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QUINCY — A number of milestones will be crossed this year when the Optimist Club of Quincy kicks off the Quincy Derby on Friday.

QUINCY — Transitions of Western Illinois hopes to see the community play a larger role in preventing child abuse — and helping to nurture children.

QUINCY — This summer’s to-do list for Quincy Public Schools Maintenance Director Dane Barnes includes a bathroom renovation and a playground upgrade.

Feast of the Flowering Moon is a three-day event held in Yoctangee park starting on May 27

Parents may still apply for their students to receive a free or reduced-cost breakfast and lunch if they qualify.