Deborah Gertz is a journalist for the Herald-Whig, focusing on local news in Quincy, Illinois. With a passion for community reporting, Deborah covers a range of topics, including education, business, and cultural events. Her articles provide readers with insights into the happenings and issues that impact the residents of Quincy.
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Deborah Gertz's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on education-related topics and community announcements. She appears to be interested in stories that highlight the achievements or developments within schools, community events, and local businesses.
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QUINCY — A late teacher earned a top award on a night set aside to honor education and educators in Quincy Public Schools.
QUINCY — Cast and crew say there’s something for everyone to take away from the upcoming Quincy High School production of “Hello, Dolly!”
H-W Photo/Deborah Gertz Husar Work is nearly complete on the new Brown County Public Library at 106 S. W. Cross in Mount Sterling.
BARRY, Ill. — Educating partners and stakeholders will be key to the planning process for one of the nation’s newest parks.
Retiring Community for Christ Assistance Center Director Pat Heinecke, right, and new director Terry Power stand in front of the center.
By: Deborah Gertz, Husar Herald-Whig
H-w Photo/Deborah Gertz Husar Quincy High School senior Faith Van Hecke reads her book "The Little Astronaut" to Quincy Area Vocational Technical Center preschool students Ace Jones, left, and Arlo McCarl.
Dr. Richard Krause accepts the first Veterans Choice Award on behalf of Blessing Health System during a Friday event from Paul Havermale, superintendent
QUINCY — A veteran Quincy School Board member says he will not seek another term.
QUINCY — Denman first-grader Dallas Hull already knows exactly what a veteran is — someone like his grandfather Randy Hull.
CARTHAGE, Ill. — Hancock County students needing mental health services can find them, in some cases, just steps away from the classroom.
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