Garrett Bevans is a photojournalist for WGEM TV, focusing on local news in the Quincy area of Illinois. With a keen eye for capturing impactful moments, Garrett's work brings the stories of the community to life through visual storytelling.
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Garrett Bevans' coverage focuses on local news and events, particularly in the Quincy area of Illinois. He covers a wide array of topics including healthcare, theater, traffic accidents, holiday events, community events with a focus on entertainment news.
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QUINCY (WGEM) - The final barricade was taken down from 12th Street on Friday after months of repairs.
KEOKUK (WGEM) - U.S. congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks hosted a “Get Out the Vote” rally Monday evening ahead of the national voting day.
Quincy’s Aeronautics Committee held a meeting Wednesday discussing plans for new airline carriers for Quincy.
HANNIBAL (WGEM) - Area youth were invited to a free class from Shooter's Education Youth BB Gun League in Hannibal to learn more about gun safety and how to handle firearms.
By: Giani Petersen, Garrett Bevans
Quincy City Council met Tuesday to discuss multiple topics, one of which is the River Edge Redevelopment Zone Program and establishing certain boundaries.
18-year-old Tony Wrobel was a freshman football player and assistant for the Wildcats.
By: Clare Edlund, Garrett Bevans
HANNIBAL (WGEM) - As TikTok stars continue to influence young minds, local skin care experts say the beauty industry is cashing in on tweens.
By: Wgem Staff, Garrett Bevans
QUINCY (WGEM) - Quincy mayoral debate was held Tuesday evening between incumbent Mayor Mike Troup and former Quincy alderman Dan Brink.
Pittsfield saw the opening of a new partnership between two local businesses Wednesday evening.
Keokuk’s city council discussed its plans to expand police recruiting boundaries.
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