Muddy River News

The newly-elected County Board chairman is in the Club today. Bret Austin says he will only serve in the role for two years before leaving elected office with a self-imposed term limit of 10 years. And no, he says he won’t run for mayor after that. We talk about how he is perceived in the…

Kyle Moore stops by to discuss the GREDF Annual Meeting and then Ashley gets all the latest scam tea from Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau.

Ashley talks to the young women who are chairing the “Wreaths Across America” event this Saturday at Quincy National Cemetery. Then, she and Brittany settle in for a little EFB Coffee Talk.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to the president of Hannibal LaGrange University, Robert Matz. He talks about how the university is attempting to comeback from its financial struggles.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Hy-Vee General Manager Ryan Parkhurst about a holiday contest you could win and not have to cook for the family at Christmas.

Alderman Eric Entrup (R-1st Ward) talks to Ashley and Brittany about city government, property taxes and pensionS. Also, Brittany asks permission to drink, which has probably never, ever happened.

Frankie Murphy-Giesing chats with Shawn Jones about his artistic endeavors and the ups and downs of the service industry. If you would like to donate to Shawn’s mission with Bella Ease, you can at: PAYPAL: TheBeatArtsAcademy VENMO: Shawnthebeat CA$HAPP: Sjon747

Cindy Lynn Drainer stops by to tell us what Mended Hearts is all about and Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau does his best to keep Ashley from getting scammed. We’ll see if it helps this time.

Ashley talks to Matt Schmitt from the Salvation Army about the annual kettle campaign and how you can become a bell ringer. Also, Kyle Beckman stops by talk about the Payson Christmas celebration.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Levi Schmitt from Schmitt Happens Masonry about the brick trade that is ripe for new people to come in and learn. It really is an art. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.

An old Muddy Buddy, Randy Phillips, talks with Bobby and Brittany about the Thanksgiving menu and a new Muddy Buddy, Emma Dalke, talks about the generational differences of the work place and social life.

Adam Yates and Jessica Hollensteiner stop by to talk to Brittany about “Who’s got the Voice?”, a fundraiser for the Police Benevolent & Protective Association. Then, Brittany and Shane enjoy EFB Coffee Talk and about what is or isn’t a Christmas movie.

Brittany shows us Petey today. Petey is a charming 2-year-old pit bull terrier mix with a beautiful white and tan coat. This silly boy is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all his vaccinations, making him ready to find his forever home, so come see Petey at the Quincy Humane Society. Brittany also chats…

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Jeff Schuecking from Schuecking’s Mens Wear about the clothing business and competing with the online shops. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.

Brittany, Bobby and Ashley talk about “The Mandela Effect” and if it is a thing. Then Mike Shull stops by to not only play some original music and talk about his family (Brittany and Mayla), but also discuss his new endeavor “Q’d Up” which plans to highlight local performers and help enhance the local music…

Jake Reed one of Quincy’s 6th Ward aldermen, the donor relations coordinator and the president of Adams County Right to Life. He and Frankie talk about local government and old movies along with Aspen Gengenbacher.

Former MRN staffer Megan Duncan stops by to say hello and talk about some love letters recently found at the Hannibal Salvation Army Family Store that date back to World War II. Then, Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau lets us in on the latest text scammers who mask as your friend.

The folks from Golden Collective stop by to show off some cool stuff they have that you can pick up for Christmas gifts and then Brittany and Ashley throw back some EFB coffee on Coffee Talk to discuss what’s up with Jason Priest’s return to Quincy City Council meetings.

Ashley talks to Chuck Fitch from the Quincy Society of Model Engineers about their upcoming event and then Lindsey Artz tells us that yes, you can remove that tattoo you got when your forever love wasn’t forever after all.

The newly-elected Adams County State’s Attorney talks about his transition into being the county’s lead prosecutor and balancing the administrative and courtroom duties.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Larry and Tyler Brumbaugh of Brumbaugh Tree Service about the arborist business and passing a family business onto the next generation. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.

Some ideas just pan out. Amy Peters continues to make her vision a reality as the Quincy Children’s Museum comes even closer to moving into its permanent home. Ashley, Bobby and Brittany also talk about how the Thanksgiving/Christmas season is about to ramp up in full.

Women’s business & wellness coach, circle & retreat facilitator, author, yoga teacher, and seasonal living advocate, Ashley Burnett has created a 20-year strong global entrepreneurial & wellness movement. Her new book, “Your Spacious and Seasonal Year” has just been released, and she’s launching her Wellness, Creativity & Self-Development Studio & Retreat Space, The...

Ashley talks to the folks from the Quincy Montessori School about some events they have coming up and what the school has to offer. Then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau comes on to talk about “wrong number” texts and people who try to lure you in to traps.

Clara Lancaster talks to Ashley about the decision to close the Quincy Hobby Center, a business that has been around for more than 50 years. Then, Brittany slides into the DM to talk about the upcoming Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight and the legacy of Tom Marx.