The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Grant County has reached 63 as of Monday.
On Friday, Governor Jay Inslee ordered the closing of all public schools in Washington until April 24.
In its second attempt in less than four months, the Quincy Valley Medical Center appears to have passed a levy.
As of March 26, Grant Public Utilities District has closed all recreation sites until further notice in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
What can people do to help during a quarantine order in the middle of a pandemic? Why, sew masks for medical professionals of course.
City of Quincy maintenance crews, along with crews from Woodard & Curran who service the city’s water and wastewater, will continue to provide essential services to the community despite restrictions related to COVID-19.
As of Tuesday 25 people were confirmed to have COVID-19 in Grant County.
This week has made for some uncertain times, making many people anxious and fearful. On top of that parents have been faced with the stress of trying to find things for kids to do at home.
The city of Quincy is repurposing one of Lauzier Parks’ tennis courts and turning it into four pickleball courts.
The Quincy School District is figuring out its next steps in the face of school closures and the COVID-19 outbreak.
On a Tuesday afternoon, a group of Quincy residents gathered at the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum’s Heritage Barn to discuss how to unite in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis.
The Quincy City Council has declared an emergency in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
On Friday, Governor Jay Inslee ordered the closing of all public schools in Washington until April 24.
Organizations and people around Grant County are still responding to the COVID-19 crisis in several ways.
A Quincy woman was sent to Quincy Valley Hospital with minor injuries after crashing a stolen vehicle Monday morning.
Miles King
Editor
A Quincy High School staff member has been diagnosed with COVID-19, the Quincy School District announced Monday morning.
Miles King
Editor
The Quincy School District’s new board member Liliana Garcia would like to promote mental health.
Microsoft is adding to and expanding its data centers in Quincy.
Two Grant County PUD workers’ COVID-19 tests came back negative Friday afternoon, according to a press release.
Miles King
Editor
Grant PUD closed its public offices last week due to two employees showing flu-like symptoms.
QUINCY — Grant County Health District reported four new positive COVID-19 cases on Monday, including a staff member at Quincy High School.
QUINCY — The Grant County Health District on Friday confirmed a second case of COVID-19 in Quincy.
A Quincy resident that was one of the first people in Eastern Washington to be confirmed as having COVID-19 has died.
Updated: March 11, 4:50 p.m.
The Quincy FFA continued their winning ways as they competed at the District IX Leadership Event on Monday March 2nd at the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center.
About 300 local students and families packed the halls and classrooms of Quincy Middle School Thursday evening for the Quincy School District’s fifth college fair.
Miles King
Editor
The owners of the Pink Oven Bakery are no longer operating at the Quincy Public Market.
The city of Quincy is continuing its expansion of sidewalks to improve pedestrian safety.
The birds in Heidi Manly’s photos stare at the viewer with an intensity and personality that makes it seem like they know they’re being photographed.
A sea of RVs surrounded Quincy Lake as eager fishermen from ages three to 90 prepared to seek the big one.
The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District plans to start delivering water a few days early starting on March 14.
WENATCHEE — Test results Wednesday night returned the first “presumptive positive” case of COVID-19 in Wenatchee.
Over 500 students, parents and community members filled the hallways of Quincy High School for the Career and Technical Education Showcase on Feb. 25.
Miles King
Editor
The Quincy School District board appointed Liliana Garcia to the school board at their Feb. 25 meeting in the barn at the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum.
Miles King
Editor
The Port of Quincy and food processors took a step forward this week toward starting a project to sell wastewater to irrigators.
The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District is getting ready for this year’s season.
Dozens of dead starlings littered the yards of two homes in Winchester, their bodies twisted in rigor mortis.
The Quincy Senior Center is seeing increased revenue and growth, but not enough to meet its infrastructure needs.
Hello Quincy Valley residents and readers of the Post-Register. I am excited to be stepping into the editor position here at the Post-Register.
Quincy wrestlers Shannon Workinger and Ruben Vargas both earned second place finishes at the Mat Classic in the Tacoma Dome Feb. 22.
Miles King
Editor
A storage building in George burned to the ground on Feb. 15 destroying everything inside.
Dear Quincy residents,
The sun beats down on sage bush covered cliffs as meadowlarks flitter between the bushes.
After two years of litigation, the appeal of a $1.2 million award for three siblings injured in a 2012 Quincy School District bus rollover is done.
The Quincy Police Department will soon have a furry new addition to the force, a K-9 unit currently in training.
Miles King
Editor
In Central Washington, we understand that healthy forests are the true key to wildfire prevention. Each summer, we come face-to-face with the threat wildfires pose to our land, our communities, and our health.
Grant County PUD is considering some high-tech solutions to prevent power interruptions.
In its second attempt in less than four months, the Quincy Valley Medical Center appears to have passed a levy.
It isn’t Mary Poppins if she can’t fly.
The state Department of Ecology has approved the installation of five backup generators at one of Microsoft’s data centers.
A shooting that took place Sunday evening appears to be in retaliation for another shooting that happened a week ago.
A Quincy Police Department detective was the lead investigator behind a raid on a cockfighting ring on Feb. 12.