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In the classroom as a kid, Klitz never got his mouth taped shut, but it’s possible his teachers tried to deport him. Frankie tries to find the line between hard discipline and not aggravating a parent, which seems to be impossible to find. During the bulk of the podcast, Frankie stares at Klitz in bewilderment…

Bob Gough pinch hits for Ashley, but he’s not afraid of Don O’Brien with the BBB and his scary scam tales. Don warns you what to look out for when you are moving. Also, Bob gets you ready for Mt. Sterling’s Rock & Rev concert on June 14.

Consent agendas, road work and committee assignments on this week’s edition of Minutes with the Mayor.

Mark Christensen and Mike McGlaughlin stop by to get you and your kids ready for the Pepsi Little People’s Golf Championships next month in Quincy. Then Brittany and Annie have a little EFB Coffee Talk about how to properly recognize Memorial Day and why your electric bill is going to go up this summer.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Bob Daly and Broc Hampsmire with WGCA The Mix 88.5 about the leadership transition as Hampsmire becomes the station’s operations manager. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany talk about holiday weekends and Ashley swears she was right about lice. Then the old game warden, Glenn Sanders, stops by to talk about the hunting, fishing, the river and his career. Brittany then presents him with her homemade bug spray, which is based on his recipe.

Happy Memorial Day Weekend! The cookout fires will be great, but the pool will be a little cool. Still, enjoy your weekend and remember those who have left us. Brittany also takes you to Monroe City and BK’s new fried chicken spot. News, weather and sports all on Muddy River Mornings.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf interviews Babette Hughes … she is 102 and released her last novel at 101 … “Lessons in Evil.” The Quincy Public Library brings you “Book Nook.”

Ashley talks to the director of the Miss Hannibal pageant and the new Miss Hannibal Teen about the return of the scholarship pageant after a five-year hiatus. Then, Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau regales Ashley with tales of his days of royalty as the Galesburg High School Prom King of 1989. Then gives…

Ashley talks to Barb Fletcher about assuming the leadership role at Quincy’s American Legion post. Then Brittany slides into the DM for some EFB Coffee Talk about referencing race, sex and gender in news articles.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to Quincy Mayor Linda Moore about nuisance complaints, QPD oversight and, of course, potholes.

Ashley talks to Quincy Police Chief Adam Yates about the department’s community survey and getting feedback from the public.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Adreinne and Tai Taeoalii from Hannibal’s Ol’ Blue Gallery, where the art is diverse and beautiful.   Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany talk about spring cleaning and clutter and Ashley learns a fun fact about lice. Then, Sixth Ward Alderman Jake Reed joins in to talk about the issue of abortion (he and Ashley spar a bit), his faith, a new city government administration and why he thinks party politics have a place…

Don’t forget about or Diaper Drive for Covered Bottoms with Refreshment Services Pepsi and Hy-Vee starting today! Here’s Bob Gough and Brittany Boll with Muddy River Mornings, driven by Hess Auto Agency.

Stevie Dirt takes us to Mars. He’s not Elon Musk, but he gives us all the dirt on the MARS Tour coming to Quincy Raceways Friday night.

Ashley talks to the new director of the Quincy Community Theatre, Ethan Nienaber, and Kathryn McDaniel from Two Rivers about that organization’s expansion.

Scott Richardson is a patent attorney with a background in tech. In “High Tech in the Heartland” he introduces us to the patent process and then a look back at many of the technological and industrial advances that have come from right in our area. This podcast will air twice a month on muddyriver.tv.

Ashley talks to the folks at Blessing Health about clinical trials and then Brittany slides into the DM for some EFB Coffee Talk about navigating the Broadway cones. Ashley apparently failed this task this week.

A new segment on Muddy River News that will run each Tuesday to talk about City of Quincy issues. Today, Public Works Director Jeffrey Conte talks to Ashley Conrad about the seemingly constant state of road repairs in the city and how the upcoming closure of Hannibal’s Mark Twain Memorial Bridge will affect Quincy’s Broadway…

T Heberlein talks to Ashley about the Golden K Kiwanis mini-golf tournament and then Anita Hanke with Covered Bottoms Diaper Drive discusses this weekend’s Diaper Drive at the Broadway Hy-Vee, sponsored by Hy-Vee, Refreshment Services Pepsi and Muddy River News.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to the director of the Quincy Public Library about funding, staffing and what the future governance of the facility could look like.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to representatives from Quincy Medical Group about Mental Health Awareness Month and recognizing signs of issues in grade school kids. Bank of Springfield brings you Business Spotlight.

From the lights of Broadway to the heart of Quincy, Ryan Jude Tanner and Jay Krottinger are building more than productions—they’re building legacy. This episode takes you inside their bold, creative world of Tanninger entertainment. We chat about a new documentary out on Prime, their many celebrity encounters, and how they manage to juggle their…

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