Daniel Bethers is a journalist for the Herald-Whig, based in Quincy, Illinois. With a focus on local news, Daniel covers a range of topics including city government, law enforcement, business, and community events. His articles provide readers with timely and relevant information about the happenings in and around Quincy.
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Daniel Bethers of the Herald-Whig focuses on local government, crime, and entertainment news in Quincy, Illinois. His coverage heavily features government announcements and press releases.
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QUINCY — Two mayoral candidates and several City Council candidates filed petitions to run for office Monday — the first day petitions were accepted.
QUINCY — The Quincy Plan Commission on Tuesday denied a petition for a special permit to allow for a gaming parlor to operate 305 N. 18th for a second time
QUINCY — A four-story mixed-use development along North Third is moving forward with some changes to the plan and a new partner.
By: Daniel Bethers Herald-Whig
QUINCY — North 30th between Broadway and Oak will be closed from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, as Ameren Illinois will install electrical
QUINCY — The owner of the Quincy Town Center, Cullinan Properties announced Stephanie and Tammy Kaufmans' Down Home Pub & Eatery will soon relocate to the complex, with a tentative opening date set for early November.
By: Daniel Bethers Herald-Whig
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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.
QUINCY — Several new City Council candidates filed petitions Monday to run in next spring's municipal elections.
QUINCY — Aldermen have approved a round of raises for elected officials by an ordinance to take effect after the April municipal election.
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.
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