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Riverfront Development Corp. reviews prospects for future grant funding - Vimarsana News

Riverfront Development Corp. reviews prospects for future grant funding

QUINCY — The Quincy Riverfront Development Corp. on Wednesday was optimistic about being competitive for grant money for a proposed amphitheater project next time a capital bill makes its way

Source: whig.com
Owners of State Savings Loan and Trust building will complete renovations 'no matter how many years it takes' - Vimarsana News

Owners of State Savings Loan and Trust building will complete renovations 'no matter how many years it takes'

QUINCY — Nancy and Keith Callaway first came to Quincy as anonymous travelers from Los Angeles. Now they are Quincyans of two years, and passionate renovating historical buildings unique to

Source: whig.com
Quincy City Council approves $200,000 riverfront renovations - Vimarsana News

Quincy City Council approves $200,000 riverfront renovations

QUINCY — The Quincy City Council on Monday voted 8-4 to allocate $200,000 of tax increment financing funds to the Quincy Riverfront Development Corp.

Source: whig.com
Quincy City Council approves $200,000 for riverfront renovations - Vimarsana News

Quincy City Council approves $200,000 for riverfront renovations

QUINCY — The Quincy City Council on Monday voted 8-4 to allocate $200,000 of tax increment financing funds to the Quincy Riverfront Development Corp.

Source: whig.com
County Board presses pause on riverfront powerline project - Vimarsana News

County Board presses pause on riverfront powerline project

QUINCY — The Adams County Board voted to take a wait-and-see attitude before committing additional funds to the powerline burial project along Quincy's riverfront.

Source: whig.com