Today, as coordinator for the Quincy Partnership for Youth Coalition, Cruz works on substance-use prevention and the less tangible work that makes prevention possible: building relationships, finding ...
Quincy Hardware and Lumber is expanding its hunting and fishing department as the longtime local business makes more room for sporting goods and other merchandise.
Quincy’s downtown will once again be filled with costumes, candy and Halloween festivities when the Quincy Valley Chamber of ...
The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District has set the final dates for the 2026 irrigation season, according to a press ...
Quincy City Council members heard public comment Oct. 6 on a proposed ban on kratom sales, with most written comments favoring regulation rather than a full ban. Rodney Schwint of Quincy said he ...
If you’re like many Americans, particularly older Americans, you know that the FIFA World Cup is a big deal worldwide and that this year it’s being held in the U.S., with a number of matches in Mexico ...
Though his winter passion takes him downhill, Braiden Snyder's life continues on an upward trajectory. The Quincy native and member of the Mission Ridge Ski Team recently received the 2026 Northwest ...
Grant County PUD commissioners had two public hearings Oct. 14 on a proposed $706 million budget for 2026 that emphasizes long-term affordability, reliable service and readiness for future energy ...
The Quincy School District announced it refinanced a portion of its 2017 bond used to construct Quincy High School and modernize Quincy Junior High School into Ancient Lakes Elementary School, a move ...
Plop, plop. Plop. Plop, plop. Plop. The muffled sound of square bean bags hitting the floor lent a syncopated rhythm to an average Wednesday night at Pioneer Elementary School. Two young boys played a ...
A 2,502-square-foot residential property, built in 2021, has changed hands. The house at 6354 Murray Way NE in Moses Lake was sold on Aug. 14 for $585,000, or $234 per square foot. This single-story ...
A single-family residence located at 433 South Trillium Way in Moses Lake has a new owner since Aug. 19. The 1,412-square-foot house, built in 2014, was sold for $385,000, or $273 per square foot.
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