Quincy Police Department delivered Thanksgiving meal supplies to 10 local families on Nov. 17.
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Quincy Police Department delivered Thanksgiving meal supplies to 10 local families on Nov. 17.
Rebecca Pettingill
Reporter
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The Washington Interscholastic Athletics Association (WIAA) issued a press release outlining additional and new guidance for commencing high school sports seasons.
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A group of Quincy girls are staying active and refining their basketball skills during COVID-19 by using an app called HomeCourt.
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The Quincy Recreation Department issued return-to-play guidelines for recreational sports in a news release on Aug. 14. The guidelines also request residents to not gather in large groups.
At its July 28 meeting, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Executive Board made some changes to its previously announced four season sports calendar for 2020-21.
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The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association announced changes to the 2020-21 sports calendar on July 21.
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Many of my politically conservative Christian brothers and sisters are facing anger and uncertainty at the presidential election results. Christian Progressives felt a similar disenfranchisement and profound grief after Donald Trump was elected. We felt abandoned by our neighbors, set adrift…
Though we haven’t had any reports of voter issues in Washington State, it may be just because people are keeping quiet.
On this National Rural Health Day and with Thanksgiving just around the corner, my heart is full of gratitude for the support of our community. You have helped shine a light into the future for local healthcare in Quincy. And I am grateful for every QVMC employee. You have been strong in the…
I am a bicyclist and I ride a lot around the Quincy Valley. I am the old guy with the fluorescent shirts and helmet that you might see most days, somewhere in the area. I would like to thank all the motorists who have shown me courtesy on the roads. I have not felt endangered or had any clos…
Community News
A George resident was part of a 11-years-old and younger cheer squad that won a state championship. Ella Nelson, a third-grade student from George Elementary, is a member of the Wenatchee based Central Cascade Pop Warner, Rams Emerald Cheer Squad, according to a news release from the cheer squad. On Jan. 24, the cheer team […]
The city of Quincy will be installing 16 solar panel crossing signals around the city to improve pedestrian safety. The Quincy City Council voted unanimously Feb. 4 to approve $67,232 for the installation, City Finance Officer Nancy Schanze said. The project is due to the increased traffic volume in the city caused by recent population […]
In Central Washington, we understand that healthy forests are the true key to wildfire prevention. Each summer, we come face-to-face with the …
Grant County PUD is considering some high-tech solutions to prevent power interruptions.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
The Washington Interscholastic Athletics Association (WIAA) issued a press release outlining additional and new guidance for commencing high school sports seasons.
Though we haven’t had any reports of voter issues in Washington State, it may be just because people are keeping quiet.
The Grant County Health District reported the twenty-fifth COVID-19 related death in the county on Oct. 27
There’s a lot of information being withheld from folks who listen and trust only in mainstream news sources.