Quincy native Eduardo Castañeda-Díaz is likely to advance to the general election after tallying just over 23% of votes in the race for State Representative Position 1 in Washington’s thirteenth legislative district.

The Quincy School District has decided to keep students at home and proceed with Monday through Friday online-only learning this fall.

The Quincy Police Department has announced that National Night Out for Quincy is cancelled in a July 28 post on Facebook.

Around 9:30 p.m. on Aug. 11, Quincy Police officers responded to a suspicious circumstance call at a Quincy home that resulted in the discovery of human remains in one of the bedrooms of the home, according to a press release on Aug. 12.

Over the last few weeks, the Quincy Recreation Department has been adding activities to help get kids and families out of the house.

Washington is under a statewide burn ban due to the extreme heat sweeping over the state as of July 28.

The Quincy School District has decided to keep students at home and proceed with Monday through Friday online-only learning this fall.

A man was treated for multiple gunshot wounds after being shot in the 300 block of Sixth Avenue Southeast last Friday.

The Grant County Health District confirmed the tenth death in the county due to complications associated with COVID-19 on July 28.

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.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #24’s two annual contests are accepting submissions.

Incidents involving fireworks have injured 173 people this year in Washington, according to data from the state fire marshal’s office.

The Quincy High School class of 2016 can be proud of one of their classmates. Priscilla Castillo, daughter of Quincy residents Daniel and Zoella Castillo, recently completed her studies at Central Christian College of Kansas. At Central College, Priscilla was a business star in class and with the business club. With four years of club experience, Castillo represented the college at the National Leadership Conference of Phi Beta Lambda this summer.

The Quincy City Council approved an ordinance to establish an affordable housing sales tax fund during their July 21 meeting.

Grant County Health District reported a ninth COVID-19 associated death of a county resident on July 23.

On July 23, Grant County Sheriffs and Quincy Police responded to multiple 911 calls of shots fired at Crescent Bar. Within an hour, a suspect was taken into custody.

Farm to Families and Chelan Fresh are partnering to give away 20 pound boxes of produce this Saturday, Aug. 1.

The body of a missing woman was recovered from the Columbia River shoreline near Crescent Bar on July 24.

One person died and two others were transported to Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee on Saturday evening after a two-car collision on State Route 28 West at milepost 16.

Edward Pinto, a Spanish teacher at Wapato High School and a 2010 Quincy High School graduate, was recognized as the 20,000th graduate of Western Governors University.

For those who have not already filled out the 2020 census, state representatives are highly encouraging people to do so, especially in the 13th legislative district.  

Members of Congress on opposite sides of the aisle are leading a bipartisan effort to push for a bill that would support local news organizations through tax credits.

Grant County Fire District #3, with a collaboration between multiple agencies, was able to quickly contain a wildfire Saturday night near Frenchman Coulee.

The Grant County Health district reported two COVID-19 associated deaths in the last week; the seventh and eighth in the county.

Felicie Becker has been selected as the interim principal at Quincy High School, the district announced in a press release yesterday.

The Quincy city council extended the application deadline for the grant program aimed to help small businesses affected by COVID-19.

After just two years as the principal at Quincy High School, Marcus Pimpleton is moving onto a new role with the Yakima School District.

With COVID-19 still present, the Grant County Jail is still not allowing on-site visitation to happen, according to the release. However, they have implemented a new way for inmates to stay connected with friends and family.

Counties looking to move to the next phase will have to wait after Governor Inslee’s office issued a press release on July 2 pausing all phase progression.

Grant County is not meeting Safe Start reopening plan metrics to move to Phase 3, according to a Grant County Health District news release on July 2.

The Fourth of July is a big holiday not just for celebrators but for firefighters as well. A night of fun can easily turn into a nightmare. Grant County Fire District 3 (GCFD3), District Chief Don Fortier addressed some of the issues that surround the 4th of July as well as some advice for t…

The annual George Fourth of July celebrations will be much more somber this year due to Coronavirus related restrictions.

Violators of Governor Inslee’s mask requirement will not be charged by county police, according to a Grant County Sheriff’s Office press release issued on June 24.

A sixth person has passed away from Coronavirus related complications. The individual was a man in his 90s from Moses Lake.

The Brick Deli, located on Central Avenue South in Quincy’s downtown has permanently closed. The announcement was shared in a Facebook post on June 21.