The Quincy Police Department has concluded its internal investigation of the Quincy Animal Shelter and former manager Issela Navarro has resigned the position.

Two Quincy residents; a 28-year-old and a four-year-old were hospitalized as a result of a rollover car accident on April 30.

Jacks tennis earn wins over Chelan

As the end of the mostly virtual legislative session drew near April 25, lawmakers passed a hefty $59 billion budget that will funnel millions into childcare, public health, rental assistance and addressing the economic impact of a yearlong global pandemic.

Quincy filmmaker Luke Grigg has been nominated for a Webby Award for his film All For One.

Over the past week, the Jacks boys golf team took first place in two separate matches.

The Quincy City Council approved a new location for the Quincy Farmers Market for the 2021 season.

Governor Jay Inslee signed into law an automatic right for tenants to have an attorney, though it came with a catch — Inslee sent back two parts of the bill regarding landlord rental assistance.

A Seattle woman was killed as a result of a two-car collision on April 21 near Royal City.

Boys Soccer takes victory over Chelan

The Quincy Police Department has concluded its internal investigation of the Quincy Animal Shelter and former manager Issela Navarro has resigned the position.

Tyson Hill, 41, has been tapped by Washington Governor Jay Inslee to fill an open seat in the Grant County Superior Court.

The Jacks Track and Field team had their first meet in Ephrata on April 16.

On April 15, the QHS Theatre announced that their spring production “Anne of Green Gables” was approved by Grant County Health and Safety to be performed live.

The 2021 virtual legislative session is coming to a close in only three weeks. With such a short amount of time left, legislators are spending long days, late evenings, and most weekends on the House floor debating and voting on bills.

The Quincy FFA is proud to announce their 2021 Spring Plant Sale coming to you with a hybrid event.

Baseball wins conference match against Omak

A two-vehicle crash Friday near Santa Nella, Calif. resulted in the death of a local eight-year-old boy, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) and reporting from the Merced Sun-Star.

With the wrap up of the cross country season Coach Andrew Schmitt reflected on the hard work the Jacks put in.

The families affected by the Birch Street Apartment fire a couple weeks ago lost nearly everything. They lost their home and belongings. Aside from the Red Cross, one local community organization is helping the families recover.

Another drive through vaccine clinic occurred in Quincy on April 10.

All-League Honors

All Washington residents age 16 and up will be eligible to receive the COV-19 vaccination effective April 15. Washington Governor Jay Inslee made the announcement on March 31.

Jacks cross country had a successful last race of the season with three personal records achieved. The Jacks raced at Walla Walla Point Park in Wenatchee for the second week in a row on April 1.

Lady Jacks volleyball had their last two games of the season on Saturday.

Early childhood care and education in the state would see sweeping reform through the expansion of affordable child health and learning services, if a bill in the state Legislature wins approval.

Early last week, the Birch Street Apartments in Quincy caught fire for at least the third time in the past several years.

The Quincy Jacks football team’s last few games of the season, including a varsity match up against rival Ephrata, has been cancelled due to a positive COVID-19 test from a Quincy player.

Volleyball conquers two matches

Over a year into the Coronavirus pandemic, Grant Public Utilities District customers are falling behind on their utility bills.

Ivy Pete remembers attending high school football games in her hometown. But instead of pride for her school, she felt humiliated.