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Burglars caught in act

A Quincy resident defended his home against four burglars and helped to catch four suspects on Thursday, Jan. 26.

Relay for Life in the Quincy Valley is set for June 29-30

A third meeting for Quincy’s Relay for Life took place at the Quincy High School library on Tuesday night. Plans for the event kick-off were discussed. Quincy’s first Relay for Life event, which will take place June 29 and 30 on the Quincy High School track, will be set in motion March 1.

Coronation for Kylie Kooistra is this Saturday

It is time to meet Miss Rodeo Washington, Kylie Kooistra.

Quincy High forms debate team teams

Ashley Breeden opened her black binder and confidently began reading a selection reminiscing about early childhood to her fellow debate team members.

Jamming open for all in George

If you are a closet musician, or even one who performs publicly, there is no better place for you than George’s “First Friday Bluegrass Jam.” The “Jam” is a two-hour session of bluegrass jamming on instruments from the violin to the dobro.

• Bad debts eat QVMC profit

• Quincy liquor store to close

• Neighborhood schools plan moves forward

• Republican caucus locations are set

• Roduner picked for council

• City approves police spending

• Open house for new library is tonight

• Neighborhood schools meeting tonight at center

• Quincy man found guilty of protection-order violation

• City agrees to library district’s proposed rate of reimbursement

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QHS Debate Team

Courtesy photo

Quincy High School debate team members include: (from left) Ruth Garcia, teacher Brad Thew, Genesis Montano, Ashley Breeden, Daisy Diaz, Suzy Bustos, Titus Berndt, Jenelly Avalos, Rachel Horning, Raul Garcia, Nayeli Diaz, Laura Montano, Emma Rigby and Gio Cruz. Not pictured: Fiona Koehnen.