J. Robert Gough is a Publisher at Muddy River News. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on government and politics, education, and healthcare. J. Robert Gough's work has been featured in Muddy River News and NewsBreak.
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J. Robert Gough's coverage focuses heavily on local news, including city government, crime, and community events in Quincy, Illinois. His work includes breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: J. Robert Gough
QUINCY — The Adams County Board approved a special-use permit for a 2.5-megawatt solar energy facility Tuesday night while also signing off on funding for a new coroner’s facility and beginning a broader discussion about how the county could pay for future public-safety needs. The board voted 13-6, with one member voting present and one...
By: J. Robert Gough
QUINCY — One ticket, one billion dollars. Forget Dr. Evil, somebody is Mr. Happy today. Maybe they are in Quincy. Maybe they were just passing through. Maybe they don’t even know yet. But whoever they are, they woke up a billionaire this morning … well, a millionaire after Uncle Sam and Uncle Abe (Illinois) get...
On Muddy River News This Week, brought to you by Prairie State Bank & Trust, United Way of Adams County Executive Director Jenna Hull joins Bob Gough to ta
Big projects, big money – and even bigger questions! On this week’s Minutes with the Mayor, brought to you by Mercantile Bank, Bob Gough sits down with Quincy Mayor Linda Moore to tackle two of the community’s hottest topics: data centers and solar panels. With the county potentially looking at more than $30 million in...
By: J. Robert Gough
On Minutes with the Mayor, brought to you by Mercantile Bank, Bob Gough is joined at the roundtable by Mayor Linda Moore and City Planner, Sports Commission Co-Chair, Sports Czar and familiar face David Adam to discuss the proposed indoor sports complex and the details behind it. Will there be gym space available for local...
On Minutes with the Mayor, brought to you by Mercantile Bank, Bob Gough is joined at the roundtable by Mayor Linda Moore and City Planner, Sports Commissio
By: J. Robert Gough
On today’s Minutes with the Mayor, brought to you by Mercantile Bank, Bob Gough sits down with Mayor Linda Moore and Eastern Sports Management President John Wack to discuss the proposed sports complex. They talk about why Wack believes the complex can be a profitable endeavor for the community, what the facility will include, the...
By: J. Robert Gough
QUINCY — Property owners who build new homes or small residential developments in Quincy could receive refunds on the resulting increase in their property taxes for three years under a new program announced Wednesday. The City of Quincy, Adams County and several local taxing districts are partnering on the New Residential Construction Property Tax Refund...
By: J. Robert Gough
On this week’s Minutes with the Mayor brought to you by Mercantile Bank, Quincy Interim Police Chief Mike Tyler discusses why Flock cameras are good tools for law enforcement and attempts to allay any concerns about invasion of privacy. Then, Mayor Linda Moore elaborates on the new property tax rebate proposed for new home construction...
QUINCY — Property owners who build new homes or small residential developments in Quincy could receive refunds on the resulting increase in their property
