Quincy Exchange Club

The time to sign up your 4-man team one last time is running out to be a part of the final year of Gus Macker in Quincy.

The Quincy Exchange Club is looking for people living in the city limits of Quincy interested in having one of those 1000 American Flags placed on their property.

The College For Life program is for students with intellectual disabilities who want to continue their education and go on to college.

Last Friday the Quincy Exchange Club honored the "First Responders" in our area at an awards presentation held at the Elks Lodge in Quincy.

A special thanks goes to Bob Shafer who was kind enough to video an aerial view of the 2020 Field of Honor and allow us to use it.

The Annual Field of Honor American Flag display will be available for viewing this weekend at 16th Street between Vermont and Broadway in Quincy.

It was going to be the finale of a wonderful event that usually kicked off the summer season, but it won’t be happening this year.

The Quincy Exchange Club was honored to have Baseball Hall of Famer and sportswriter for the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Rick Hummel, as its speaker today.

For the fourth straight year the Quincy Exchange Club will present a dramatic "Field of Honor" flag display this Veterans' Day weekend.

If you haven't seen the Quincy Exchange Club's Field of Honor with 1000 American Flags the last three years, you will get another chance in November during Veteran's week at Madison Park at 24th and Maine in Quincy.