Nine years ago, the Quincy School District did not have a choir program.
Jenni Rodas
Staff writer
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Nine years ago, the Quincy School District did not have a choir program.
Jenni Rodas
Staff writer
On any given afternoon, a rail line cuts Quincy in two, with steel and schedules deciding — for a few minutes at a time — who can get where. For ambulances, those minutes matter.
Josey Meats
Staff writer
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Grant County PUD customers will see higher electric rates starting April 1 as the utility responds to rising costs and growing demand, according to a PUD commission update.
Pat Haley is now interim city manager of Sunnyside following his abrupt resignation after nine years as city administrator of Quincy.
The Quincy Jackrabbits boys soccer team (0-2) hosted the Brewster Bears (1-0) in a nonconference matchup Thursday, March 19.
The Post-Register is sharing recipes from "A Taste of Quincy," a community cookbook featuring dishes from past and present Quincy Valley residents. The book was compiled by the Quincy Centennial Commission in 2007 as part of the city’s centen…
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Irrigation districts set start dates for 2026 water deliveries
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Former Quincy City Administrator Pat Haley named interim Sunnyside city manager
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$14.6M Quincy Aquatic Center pool project on track for summer completion
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Bringing home the bacon: Quincy FFA students learn patience, responsibility raising pigs
Sports
The Quincy Jackrabbits boys soccer team (0-2) hosted the Brewster Bears (1-0) in a nonconference matchup Thursday, March 19.
Plop, plop. Plop. Plop, plop. Plop.
For Scott Bierlink, basketball runs in the family.
Photos of Quincy's boys basketball game against Ephrata Friday at Quincy High School. The Jackrabbits won 72-39.
Photos of Quincy's girls basketball game against Ephrata Friday at Quincy High School. The Jackrabbits won 59-32.
Community News
iria Avila started working at Jack’s Restaurant at the Quincy Public Market just a few months after it opened at 1004 F St. five years ago and…
Band to perform at Quincy Senior Center
Navy recruit from Quincy earns excellence award
A grateful and somber crowd joined together to honor the men and women who served our country and are no longer with us today on Monday, May 2…
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Calendar
QHS/QMS Festival Choir Concert
Crafternoon for Kids at Quincy Public Library
George, Washington CoffeeHouse Concert Series presents Terry Enyert and the Steelhead Band
Beautiful Brushes Art Club
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Business News
Women’s-only gym She’s Strong Studio was opened by local health and fitness professional Alyssa Valenzuela, 34, for women who want to train wi…
Heriberto Birrueta and his wife, Maria Madrigal, are on the verge of opening a third La Michoacana Paleteria in Quincy.
The holiday season brings joy, relief and celebration — and commerce — followed sometimes by a lull in economic activity and gloomy weather.
From Michigan to Quincy, James Idzior and his wife relocated to North Central Washington in search of a quieter lifestyle — one that values pe…
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Opinion
Sometimes the quest for happiness can be as confounding as Indiana Jones looking for lost treasure. Just when you think you have a clue, some giant boulder comes rolling toward you. Here are some tips to help you find some joy.
MAGA has a really obvious set of bad habits guiding its movement.
Some of my favorite moments this past year didn’t happen in meetings or reports; they happened in the small, everyday moments that make this work so rewarding: a teen laughing with friends at a community event, a parent sharing how a small change helped them connect with their child, and a v…
I have sat here watching the news for the past couple weeks wondering when people are going to admit they have been screwed over by those in charge...everywhere from the local PUD land grab to the New York City election of a communist mayor who is appointing people who have promised to take …
The Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce is proud to reflect on another remarkable year of growth, collaboration, and community spirit. As we look back on the accomplishments of the past year and ahead to the opportunities of 2026, one thing remains clear: Quincy continues to thrive because of …
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Ben McLain, an 11th grader from Ephrata, won the 2026 Waypoint Foundation Scholastic Chess Tournament, an annual event organizers say continue…
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The graphic illustrates the microgrid infrastructure and how energy solutions are deployed to residential, commercial and industrial users. Co…
Food/Recipe
The Post-Register staff is bringing you recipes from “A Taste of Quincy,” a cookbook full of recipes from residents of the Quincy Valley, past…
The Post-Register staff is bringing you recipes from “A Taste of Quincy,” a cookbook full of recipes from residents of the Quincy Valley, past…
The Post-Register staff is bringing you recipes from “A Taste of Quincy,” a cookbook full of recipes from residents of the Quincy Valley, past…
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