A federal government shutdown impacted parts of the country beginning Oct. 1, including some workers in North Central Washington.
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A federal government shutdown impacted parts of the country beginning Oct. 1, including some workers in North Central Washington.
- Candidates vie for Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District Division No. 3 seat
- Masquers Theatre to hold auditions for ‘Christmas With Little Women’
- Grant PUD partners with The Energy Authority to navigate changing Western energy markets
- Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District sets end of 2025 season
- Trap-and-haul project boosts Okanagan River sockeye survival
- PHOTO GALLERY: Quincy Flying Service
- ClawTime arcade opens in Quincy, offering family fun and teen-friendly entertainment
- Grant PUD eyes higher fees for large power requests; ag rate and fiber changes approved
- Valley Gal Boutique replaces Barb's Place, blends modern Western fashion flair, local legacy
- From 'A Taste of Quincy' | Corn, bean and sweet pepper salad
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A new report says North Central Washington residents who rely on the Affordable Care Act marketplace for health insurance may see premiums skyrocket if Enhanced Premium Tax Credits are not extended by Congress.
Grant County Treasurer Darryl Pheasant is reminding taxpayers that the second half of real estate, mobile home and personal property taxes are due Oct. 31.
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Small farms are shutting down as Washington farmers deal with rising costs, regulations
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Quincy School District honors 5 on Wall of Fame
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Dedication, grit and respect: Wallace steps into top role for Quincy volleyball
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Community theater, theater community: 25 years of Quincy Valley Allied Arts
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GoodBudS marks 10 years as 1 of Washington’s oldest cannabis retailers
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From 'A Taste of Quincy' | Chocolate Potato Cake
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Community Profile | Christine Lee Amadio
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Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District sets end of 2025 season
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Dan Newhouse visits Grant County
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Avian Influenza detected in Grant County poultry flock
The gym has long been home for Chelsea Wallace. The daughter of a volleyball coach, Wallace grew up against a bump-set-spike backdrop. Her sister eventually coached at Soap Lake, following their mother’s lead. Starring on the Liberty Bell squad, she also played all-state, community college a…
Photos from the Battle of the Basin rivalry game between Quincy and Ephrata Friday, Sept. 12 at Quincy Jackrabbit Stadium. The Jackrabbits lost 49-14.
Enjoying running is optional in cross country—at least at the first step. Don't hear what we're not saying: the vast majority of distance runners love what they do, despite or even because of the sport's inherent challenges. But on every cross-country team, including Quincy High School's, th…
That first splash is always the hardest.
iria Avila started working at Jack’s Restaurant at the Quincy Public Market just a few months after it opened at 1004 F St. five years ago and…
Band to perform at Quincy Senior Center
Navy recruit from Quincy earns excellence award
A grateful and somber crowd joined together to honor the men and women who served our country and are no longer with us today on Monday, May 2…
George, Washington CoffeeHouse Concert Series presents Terry Enyert and the Steelhead Band
Beautiful Brushes Art Club
Trivia Night by Quincy Recreation Department
Quincy Jackrabbits Basketball @ Ephrata (Friday, Jan. 24, 7 p.m.)
From Michigan to Quincy, James Idzior and his wife relocated to North Central Washington in search of a quieter lifestyle — one that values pe…
Building on the success of her predecessor, Chelsea Goodright opened Valley Gal Boutique at the Quincy Public Market in September 2024 to offe…
QUINCY — The city of Quincy will soon see a new 57-lot subdivision on the east side of Sixth Avenue NE of middle- to high-income fourplexes and triplexes.
QUINCY — CyrusOne, a Texas-based data center developer, is nearing completion on its new facility, PNW1, in Quincy.
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Every September, the city of Quincy comes alive with parades, food, and community spirit as residents and visitors gather to celebrate Farmer Consumer Awareness Day. Held on the second Saturday of the month, the celebration pays tribute to the farmers whose work sustains not only Quincy, but…
It's no secret that Grant County needs new energy resources to meet our customers' demand for electricity.
Grant County PUD Commissioners are once again looking to potentially re-purpose the Crescent Bar (CB) Golf Course to be something other than a golf course.
The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District will have its annual election Dec. 9 to choose a director for Division No. 3.
Masquers Theatre is holding auditions Oct. 20 and 21 for its holiday production, “Christmas With Little Women,” adapted by Phyllis McCallum fr…
The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District has announced final dates for the end of the 2025 irrigation season.
The Post-Register staff is bringing you recipes from “A Taste of Quincy,” a cookbook full of recipes from residents of the Quincy Valley, past…
The Post-Register staff is bringing you recipes from “A Taste of Quincy,” a cookbook full of recipes from residents of the Quincy Valley, past…
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