Michael Rose
Michael Rose was born and raised in Chicago, but is now a Palmyra native, where he's lived for over a decade with his wife and son.
Michael likes Dierks Bentley, and does not like cats.
Commencement exercises are tonight at the football field in Palmyra. As of 10:00 this morning, the tradition of saving seats had already begun.
According to the National Weather Service, a tornado was sighted in Hannibal last night. Representatives from the NWS will be in town today to confirm whether it was straight line winds or an actual tornado (and what class)
Graduation time is here! 13-years of hard work have all come down to this. As the parent of a Senior, I couldn't be prouder.
For those of you looking for information about this years area graduation ceremonies, I have taken the liberty of making the phone calls for you
My son needed extra P.E. time this weekend. We all though it would be a great idea for him to climb the stairs to the lighthouse in Hannibal, since we would already be in town for Mothers Day dinner. I got the bright idea that I would join him on his climb
Mothers Day is just around the corner. So the question needs to be asked:
What do you want for Mothers Day?
97.9 KICK-FM is hosting a Blood Drive at the Quincy Mall Community Room Monday, May 13.
If you haven't donated in a while, Monday would be a great time to visit the mall and make a donation. If you are unable to make it to this blood drive, you can follow this link to find a blood drive near you.
When driving with your spouse there are certain things you need to be aware of.
The Quincy Preserves conducts two annual architectural tours. The Behind Closed Doors Tour and the Spring Homes Tour. The Spring Homes Tour which coincides with May ‘Preservation Month’, will take place this Sunday May 5th from 1pm - 5pm.
This year’s tour will
Me and the rest of the sales staff are taking a day out for "training" later this month, so I have marked that day on my calendar "Field Trip."
That phrase always gets me thinking. Not about The Field Museum of Natural History, Shedd Aquarium, or the Museum of Science and Industry (destinations of several field trips made during my formative years in grade school)
My wife looked at her calendar yesterday and reminded me of something: A few weeks ago, when it was pretty chilly outside, I said "you watch - three weeks from now we will be complaining about the heat