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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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.
QUINCY — The Quincy Finance Committee on Monday brainstormed how to support budget items no longer adequately supported by faltering state-collected tax revenues and depleted general fund reserves.
By: Daniel Bethers
H-W File Photo/Phil Carlson A SkyWest Airlines plane, operating as United Express, prepares to land at Quincy Regional Airport in 2018.
QUINCY — The Riverfront Development Corporation met Wednesday to assess the financial standing of an interactive splash pad area.
QUINCY — The city of Quincy on Monday hosted a public hearing to determine which of six airline proposals would serve residents best.
QUINCY — The City Council meeting on Monday was the site of a tense confrontation between Aldermen Greg Fletcher, R-1; Jeff Bergman, R-2, and Mayor Mike Troup.
QUINCY — Though many contributors prefer to keep a low profile, the Quincy Neighborhood Federation on Tuesday gathered to acknowledge its deep roots in Quincy’s philanthropic organizations, sown by 41
QUINCY — The City Council on Monday passed the final draft of its 2024 property tax ordinance and a zone-specific property tax levy for the Quincy Historic Business District.
By: Daniel Bethers
QUINCY — The City Council on Monday acknowledged the retirement of Planning and Development Director Chuck Bevelheimer and confirmed Mayor Mike Troup’s new appointment.
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