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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QUINCY — St. Dominic second-graders Hannah Hoffer and Claire O’Neal love doing art projects in the classroom.
By: Deborah Gertz, Husar Herald-Whig
H-W Photo/Deborah Gertz Husar Hancock County Clerk and Recorder Holly Wilde-Tillman talks with Carthage Middle School students during a Monday tour
QUINCY — With light strokes from a blue oil pastel, students in Penny Whittaker’s class sketched out an oval roughly the size of their hand on a piece of white
By: Husar Herald-Whig
H-W Photo/Deborah Gertz Husar Jean Kay, left, works with Nancy Benz to review images to include in an Adams County Bicentennial video.
By: Deborah Gertz, Husar Herald-Whig
Submitted photo The Quincy Public Schools Foundation's Dream Big Campaign announced a record $515,000 total in donations and pledges during halftime of Friday night's Blue Devil varsity basketball game.
QUINCY — A new grant for Quincy High School and Quincy Junior High School will promote community partnerships and broaden student experiences.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Heading into the spring planting season, Missouri farmers need to be aware of changes tied to restricted use pesticides.
By: Deborah Gertz
QUINCY — Logan Terwelp worked with a purpose, washing the glass in the west door of Horizons.
MONROE CITY, Mo. — Lessons learned as a landscape contractor help shape Jason Mauck’s approach to farming.
QUINCY — Quincy High School sophomore Jimmy Derian already knows he wants to be a doctor.
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