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Ways to save money on beef this 4th of July

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By Sydney Leyerle Verified
| WGEM-TV (Quincy, IL) Verified
CANTON, Mo. (WGEM) - For those planning on grilling out this Fourth of July, beef prices are still incredibly high. The beef prices were nearly 13% higher in May 2026 than May 2025. John Wood, the CEO of U.S. Wellness Meats in Canton, said high prices are caused by a cattle shortage. He said the U.S. has the shortest supply of cattle since 1950. For those planning on grilling this Fourth of July weekend, Wood said he recommended purchasing primal cuts instead of retail cuts.
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Cooling centers available in McDonough County

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By Sydney Leyerle Verified
| WGEM-TV (Quincy, IL) Verified
MACOMB (WGEM) - For those in need of a break from the heat, multiple cooling centers are available in McDonough County. One of those is located at the McDonough County Health Department. Health Department Public Information Officer Niki Duffy said it’s important to offer a quiet place for those in need to cool off. She said for those without air conditioning, cooling centers can help keep them safe.
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‘It’s going to be a very relaxing environment’: Humane Society of McDonough County’s plans for a new location

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By Sydney Leyerle Verified
| WGEM-TV (Quincy, IL) Verified
MACOMB (WGEM) - Cats and dogs in McDonough County in need of adoption are one step closer to a more comfortable shelter. As of June 19, the Humane Society of McDonough County has closed on their new location. It currently holds a retail store, but humane society president, Bonnie Smith-Skripps, said the store will be out by the end of September. The new property houses three buildings, providing plenty of space for the animals.
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