Dennis Oliver

I've known this day was coming, but I've also known I would never be ready for it. I am so sad to pass along the news that Dennis Oliver, a Quincy, Illinois radio legend has passed.

He was a friend to so many on the radio for years in the tri-state area and now he could use your help. Friends and family of Quincy, Illinois radio legend Dennis Oliver are working to find a place where he can be cared for full-time.

Tomorrow will mark the end of the Dorsey & Deien Morning show on Y101. I thought I would take some time here to express my gratitude to my co-host Sarah Deien.

My decision to cancel this year's St. Patrick's Parade has brought with it a cavalcade of comments ranging from "great decision" to "you are a complete dumb*** ".

December 15 and 16 are monumental days in the life of my good friend Dennis Oliver.

Dennis Oliver and I were both working for 99-Q Radio in Quincy and were asked if we would help out with the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon in Quincy.

If you are looking to do something nice for someone, may I suggest you join me in doing this.

Today marks the 34th anniversary that 99Q hit the airwaves of the Hannibal-Quincy area as WQCY-FM changed its format from “Easy Listening” to “Top 40″ .

Last weekend was Missouri’s chance to fish its lakes and streams for free without a license and this weekend it is Illinois’ turn.

Long-time Y101 morning host Dennis Oliver, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, will throw out the opening pitch to the Big Dog prior to the game's start.