Quincy News

Let me start by saying that while I've been in Quincy for the last 16 years, I'm not technically from Quincy as in "born and raised". So I don't know a lot of the traditions that Quincyans take part in. So I asked our Facebook audience exactly how you know you're really…

After months of delays the Adams County Sheriff’s Department has finally moved into their new facility at 6th and Broadway in Quincy.

Seeing that ghost video yesterday from the Eagle's Nest Hotel got me thinking about famous people from Quincy & HannibaI who are buried in local cemetries. So I did a little research, and here's what I was able to find.

Quincy has its ghost stories, and I love hearing them, but this video posted just a few days ago proves there are ghost in Quincy (in my opinion anyway).

With Coronavirus and social distancing, many reataurants have been doing their best to stay open with curbside pickup, deleivery, or take out. Even some Missouri restaurants have opened following health department guidelines.

Early this year, Steak 'n Shake closed 57 stores permanently, and due to COVID-19 it looks like more will be closing by the end of 2020.

The Adams County Health Department this morning announced one new case of COVID-19 in Adams County.

With the retirement announced from Majors Andy & Cheryl Miller from Quincy's Salvation Army, the hunt was on to find a replacement to take over. Today the announcement came and the new Captains will be amazing.

Announced on their Facebook page, the Downtown Quincy store Potter & Vaughn is closing.

This is not the school year anyone thought would happen. However, with schools closed for the remaining year, some parents were wondering how they were going to pick up their children’s personal items. Quincy Public Schools announced a plan, which will start next week.