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3 weeks ago |
whig.com | Mike Sorensen
Genre lines weren't blurred Tuesday night when "Post Malone's Big Ass Stadium Tour" rolled into Busch Stadium. They were simply non-existent. Getting his start as a rap and hip-hop star, Malone - real name Austin Post - has leaned more heavily in recent years on the roots, down-home country sound, while still infusing the music with his own R&B and trap flares.
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1 month ago |
whig.com | Mike Sorensen |MIKE SORENSEN Herald-Whig
QUINCY — There's a new player in town at the corner of Eighth and Hampshire as Tabletop Treasure Games is now open. Owner Mark Keller has been a fixture in the Quincy gaming community for years, including serving as coordinator for the annual Quincon gaming convention. "I've been into tabletop games since I was an early teenager, even preteen," Keller said.
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1 month ago |
whig.com | Mike Sorensen |MIKE SORENSEN Herald-Whig
QUINCY — Residents received a first look at a concept to bring a sports complex to Quincy from two companies that specialize in such projects during a feasibility study presentation Tuesday at City Hall. "This is the initial step with all these facilities," Eric McCafferty, senior VP of business development for Sports Facilities Companies said. "(We look at) what it looks like from an economic impact, generation from a total revenue perspective, and how much it's going to make year to year.
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1 month ago |
whig.com | Mike Sorensen |MIKE SORENSEN Herald-Whig
QUINCY — Ahead of the regular City Council meeting on Monday, council members heard from several department heads in the second round of budget meetings ahead of the expected final budget vote on April 28. The council was presented the proposed budgets for the 911 center, water and sewer departments, and Quincy Transit Lines, among others.
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2 months ago |
whig.com | Mike Sorensen |MIKE SORENSEN Herald-Whig
QUINCY — Newcomers Cecil Weathers and Josh Crabtree will join incumbents Barb Holthaus and David Grimm on the Quincy Park Board according to Tuesday's unofficial election results. Six candidates were running to fill four open seats during the election. With the win, Holthaus will begin her third term, while Grimm will continue in the seat he was appointed to following the resignations of John Frankenhoff and Trent Lyons.
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