Daniel Bethers is a staff writer for the Herald-Whig and Hannibal Courier Post, with a focus on local news in Quincy, Illinois. His articles cover a range of topics including government, business, education, and community events. Daniel's work has also been featured in The Daily Egyptian.
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Daniel's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to community development, economic development, infrastructure, public safety with an emphasis on personal finance. He would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on local government policies and regulations impacting the community of Quincy and Adams County.
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By: Daniel Bethers Herald-Whig
H-W PHOTO/DANIEL BETHERS In other business, James Bock, chancellor and general counsel to the diocese spoke against landmarking St. Boniface.
By: Daniel Bethers Herald-Whig
QUINCY — The only contested Adams County Board race on Tuesday is in District 1, where County Board member Todd Duesterhaus, a Democrat, will face Timothy Siemer, a Republican.
H-W Photo/Daniel Bethers Alderman Mike Farha, R-4, left, discusses the roundabout project at 48th and State Monday at City Council.
H-W Photo/Mike Sorensen The line for voters at the Adams County Courthouse on Tuesday afternoon reached the sidewalk on the Fifth Street side of the building.
By: Daniel Bethers
QUINCY — The Quincy City Council learned Tuesday jet airliners Air Wisconsin and Contour Airlines are among the bidders interested in replacing Southern Airways Express as Quincy’s airline under the
By: Daniel Bethers
HANNIBAL — Community leaders gathered to celebrate the completion of the new Hannibal viaduct on Friday. The structure carries Mo. 79 over Bear Creek and Warren Barret Drive.
QUINCY — The Quincy Finance Committee started reviewing the proposed property tax levy Monday, but several unknowns remain moving forward.
QUINCY — Mayoral candidate Dan Brink and Mayor Mike Troup clashed at a Republican mayoral primary debate on Tuesday at First Baptist Church.
QUINCY — The Quincy City Council on Monday passed a preliminary resolution that would allow the city’s aggregate property tax levy to climb up to 24.53%, or $1.37 million.
HANNIBAL — In a special meeting of the Hannibal Board of Public Works on Tuesday, Directors approved a Hannibal Airport solar power project and a five-megawatt power purchase agreement.
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