Jim Rapp discusses his 50 year legal career, being a part of the growth of John Wood Community College over that time and why he wanted to start Muddy River News.

Brittany talks to Dr. Paul Hibbert with SIU Medicine about holistic medicine and traditional Chinese treatments and therapies. Then, Chef Chuck Lankey from The Bridge stops by and talks about the bar and grill’s offerings, including Friday night prime rib.

Ashley talks to Lisa Sutton from “Served with Love” about taking care of those who need help this holiday season. Then Brittany slides into the DM for a little EFB Coffee Talk about Macy Ferguson-Smith’s Letter to the Editor regarding DEI in our community.

The retiring Adams County state’s attorney is doing just that: retiring. Gary Farha talks about his career, his staff (of which he is very proud) and what his post-law career will look like.

Brittany is in today and she talks to Kristen Lay with the Quincy Family YMCA about signup for the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Run, then Julie Quinn from John Wood Community College talks about signup for College for Life.

Nathaniel Jones and Brent Clair talk about surprise rainfall last week, warming temperatures next week and … did Brent say snow in November? “How’s the Weather up There?” is sponsored by Farm and Home Supply. #weather

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to the folks from the Quincy Public Library to get ready for The Big Read!

Ron Kinscherf talks to Nathan Frese, branch president of First Bankers Trust, about local lending and banking in today’s economy. Rober & Phillips and Mercantile Bank sponsor Business Spotlight.

God @ Work brings you a reflection of how to incorporate living a godly life in your work environment. MRN’s Ron Kinscherf interviews Pastor Carla Green.

MRN’s Ron Kinscherf talks to Emily Winchester and Jack Leffers, the new owners of Leffers Landscaping and Nursery, about taking over a long-time successful family business. Mercantile Bank sponsors the Business Spotlight.