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OUR NEIGHBOR
Coach's wife Petersen builds a busy life
Nov. 05, 2009 - Misty Petersen has a simple, yet rewarding hobby.
For Morgan, time right for retirement
Oct. 29, 2009 - Corallee Morgan is retiring tomorrow after working for 31 years at the Quincy Post Office. It says a lot about her dedication to her job and the community, as well as the friendships she’s made over the years, that she is being given not one, but two retirement parties.
Worley 'a lifer' in Quincy
Oct. 22, 2009 - For the past five years, Carl Worley has served as the City of Quincy’s building department official, making sure codes are in compliance, reviewing plans and conducting inspections.
Holman enjoying time in Quincy
Oct. 15, 2009 - Chanel Holman isn’t currently doing what she wants to do for a living, but she used to. And she will again in the future.
Gauen offers healthy alternatives
Oct. 08, 2009 - A couple of years ago, Susan Gauen was visiting a friend in Hood River, Ore., who explained to Gauen that eating good, healthy food was a challenge because of various allergies, including an aversion to gluten.
Gibbs ready for retirement
Oct. 01, 2009 - An open house will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Quincy Moose Lodge to celebrate retired employee Felicia Gibbs’ years of service.
Vizena dives into new role
Sept. 24, 2009 - Karen Vizena is the new director of the Quincy Chamber of Commerce, but she’s not new to the chamber, and she’s certainly not new to the community.
Castillo Quincy's new 'family guy'
Sept. 17, 2009 - Sergio Castillo has a mission: to help make Quincy the best place it possibly can be for families to live together in harmony.
Medera happy to lend a hand
Sept. 10, 2009 - Bertha Medera certainly didn’t want to get carpal tunnel syndrome in her hands as a result of her job as a potato sorter at ConAgra Foods/Lamb Weston.
Durfee relishes catching the bad guys
Sept. 03, 2009 - Several years ago, Shannon Durfee was working at her family’s business, Subway in Quincy, but she had visions of applying to become a dispatcher for the Multi-Agency Communications Center.
