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This furniture is from a pet free and smoke free home.The 3 peice set is a medium brown in color. The Chair and Odemen are like brand new bairly used. Oversized Chair and large Odemen to match that couples as a large storage. Oversized couch with two large cushions.The Couch has been used the most and does have signs of wear on one cushion one end. The Norma Obert Estate will be selling Real Estate and Personal Property located at 3626 Orchard Drive Quincy, IL 62301ġ1 am Real Estate will be auctioned followed by the rest of the Personal Property “While it is the conclusion of our two families’ involvement, the Herald-Whig and Courier Post will continue on as important providers of news and community service for the entire region,” said Oakley.Change page: | Displaying page 1 of 7, items 1 to 10 of 67. That merger brought together the Oakley and Lindsay families, whose descendants continue to be involved in ownership, board service or working in the company to this day. in 1926, with the merger of The Quincy Herald and Quincy Whig-Journal. Quincy Media began as Quincy Newspapers, Inc. Quincy University is establishing a Legal Hall of Fame designed to honor alumni who have practiced in the legal field. “We appreciate the trust that the Oakley and Lindsay families have placed in us as the group to continue covering the news and community milestones for the subscribers of the Herald-Whig and Courier Post,” said Jim Holland, president of Phillips Media Group. Ron Wallace, who has served as vice president and publisher of the Herald-Whig since 2013 will continue in that role. It is a great outcome for our region and for the employees who will continue on with Phillips,” said Oakley. “While it was certainly a difficult decision for us, we are very pleased to sell these important newspapers to a longtime publisher such as Phillips Media. That sale, subject to federal regulatory approval, is expected to be complete in the second or third quarter of 2021. Quincy Media announced recently the sale of its television and radio stations, including WGEM AM-FM-TV to Gray Television. “That, along with our decision to leave the media business entirely is the driving force in this decision”. Oakley, president and CEO of Quincy Media. “The newspaper business is changing dramatically,” said Ralph M. No terms of the transaction were announced. Quincy has already hosted this event, and the citizens really don’t. Landrum told of the individuals and families, businesses and organizations, disasters, and events which made up the fabric of the community for close to two centuries. The World Free Fall event is not the type of event that our city or region desires, Spring wrote in a letter to Ebbing. From 1966 through 2003, the Quincy Herald Whig published a weekly column by Carl Landrum which related the history of Quincy and Adams County. The Hannibal Courier Post was purchased in 2019.ĭirks, Van Essen & April, a media merger and acquisition firm based in Santa Fe, NM represented Quincy Media in the transaction. Ed Husar, a reporter with the Quincy Herald-Whig, reported on April 7, 2007, that John Spring, then the mayor of Quincy, quickly quashed that idea. Quincy Media has owned and published the Herald-Whig for almost 95 years. Oakley, president and CEO of Quincy Media, Inc., and Jim Holland, president of Phillips Media Group. The sale is expected to close with Phillips becoming the new owner on March 1, 2021. Fifth Street, Quincy, IL 62301 Customer Service: 21 or Classifieds: (800) 373-9444 or Advertising: 21 or. The Quincy (IL) Herald-Whig and Hannibal (MO) Courier Post have been sold to Phillips Media Group, LLC, headquartered in Arkansas.
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