Muddy River News

On today’s Minutes with the Mayor, Nuisance Abatements are more than just issuing tickets or taking action — Mayor Linda Moore says the city’s approach is about understanding each person’s situation. She also talks about Hope House, Freddy’s and the city’s upcoming 9/11 Memorial activities. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.

Tieraney Craig from the Riverfront Development Corporation talks about Saturday’s Riverfront Revival Duck Race to raise money for riverfront development. Then, it’s double the Ashley’s as Ashley Conrad interviews Ashley Burnett about her workshop, Magnetic, from September 23-25, 2025, designed to help women entrepreneurs expand their businesses, embrace authentic leadership, and...

Bob Gough and Shane Hulsey dive into the first big pro and college football weekend to give you the picks they like, they picks they don’t like and why they hate their fantasy football teams. Utopia and Heck Gaming bring you Picks, Parlays and Pints.

Bobby went to a conference to spread the Muddy World Order and Ashley and Brittany want to know what goodies he brought back for them. Then, Roni VanAusdall talks about being a female attorney and teenage boy mom and an amazing near-death (or back from the dead) experience.

Ashley Conrad and Brittany Boll bring you Muddy River Mornings driven by Hess Auto Agency. Chris Duerr and Matt Schuckman give you a preview of what is coming up on the local sports scene. Get caught up on the week that was and take a look at everything going on this weekend!

Jim Whitfield with the Adams County Red Cross talks about giving the gift of life then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau updates us on the latest scammers.

Ashley and Mayor Linda Moore sit down for a candid chat about what’s next for Quincy Regional Airport, the Sports Complex Commission, and how policy improvement within the City of Quincy will help save some dough. Ashley also offers up a rare compliment on the state Quincy’s roads. Tune in for Minutes with the Mayor!

It’s the grand finale of the Adams County Bicentennial Breakdown! For our last episode, Brittany is joined by Mark Peter and Linda Groves as we take you through the big changes planned for the finale bash—and all the activities happening throughout the day to celebrate 200 years of Adams County. From family fun to live…

Pecan, Redbud, Dogwood … more than 20 varieties available from potted, bareroot, and grafted. MRN’s Ron Kinscherf finds out about Wilson Tree Farm. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

Bobby is excited for football season. Ashley and Brittany … not so much. But they are stoked about the engagement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce … maybe. Is there a prenup? Is it a stunt? Can true love prevail?

News, weather and sports all for you on Muddy River Mornings driven by Hess Auto Agency. Bob Gough and Brittany Boll give you a recap of the week and a look at the weekend ahead. The weekends starts tonight with the return of high school football. Matt Schuckman and Chris Duerr give you a quick…

Frankie wasn’t terribly perky today, but you can always count on The Klitz to turn that frown upside down! It’s football time and Klitz is ready for fantasy football and to get kicked in the nads by Da Bears … again. And Frankie mentions, but doesn’t go into great detail, about his first massage experience.…

Ashley talks to the folks from Chaddock about their new book program and how the school helps so many troubled youth. Then, Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau checks in to talk about online gambling scams.

Gumby from the Hannibal American Legion is back to talk about the Legion doing great things for kids and then Brittany and Ashley have some EFB Coffee Talk about the kerfuffle at Monday’s Quincy City Council meeting.

David Adam with the City of Quincy talks about the Quincy Sports Commission, which he is chairing with Alderwoman Kelly Mays, and talks about the group’s focus and goals. Minutes with the Mayor is brought to you by Mercantile Bank.

Mark Peter and Paul Havermale from the Adams County Bicentennial Commission talk about the many programs for veterans that will be on display at the Adams County Bicentennial Finale on Sept. 6 at the Adams County Fairgrounds. BicentennialFinaleSiteMap20250815-2

Dr. Rob Johnson from Blessing Health reminds men of a certain age to get their prostates checked and Herb from the Quincy Humane Society introduces us to Dory.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to Quincy Police Chief Adam Yates about his new contract and why he thinks he has the best job in Quincy.

Whitley Lee calls herself a “Holistic Naturopath, Root Cause Detective, and a woman on a Mission.” She said she started Wholly Jubilee because “I know what it’s like to feel overwhelmed, burned out, and dismissed by conventional answers—especially when someone you love is suffering.” MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Whitley on this edition of Business…

From Quincy to Chicago to California and back to Quincy, Dustin Burnett talks about coming home, trying to make it in acting and comedy and what family means to him. Ashley, Bobby and Brittany talk about their podcasting habits. They ones they listen to, not the ones they are on.

A recap of the week’s top stories and a look ahead to a busy weekend that looks to have fabulous weather. It’s also “Week Zero” for local high school football, as Matt Schuckman and Chris Duerr explain. Bob Gough and Brittany Boll bring you Muddy River Mornings, driven by Hess Auto Agency.

Ashley gets ready to run in a 5K (not) then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau scares her with the latest scam talk.

Gretchen Forsythe from Jensen Woods Camp stops by to talk about the search for a new executive director for the organization. Then Ash C. and Britt B. get their EFB Coffee Talk on and also go low tech on how they used to fix their Nintendos.

Muddy River Sports Editor Matt Schuckman and Sports Director Chris Duerr discuss music, football fields, potential fall storylines and more in their first episode of the “Mud Brothers” podcast.

Ashley talks about the Quincy Family YMCA flag football sign up and Culver-Stockton history professor Scott Giltner prepares you for another History Happy Hour coming up at the Lincoln-Douglas Commemorative Center.