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Greg and Jennifer Leftwich talk about the Endurance Run to honor their son then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau talks about digital scams.

Ashley and Brittany get the whole show to themselves. God help us.

From educating people about ASL to using his platform to spread awareness and positivity, Ronnie McKenzie is redefining what it means to be an advocate in the digital age. We’re so excited for this special Club Muddy to share his journey, his insights, and his mission to make the world more inclusive. Then, Bobby joins…

Can we be nice to our kids and our pets please? Barb Baker Chapin stops by to talk about Transitions increasing the awareness of Child Abuse Prevention Month and then Brittany Boll gets to play with a dog from the Quincy Humane Society in our Pet of the Week segment, sponsored by State Farm agent…

Longtime area sportscaster Steve Looten has put together a compilation of quotes from athletes and other notables to inspire you or at least make you think a bit. He chats with fellow author Ron Kinscherf. Quincy Public Library brings you Book Nook.

MRN’s David Adam sat down with Quincy Mayor Mike Troup and his challenger, Linda Moore, to discuss the city’s mayoral campaign as it enters its final days.

MRN’s David Adam sat down with Quincy Mayor Mike Troup and his challenger, Linda Moore, to discuss the city’s mayoral campaign as it enters its final days.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Jennifer Tournear of Enchanted Books about running a locally owned bookstore and how she stands out against the big boxes and online booksellers.

Brittany brings the bad words this week and gets ducked, but Ashley, of course, follows suit. St. Robert just tries to keep it between the ditches. We talk elections, anniversaries and other nonsense.

Welcome to Muddy River Mornings driven by Hess Auto Agency. A look a the week’s news and a preview of what’s coming up.

For months, members of the group Q-RILE (an acronym for Quincy for Registration Inspection Licensing Enactment) collected signatures from members of the community to get their ordinance proposal on the ballot for the next election. After securing enough signatures, the proposal is set to appear as a ballot referendum on Tuesday. As it is non-binding, even upon…

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Frankie Murphy-Giesing turns the tables and interviews a guy who usually asks the questions … Matt Schuckman, the daddy of Muddy River Sports.

Members of the Odd Fellows stop by to talk about their latest activities and events. Then, Ashley and Brittany get into the EFB Coffee Talk about landlords and tenants.

The Villa Kathrine is open and Paul Brown reminds us on what it has to offer. Then, Jacob Hollensteiner talks about taking over Young Life.

Ron Kinscherf talks to the people with RK Cleaning Services about the growth of their business. Mercantile Bank brings you Business Spotlight.

Frankie Murphy Giesing and Josh Klitz get into the gory details of the death of Gene Hackman and then deftly switch to muscle cars. Hooligans brings you Frankie and The Klitz.

Bob Gough fills in for Ashley Conrad and talks to Tamitha Ague with Double Hearts Ranch near Monroe City about horses, camping and state parks. Then, Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau updates us with the Scam Tracker!

Jenna Hull with United Way of Adams County and Rich Marcolla get you ready for the “United We Feud” fundraiser where Ashley is one of the contestants. Then Brittany slides into the DM for a little EFB Coffee Talk.

Ashley talks to Leanne James about her family’s Missouri 4-H Century Farm award of the Year and then Kevin Williams from Quincy Catholic Charities gets us ready for Murder at the Pizzeria!

Quincy’s airport director talks about the challenges of getting consistent passenger airline service out of Baldwin Field.

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany quickly get you caught up on the topics of the week and continue with the St. Pat’s Weekend celebration. When you are celebrating this weekend, you could stop at Cedar Club, owned by the always gregarious Bill Terlisner, or “Barn” as Ashley lovingly refers to him as. The successful businessman, Alton…

The extended holiday St. Patrick’s weekend has started at Muddy River. We suggest you get your corned beef at Kohl’s Cash and Carry Showroom and we show you how to make a delicious rueben. Or just get your corned beef and cabbage there for the weekend. We also let you know all of the hotspots…

Ashley talks to Alex Adams about biking trails and then Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau warns us to beware of the people who offer “free roof inspections.”

Heath Richmond from John Wood Community College talks about the RSVP program and the ladies spill the tea on Coffee Talk from EFB.

Bud’s Paint and Body Shop was founded in 1945 by Wayne F. “Bud” Englehardt after he returned home from the Navy and serving in World War II. Bud’s Paint & Body Shop has been loyally serving Northeast Missouri for over seventy-five years. Today Bud’s Paint & Body Shop is run by Larry, Bud’s son, and…

Bobby talks about Lent and Ashley and Brittany thought he said “lint.” They also discuss the future of commercial air service in Quincy … or if there is a future for commercial air service in Quincy. Then, Kelsey Sprinkle from Ram’s Horn Body Art Studio talks tats and they discuss graffiti as art. Also, there…

Muddy River Mornings is driven by Hess Auto Agency. Bob Gough and Brittany Boll have the latest in news, weather and sports to get you ready for the weekend.

Frankie and Josh talk about the cool kids toys for the young, young at heart and the oldsters. Josh, noting his age, says while Hooligans will not be open for the 5:05 a.m crowd on St. Pat’s., you can head to 10th and Washington at 10 a.m. to get your green on for the March…

Sally Westerhoff talks about how Whiskey, Wine and Whiskers got started to benefit the Cat Coalition and Don O’Brien scares Ashley with wedding scams, even though she says she’s never getting married again … wait, that came out wrong …

Henze sat down with Muddy River News for a 45 minute interview on March 3 to discuss what happened during the closed session meeting. Quincy Public School officials were informed the interview was happening and given an opportunity to respond. They declined.

We talk about fundraising efforts to help QHS and QND athletics with Jimmie Patterson from The Scoreboard and Ashley and Brittany spill the tea on the proposed housing complex on Columbus Road on EFB Coffee Talk.

We dedicate today’s Daily Muddy to a discussion on autism with representatives from the Judevine Center and Great River Autism.

John Wood Community College political science and history professor Steve Belko talks about New Illinois and its likelihood of happening and then how the state and federal governments are working together … or not … in the current political climate.

Ashley, Bobby and Brittany discuss the firing of the Quincy High School softball coach over a social media post and administrators feeling “disrespected”. Then, they put a bow on the primary as Ashley learns how to use a microphone for the first time. Kudos for Brittany for her keen sense of observation.

Scott Edlin and Craig Pool talk about the big acts coming in this July as the Gem City Concert Series returns July 18 and July 19 to Quincy’s Lincoln Park.

Emma Dalke is leaving us for a new opportunity up north. We wish her well! So have a jam-packed last show for her.

Sara Meyer from the Quincy Children’s Museum gives us a program update and Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau scares Ashley with church scams.

Kevin Young from Ameren talks about line workers and getting power to your home. Then Brittany slides into Ashley’s DM for a little EFB Coffee Talk.

Kristen Ritterbusch from John Wood Community College talks about workforce development and the Quincy Humane Society brings in a pooch for Pet of the Week. Will Ashley take another animal home?

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Ben Robinson about crafting custom-made guitars. Mercantile Bank brings you Business Spotlight.

Canton native and veteran Trey Lindsay, a member of Seal Team 6, is back home this weekend to speak at Saturday’s Lewis Co. Lincoln Days event. He talks about his service and what his post-military career looks like.

Attorney Megan Redshaw talks about MRN’s Tim Bliefnick interview as she was part of his defense team. She also is friends with RFK, Jr. and talks about his appointment, DOGE and other D.C. happenings.

MRN covers the FBI raids in Quincy this morning and we talk to the director of the QCT performance of Waitress. Muddy River Mornings is driven by Hess Auto Agency.

Ron Kinscherf gets us updated on what is coming up at the Quincy Public Library for the rest of February and all of March.

Both Frankie and The Klitz were born in the late 1970s, so they both feel they have a lot of opinions on their era of fashion, movies, and the music of their childhoods. They also discuss what it was like to maneuver through however their mothers were dressing them at the time. Sometimes it was…

Don O’Brien with the Better Business Bureau scares Ashley with tales of QR code scams.

Ashley and Brittany spill the tea on EFB Coffee Talk and also give away tickets to Furball!

Brittany Boll talks to Jessica Curry and Jamie Kane from Blessing Health about a new birth equity grant that will allow them to further assist expectant moms.

Ritchie Kracht still needs a couple more weeks to catch Roy Webb, who lasted about six weeks in the Hannibal School District superintendent’s post before changing his mind. But will Ritchie Kracht be around as long as Susan Johnson led the district? MRN Editor David Adam interviews the newly leader of the Hannibal schools.