Thanksgiving

Lace up those sneakers and start training, The 41st Annual Quincy YMCA Turkey Run will happen this year, but like everything else in 2020 it will be a virtual race.

Thanksgiving week is traditionally the busiest travel time of the year. It's a recipe for spreading COVID-19 and reigniting infection zones across the country.

Fall is the time to give thanks and to share our bounty, and rarely has the need been greater than in this pandemic.

It may still be a tad warm outside, and the kids are technically on summer vacation, but it’s never too early to start buying decorations for Halloween & Christmas, in my opinion anyway.

For the first time EVER, Walmart & Sam's Club has announced they will not be opening on Thanksgiving.

You may be asking "Why is Thanksgiving so late this year?" Thanksgiving is November 28 this year which is the last Thursday of the month.

The 40th Annual Quincy Family YMCA Turkey Run will be held on Thanksgiving morning and the registration is underway until Tuesday, November 26.

Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, food, and football. And for some of us, it's also that magical time of year when you can line up in the freezing cold and knock people out of the way in hopes of getting your hands on whatever the hot item toy happens to be that year so that the Big Guy from the North Pole can just take all the credit.

Ok, you have had a week to digest your Turkey and dressing as well as your Black Friday Shopping experience. So, how was it?

Got family coming to town for the upcoming holiday and have nothing planned? Don't worry. We got you covered.