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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Quincy, Illinois, United States (Local)
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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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson held a book signing Tuesday afternoon at Mark Twain’s boyhood home in Hannibal.
Palmyra’s R-I Parents as Teachers Program hosted 34th annual Truck Rally Tuesday.
By: Jayla Louis, Garrett Bevans
A portion of Highway 61 is closed due to a fatal crash in Lee County, according to Lee County Sheriff Stacy Weber.
QUINCY (WGEM) - The grand opening of a new trampoline park marks a new beginning for entertainment in Quincy.
Published May. 11, 2024 at 11:37 AM CDT | Updated 1 hour ago ADAMS COUNTY, Ill. (WGEM) - Burning trash led to a fire and the loss of a nearby classroom and shooting range.
QUINCY (WGEM) - Quincy residents are receiving letters warning of the cities lead pipes and the dangers they can pose.
The costs of all the repairs and equipment are to help with basic upkeep of the fire station and fire system themselves.
Frequent and heavy rainfall has led to flooded fields for farmers across the Tri-States.
The Levering Regional Health Care Center in Hannibal will have its center for Medicare and Medicaid terminated as of May 28.
The Kroc Center hosted the Adams County Problem Solving Court graduation Thursday evening.
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