My radio career began at KIEE-FM in Harrisonville, Missouri which later became KCFX in Kansas City. I worked there for four years before landing a position at WTAD and KHQA-TV here in Quincy doing a radio show and play-by-play sports. After doing TV sports for KHQA, I worked for both WTAD and WQCY-FM (99Q). I joined WGEM as Operations Manager and then returned to WTAD as General Manager. In 2001, I joined Y101. I have been fortunate enough to win six Silver Dome Awards from the Illinois Broadcasters Association, including five for best Play-By-Play and one for Best Radio Show Entertainer. I also began the annual Teddy Bear Clinic for Kids at Blessing Hospital in 1989 and am co-founder (1986) of the annual St. Patrick’s Parade. My favorite music is the blues. The New York Yankees, Kansas City Royals, Kansas City Chiefs, and St. Louis Blues are my favorite teams. I played baseball for 24 years and my claim to fame is a double off of Rick Sutcliffe when we both played in Kansas City. Years later, I am still doing what I love.
Jeffrey Dorsey
I Only Need Two Words to Express My Feelings…’Thank You’
Thanks to all who helped me along the way as I am well aware that I did not get here by myself. For those who did help me, I am forever indebted to you.
Quincy First Mayoral Debate is Tomorrow
The first Quincy Mayoral debate will take place tomorrow (Thursday, January 28) and will be held at The First Baptist Church in Quincy.
COVID-19 Causing Changes Coming to Major League Baseball
When Major League Baseball returns it will certainly not look the same as it did before. Oh, the game itself won't change, but it seems like everything attached to it will look different.
Can’t Pay Your Rent? Here’s What You Can Do!
While much of the area communities are shut down, Salvation Army Social Services programs are continuing to provide much needed services.
Four More Positive COVID-19 Cases Reported By the ACHD
The Adams County Health Department (ACHD) has announcing four new cases of COVID-19.
COVID-19 Patient Was at Quincy & Lima Area Parties
The ACHD has a growing concern for people who attended two separate large parties in the county as a party attendee has developed the COVID-19 disease.
A 3rd Positive Case of COVID-19 Confirmed in Adams County
The Adams County Health Department has announced a new case of COVID-19 in Adams County.
Two Positive COVID-19 Cases Identified in Northeast Missouri
Two Hannibal Regional Hospital patients tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, March 24.
Hannibal Mayor Hark Wants Closure of All Non-Essential Public Places
Hannibal Mayor James Hark announced Saturday he strongly recommends the closure of all places of public gathering, public dining rooms, and social gatherings.
Ten Years Ago We All Dealt With The Blizzard of 2011
It was ten years ago today the Blizzard of 2011 blasted the tri-states blanketing the area with one to 2 feet of snow and massive drifting as well.