Muddy River News

Aspen Gengenbacher takes a ride on the Muddy River with Ashley and Brittany and Bobby tries out the producer’s chair.

Quincy Brewing Company, The District, The Sixth Street Project, The Riverfront Saga, CrossFit … what else does Tieraney Craig do? Frankie Murphy-Giesing finds out … and she brought beer. A&B Properties brings you Frankie Say.

Ashley talks to Veronica Roth Phillips with Blessing Health’s bariatric department about the process of weight loss and health and then Suzanne Ellerbrock stops by to talk about Quincy Rotary’s upcoming Bourbon and Popcorn event.

No, Ashley and Brittany aren’t on the playground, but Ashley is talking to the folks at Teeter Toddlers Daycare about childcare in Quincy. Then Brittany is all jacked up on EFB Coffee to talk about the latest buzz around Town for Coffee Talk.

MRN Publisher J. Robert Gough talks about the company’s mission, growth and focus.

Ashley talks to Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau who warns us about fake sports streaming sites, which are even more prevalent as people go trying to find ways to watch and listen to their local sports teams. This is even more important with local radio’s abdication of carrying high school sports. Ashley also…

Professor Chad DeWaard of Culver-Stockton College talks about the national political landscape after a tumultuous last few weeks (Months? Years?).

The business formerly known as “Gifts by Grawe” has a new name and MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Katharine Adrian about the change and the company’s future. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.

Dax Fohey from Town & Country Inn and Suites gets an invite to The Club to talk about the local hotel and hospitality industry. Ashley, Bobby and Brittany talk about the Olympics and Bobby and Brittany gush over the Deadpool/Wolverine movie in spoiler-free fashion.

Tina Womack from Blessing Health talks about the importance of breastfeeding and explains how to make it an easier process. Then, Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau talks about how scammers go after college kids as they head back to campus.

James Orenthal Patterson and Andrew Matthew Wellman slide into the DM to promote the Muddy River Engraving/Crosstown Showdown Fundraiser for QND/QHS football at The Scoreboard on August 24. Brittany then has to settle for seconds (thirds?) in the DM with a little EFB Coffee Talk.

Ashley talks to Kala Breder about an upcoming fundraiser to help those who suffer from traumatic births and how you can help.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Gary Harpole about Heartland Lodge, which has more to offer people than just places to hunt. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany discuss a study that shows how Illinoisans incorporate alcohol into their relationships. Then, Beth Duesterhaus talks about her hookah lounge in downtown Quincy, starting a business and dealing with grief.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to Rev. Orville Jones about the Back to School Fair at Iles Elementary on Aug. 3. He also touches on local reaction to the Sonya Massey killing and his role as a minister to comfort those who suffer tragedies. He also now has a new role at the O’Donnell-Cookson Life…

Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to Kim Mahair about living in California, especially as the Pandemic hit, then making the decision to get married and move back to Quincy. A&B Properties brings you Frankie Say.  

Chad Altgilbers with the Knights of Columbus gets us ready for the KC Barbecue (yes, there will be plenty of parking), then Ashley talks to Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau about ticket scams and other sleazy ways dirtbags try to steal your stuff.

Ashley and Brittany announce this month’s Celebrations Birthday of the Month winner and then have a little Coffee Talk, sponsored by Electric Fountain.

Ashley talks to the Hendrian Sisters, whose lemonade stand is raising THOUSANDS of dollars for a great cause. Then, we get an update on the Quincy Artist Guild from Carol Robbins and Dr. Zakiah Ali.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Dr. Arshad Muzaffar of Blessing Health about cleft palate repair procedures as July is Craniofacial awareness month.  Mercantile Bank and Rober & Phillips bring you Business Spotlight.

MRN’s J. Robert Gough talks to the new Adams County Chief Public Defender, Jon Hoover, about taking over the office and its duties and responsibilities.

MRN”s Ron Kinscherf talks with Curt and Kadi Fauble of Advanced Dental Care about their practice and dentistry. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank bring you Business Spotlight.

Davey gets a new hot tub and Bobby tries to negotiate him into hosting his own podcast from it. Ashley says she’ll participate, but only if she can wear a tent-sized Boll/Conrad t-shirt. Brittany was unavailable for comment. Matt Anderson also stops by to talk about military intelligence and what might have broken down during…

Frankie Murphy-Giesing talks to Jay Johnson about physical health through chiropractic care.

Alicia and Dave Weiman come back across the river to get us ready for this year’s Ethan’s Rodeo, coming up next month in Palmyra. And Abigail Hildebrand tells us about this year’s Adams/Brown Old Settlers Festival.