For the first time ever, Stetner Construction Group will be sponsoring a Grand Prix hydroplane boat in this season’s races.
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For the first time ever, Stetner Construction Group will be sponsoring a Grand Prix hydroplane boat in this season’s races.
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Hydroplane with Quincy ties pays a visit
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Quincy’s Joceline Schaapman earns silver medal at state track meet
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Memorial Day ceremonies a first for new pavilion
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WSU researchers present new type of apple in Rock Island and Quincy
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Team of Isaac Dearie and Harrison Hyer competes at state tournament
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Port of Quincy, city of George reach agreement on protective services
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Trujillo sworn in as Quincy Police Department’s new captain
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Police and fire reports, week of May 24, 2023
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Quincy FFA members hold their own at state convention in Kennewick
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Despite early exit, the future looks bright for baseball program, coach says
The Quincy duo of Isaac Dearie and Harrison Hyer fought hard against tall odds while wearing the green-and-gold at the state tennis tournament, held last weekend at the Yakima Tennis Club.
Setting a personal record in the process and showing plenty of grit and resilience after a tough break, Joceline Schaapman of Quincy finished second in the state finals of the 300-meter hurdles at Yakima’s Eisenhower High School last Saturday.
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Setting aside the sting of a loss to Chelan that kept the team from advancing in the postseason, Coach Seth Longwill prefers to look ahead and bet on brighter days for his team and his program.
Three Quincy athletes in five different disciplines took first place at districts last weekend in Cashmere, earning spots at state.
Harrison Hyer and Isaac Dearie will represent Quincy at the state tennis championships for 1B, 2B and 1A schools this weekend in Yakima.
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Three Quincy athletes in five different disciplines took first place at districts last weekend in Cashmere, earning spots at state.
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