Mike Sorensen is a local journalist based in Quincy, Illinois. He writes for the Hannibal Courier Post and the Herald-Whig, covering a wide range of topics including local government, community events, crime, and business news. His work has also been featured in publications such as Club + Resort Business, Deseret News, and Herald & Review.
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Mike Sorensen's coverage primarily focuses on local government, events, and entertainment news in Quincy, Illinois. His articles often cover community events, local government initiatives, and public safety updates.
If you are looking to reach out to Mike with a story idea or source suggestion, consider pitching topics related to local government initiatives and policies in Quincy. Additionally, stories about community events or human interest pieces related to the area would likely align with his coverage focus.
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By MIKE SORENSEN Herald-Whig Staff Writer [email protected]
By: Mike Sorensen
By MIKE SORENSEN Herald-Whig Staff Writer [email protected]
By: Mike Sorensen
QUINCY — Dunham's Sports District Manager Jeremy Rogers said there's been one common thread he's heard from shoppers in the few hours the chain's new Quincy location had been open
By MIKE SORENSEN Herald-Whig Staff Writer [email protected]
By: Mike Sorensen
HANNIBAL — The Hannibal City Council on Tuesday was presented with a set of bills that would let Hannibal voters have final say on a series of proposed changes to
John Wood Community College QUINCY — Across the state, community colleges are working to help combat food insecurity on campuses this year with the first ever Feed the Need Food Drive.
QUINCY — On Wednesday, Dec. 18, a young attorney attended his first meeting as general counsel for the also-young Board of Trustees for John Wood Community College. That was in
QUINCY — In a special meeting on Thursday afternoon, the Quincy Park Board unanimously passed a resolution that will restrict the actions of one of their own members.
By: Mike Sorensen
QUINCY — Balwant Aulck said his family and partners are hoping the response to the renovated Heritage Hotel will provide a foundation to continue their efforts in Quincy.
By: Mike Sorensen
QUINCY — Jenna Hull hopes to grow the Good News of Christmas program back to its full capacity of handling 50 cases a year. This year's effort filled the wishes
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