ACSO: No threat of violence against Camp Point Central High School
Sheriff Rich Wagner said deputies got a call Saturday from a concerned citizen who saw a post on social media threatening possible violence against…
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Changes coming to Medicare, drug prescription plans
Grand Pharmacy owner Greg Gilmore said he thinks the new comparison tool will help people more accurately compare…
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Know the new Iowa voting rules ahead of elections
In exactly two weeks, voters in Lee County’s two biggest cities will head to the polls to elect new mayors and school board…
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Quick progress being made on Fort Madison Marina
Even though the project only started two weeks ago, there has already been a lot of progress on the multi-million dollar project to rebuild the Fort…
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ACSO reminds county residents to lock up valuables
Called ‘Things To Know From the ASCO’, deputies said the campaign will highlight their involvement in community events, crime prevention, community…
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Quincy City Council tackles fire department funding, city employee raises
The Quincy City Council allocated more funding to the fire department at their meeting Monday…
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QPD opens application process
Mayor Mike Troup said applications can be found at city hall or on the city of Quincy…
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Quincy YMCA gives kids a look at different careers
On Friday they brought in Charity Bell come in and talk about her career as a reporter at WGEM and why she became a…
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Tin Dusters return boosts bottom lines for local businesses
With the Early Tin Dusters back in Quincy for their annual Color Run, Quincy businesses say they’ve missed the action and excitement the crowds of…
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Palmyra moving forward on community improvement district
Officials in Palmyra are in the process of creating a community improvement district, which would use sales tax revenue to create a fund to help…
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