On the Second part of the Qtown Halloween podcast special we continue our discussion with the River Town Paranormal Society. On this episode we discuss the day to day operation of a paranormal investigation team. We discuss methods of investigations, equipment used, different theories  about what ghosts are and how their presences may be experienced. We also talk about what they’ve found here in Quincy on their investigation as well as many other topics. Give us your feedback in the comment section below or email helloqtown@gmail.com or call the comment line at 217.919.0492

10 months in the Making, the 2nd Qtown Podcast is here. This is part 1 of a 2 part interview with Quincy, Illinois paranormal investigation group River Town Paranormal Society (RTPS). In part 1 we discuss and list out the places in Quincy, Illinois most often labeled as being Haunted. RTPS gives their specific input and we discuss overall investigation techniques and other paranormal related content.Whether your a believer or a skeptic, I think you’ll find this podcast informative and interesting. After all what better way to get into the Halloween spirit then to sit around and listen to ghost stories? Part 2 will be posted in the next few days so keep your eyes open.

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You may recognize them as the young men who placed second in the 2006 season of America’s Got Talent, but the Miller family is so much more! Join The Millers for a live acoustic show on Friday, March 26th at 6:30 p.m. in the Mary Ellen Orr Auditorium on the Quincy campus of John Wood Community College.

The Millers - Unplugged

This blues-playing family from Lafayette, Indiana consists of 3 brothers (27-year old Clayton on guitar & vocals, 23-year old Cole on drums & vocals, and 16-year old L.D. on harmonica & vocals) joined by their Dad, Larry, occasionally playing bass for the band. They’ve headlined shows in Las Vegas and made national headlines since their appearance on America’s Got Talent. They’ve played or recorded with musical talent such as Buddy Guy, India Arie, Alicia Keys, Kanye West, Ringo Starr, Joan Jett, The Killers, Joss Stone, BB King and many others. Young L.D. played harmonica for 22,000 fans at Stevie Wonders House of Toys and was the only standing ovation of the evening (the evening also included a Stevie Wonder/Alicia Keys duet!). L.D. has been called the world’s greatest living harmonica player by major music artists.

For tickets and information, call the Community Education offices of JWCC at 217-641-4941 or http://www.jwcc.edu/communityEd/concert.asp. General admission tickets are $12 for adults and $3 for 18 and under. This concert is sponsored by Refreshment Services Pepsi. Seating is limited and any remaining tickets will be sold at the door for cash or check only.

Audio Sample #1 - Reason Enough – The Millers

Audio Sample #2 – Desire – The Millers

Here’s the Shownotes
• The new Qtown Website Contributor Feature
• New Features to the Qtown website in the works
• Quincy IS TOTALLY a food town.
• Who has the best Tenderloin in Quincy; a midwest rarity
• Supporting local independently owned businesses in Quincy “Live Local”
• Never disappointed with Tower of Pizza
• Cactus Jim and the Cactus Club: The Facebook Fan Page, Cactus Jim’s Website
• Gloomy weather bringing us down
• Favorite Teen Hangouts in Quincy through the years
• A tiny bit of local new to Quincy
• Shout out to alderman Kyle Moore’s blog (correction: I refer to Kyle as being the a 6th ward alderman, when in reality is is the 3rd ward, my apologies)
• Quincy Trivia Question: Where did the native american artifacts now located a the Quincy museum originally reside? Do you know the answer let us know!

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