Muddy River News

Nate and Katy with Luxe Health and Wellness Spa talk about upcoming birthdays and great discounts to celebrate. And why isn’t Nate wearing shoes?

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Alex and Cindy Sanders with Modern Portrait about setting up the latest in photo booth technology at your event. From proms, to weddings to reunions, Modern Portrait will provide you with a great experience. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

In this week’s Club Muddy podcast, Ashley, Bobby, and Brittany gather ‘round the roundtable to talk about recent celebrity deaths—and how they always seem to come in threes. Ozzy Osbourne, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, and Hulk Hogan are the latest to leave us (RIP, legends). The crew also unpacks the latest QPS meeting and the continuing chaos…

Get caught up on the week that was and a look ahead to the weekend. Not only what’s going on in Quincy, but also what’s on tap for Muddy River TV. Muddy River Mornings is driven by Hess Auto Agency.

Frankie and the Klitz are in a bad head space these days. Thinking of horrible ways to die is foremost on their brains lately. What’s your least favorite holiday? For Klitz, it’s New Year’s Day. For Frankie, it’s Christmas. But what’s the dumbest thing out there right now? Hobby Horsing and it’s not even close.…

Ashley talks to Craig Heming with Kiwanis about Ken Bigelow Day and then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau warns Ashley not to get scammed if she decides to buy a new house.

Ashley talks to Calvin Triplett and Lily Baker about the upcoming sale of farm animals and then Brittany slides into the DM for a little EFB Coffee Talk.

In this episode of Minutes with the Mayor, brought to you by our friends at Mercantile Bank, Ashley sits down with Mayor Moore to talk all things Quincy—from her recent trip to Hereford, Germany, to why the city feels like it’s been taken over by traffic cones (spoiler: it kind of has). They dish on…

Amy Peters from the Quincy Children’s Museum talks to Ashley about the cool, new programs they have and then Melissa Shriver-Hackamack from the Adams County Fair gets Ashley ready to head to the Fairgrounds.

Jeff Longlett of Liberty Bank talks to Ron Kinscherf about the transition of North Adams State Bank into the Liberty Bank portfolio. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

As Muddy River News prepares for team coverage of next week’s Quincy School Board meeting and accompanying protest beforehand, we talk to one of the Quincy Public School parents who helped get the word out and expresses her frustrations (along with many) about how the school district has handled the situation. Randy, Bobby and Brittany…

Let’s hope a little rain doesn’t spoil a bunch of great weekend plans including tonight’s Gavin Adcock’s Gem City Concert Series performance and the MARS tour at Quincy Raceways on Sunday night. Here’s Muddy River Mornings driven by Hess Auto Agency.

You cannot get more American than this man. Steve Lucie, known as the Cattleman on X, stops by Frankie Say to talk about the current Presidential administration and explains that the State of Illinois would prefer to break the small farmer, in favor of a big corporate entity. Frankie asks Steve why the current Administration…

Brianna Rivera with The District talks to Ashley about the many cool events happening in Downtown Quincy over the next few weeks and then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau asks if he can use Ashley’s house for a short-term rental. Actually, they discuss what to watch for when you are traveling and using…

Ashley and Brittany do their EFB Coffee Talk thing, but EFB owner Ryan Christian also stops by to talk about the anniversary of his downtown Quincy roastery.

Ashley chats with City of Quincy Engineer Steve Bange about all the wonderful road work being done in this week’s episode of “Minutes with the Mayor” sponsored by Mercantile Bank.

Curtis Sethaler of the Quincy Family YMCA talks about efforts to reopen the facility’s pool and a new crossfit program and Elise Blue with the NEMO Humane Society talks about adopting animals.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough sits down with Adams County Sheriff Tony Grootens to talk about his announcement to seek a second term, what his department has accomplished and what his goals are for the future.

History, hops, and Hollywood come together in Quincy. Don’t miss our exclusive sit-down with the creators of Death of a Brewer, only on Muddy River TV. The team behind Death of a Brewer sat down with Muddy River TV inside Quincy’s own Ratskeller to share the story behind their film—and why they chose our city…

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany address the haters, the lovers and those who are indifferent to MRN. And yes, they love Quincy and ‘Merica. Then, Justin Haubrich talks about music, his involvement with different bands, and the culture of Catholic life as a Quincian and a millennial as he sips on his Stag beer.

A look back at the big stories of the week and a look ahead to the weekend. Muddy River Mornings is driven by Hess Auto Agency.

Would you join a country club?  Is there an Epstein list?  Klitz says no and yes. But what’s really on Klitz’ mind is the commercial for Anacin that came out in the 1950s where toxic masculinity began. But what is toxic masculinity?  What are some examples? Frankie can’t seem to define it when put on the spot.

Ashley sat down with Megan Duesterhaus, CEO of Quanada, to talk about the Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault (ICASA), Quanada’s role within the coalition, and the resources available locally. Listen as they discuss progress being made through legislation, advocacy, and strong community support for survivors. Then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau talks about…

Ashley talks to Jeremy Hinkamper with the Quincy Embers about their Special Olympics baseball team. Then Brittany slides into the DM with Ashley and takes people to task about why they are so concerned about how MRN conducts its coverage, especially on holidays.

City of Quincy Planning and Development Director Jason Parrott steps in for Mayor Linda Moore and talks about planning, zoning and other fun development issues. Mercantile Bank brings you Minutes with the Mayor.