Rose Lehner is a journalist for WGEM TV, focusing on local news in Quincy, Illinois. She covers a range of topics including city council decisions, community events, weather conditions, and local initiatives. With a passion for keeping the community informed, Rose aims to provide accurate and timely news to the residents of Quincy.
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Rose Lehner's coverage focuses on local events, community news, and city projects in the Quincy area of Illinois. She also covers topics related to family & relationships, education, government & politics as well as seasonal themes such as weather-related advisories. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing information about local events or initiatives that align with these themes. You may also want to offer insights or stories related to education policies or developments in the Quincy area. If you can provide updates on city projects or community-focused announcements relevant to this region, it would likely capture her attention.
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By: Rose Lehner
Published Feb. 10, 2024 at 4:34 PM CET | Updated 5 minutes ago
Construction crew members will be working on the water mains and sewer lines from Vermont to Hampshire Street this week.
By: Rose Lehner
Chuck Miller said he’s optimistic about this five year retainer contract since the airport has worked with this consultant in the past.
Christians use this time for prayer, while strengthening their faith for 40 days.
Officials say they hope the project can help develop and maintain several ecosystems.
The quiz bowl had only eight high school teams competing in the tournament this year due to the bad weather.
Bergman Nurseries staff said late February to early March is the ideal time to get your trees and shrubs up to shape before the growing season.
By: Rose Lehner
Bergman said Eyler has other properties in Quincy that he's maintained very well and he said Eyler plans to build housing on one of the lots soon.
By: Rose Lehner
MODOT presented two phases of the study to the community and it showcased a few alternatives for the expressway’s traffic congestion and constructability.
Participants learned bleeding control techniques and how to pack wounds to save lives.
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