If someone came up to you and said I'll pay you up to $1000, just between you and me, for telling me something that will make your life and your neighborhood a better place to live, would you do it? You're darn right you would. So why aren't you doing it?
A reward is being offered for information on a recent bomb threat in Quincy. Quincy Regional Crime Stoppers is offering a $300 reward for information leading to an arrest in a bomb threat at Quincy Notre Dame High School.
I overheard a conversation the other day with two people complaining that the cops need to stop the shootings going on in the City of Quincy. I felt like saying "Are you kidding me?" What do you expect the cops to do?
It seems lately that there is an increase in crime in the City of Quincy primarily due to the increased usage of drugs in our community. The news is filled daily with drug arrests. Just last week a drug bust landed 31 people with charges against them. Just how do we stop this drug problem from happening?
It’s been 16 days since the gunning down of 12-year-old Ray Humphrey Jr. on March 28. People in this community are still talking about the senseless killing. Unfortunately, the people talking are the wrong people. The people who should be talking are not. Those people know who did it and are afraid to give that person or persons up. Why not?
Adams County Coroner James Keller has identified the victim of an early morning fatal shooting as 12-year-old Rayshone D. Humphrey Jr. According to a report from WGEM, officers responded to the shooting scene in the 1100 block of North 5th Street between Cedar and Cherry Streets and found a boy that had been shot outside of a home. He was taken to Blessing Hospital and pronounced dead. Keller reve
If you are a trivia buff your season is apparently here. In the next several weeks there will be a variety of Trivia Nights scheduled beginning this Friday.