Quincy Valley Post-Register

Back to school

Doug Flanagan/reporter@qvpr.com

Mountain View Elementary School kindergarten teacher Jody Stadelman helps student Edgar Guzman find his locker during the first day of school on Tuesday.

George community mourns Bushman

City of George public works director Wallace Bushman, 60, was killed in an accidental drowning on Thursday, Aug. 26.

Port to hold second economic summit

The Port of Quincy will hold its Second Annual Rural Economic Development Summit at Cave B Inn at SageCliffe on Thursday, Nov. 4.

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Jackrabbits ready to run

It is only fitting that the first team out of the blocks is the QHS cross country squad.

Defense features experience

The Jacks' most complete game last season was also their rival game, season ending game and redemption game.

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Remembering a friend to many

I would like to tell you about a friend of mine.

Journey is an eye-opening experience

If all you knew about America is what you saw on national news programs, then you might think this country is heading to Hell in a rapid manner.

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School district seeks improvement

The 2010-11 Quincy School District year started on Tuesday as hundreds of students flocked to their classrooms for the first time. The Post-Register recently talked with superintendent Burton Dickerson about his outlook for the upcoming school year.

Student trip to D.C. planned

Last year, nine sixth- and seventh-grade students traveled to the ‘other Washington’ with teacher Andy Ornelas to experience the history and culture of our nation’s capital.

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Fries enjoys status as 'maverick'

The local wine industry has boomed over the past several years, but Cameron Fries, owner and winemaker of White Heron Cellars, has been hard at work growing grapes and making wines in the Quincy Valley since 1986.

Thirty years of FCAD

Chet Pedersen is one of the founding fathers of the Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day celebration in Quincy.

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