tuesday with information on the severe storm that swept through Quincy Monday night.
We have had some time to absorb what took place on election day. Quincy will have a new Mayor when Kyle Moore takes over from John Spring. Apparently, Mr. Moore was more successful than John Spring was in getting people to vote. Had more people gone to the polls, would the result have been different? Who knows?!
The 2013 Election to decide the next Mayor for the City of Quincy is underway. The polls opened this morning at 6 a.m. and will remain open until 7 p.m. Incumbent Democratic Mayor John Spring, looking for a third term as Mayor, is being challenged by Third Ward Republican councilman Kyle Moore.
It is a practice that has been done for years, but one that this writer thinks should cease. It is the practice of endorsing candidates in newspapers and on TV and Radio.