Muddy River News

1 week ago | muddyrivernews.com | David Adam

QUINCY — Nearly three months after a fire decimated the main lobby building, the Welcome Inn property at 200 Maine is under new ownership. Quincy Hotel LLC acquired the 3.51-acre property on June 11 from Quincy Property LLC. The sale price was $500,000, according to property tax documents filed in Adams County. Quincy Hotel LLC is listed as a limited liability company that was formed Dec. 5, 2023, in Missouri. The registered agent is RA Services, Inc., at 477 N. Lindbergh in St. Louis.

1 week ago | muddyrivernews.com | David Adam

HANNIBAL, Mo. — The Clarity Healthcare mobile clinic is a special vehicle equipped to meet people in need of medical care. Clarity, a federally qualified health center, and Loaves and Fishes, an outreach program that serves hot meals to people in need, have partnered to contact more than 200 unhoused people since March 2024. Cindy Epperson, a licensed practical nurse with Clarity Healthcare, leads the outreach with her team and drives the Clarity mobile clinic to Loaves and Fishes twice a month.

2 weeks ago | muddyrivernews.com | David Adam

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Chemical Maintenance, Inc., a distributor of cleaning supplies and equipment based in Champaign and owned by Betsy and Brad Parks, announced the sale of its business assets on Friday to the owners of Area Distributors in Quincy. The two companies have around 40 employees combined. Area Distributors offers janitorial supplies and equipment, restaurant supplies and equipment, packaging supplies and equipment, and office supplies and furniture.

2 weeks ago | muddyrivernews.com | David Adam

IllinoisNoteworthyQuincyTop Stories From left, Quincy School Board members Rachael Petty and Shelly Arns, Quincy Federation of Teachers Treasurer Sharla Heightman and Executive President Stacie Niffen meet with the media after the Quincy School Board voted Friday morning to approve a two-year contract with the teachers' union.

2 weeks ago | muddyrivernews.com | David Adam

QUINCY — The Quincy School Board on Friday voted to authorize a St. Louis firm to file a lawsuit against Klingner and Associates, a Quincy engineering firm, and Maas Construction, a general contractor, for faulty work done with the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system at Lincoln-Douglas Elementary School, 3211 Payson Road.