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Filling the pot
Kurtis J. Wood/Post-Register
The Quincy High School basketball teams, along with the rest of the Central Washington Athletic Conference, collected money on Saturday for the Coaches Vs. Cancer cause. The Jackrabbit teams collected about $240, according to athletic director Bill AlexandeThe Quincy High School basketball teams, along with the rest of the Central Washington Athletic Conference, collected money on Saturday for the Coaches Vs. Cancer cause. The Jackrabbit teams collected about $240, according to athletic director Bill Alexander.
Council approves tour bus purchase
Tuesday’s Quincy City Council meeting was unusual in a couple of respects.
Port agrees with Rail Logistics
The Quincy Port District has signed an intermodal agreement with a Kansas City-based logistics company.
District takedown
Manny Ybarra had quite a run during his sophomore campaign last year when he made the state wrestling finals at 135 pounds, but during that run he made an important realization.
Boys pick up key win over Wildcats
The Jacks avenged an earlier loss to Toppenish and in the process kept their district basketball hopes alive on Saturday night.
Looking back on a great five years
Five years ago this week, I started working at the Quincy Valley Post-Register.
About the shoe that's a real all-star
Isn’t it strange how some things never change?
Senior project focuses on tobacco prevention
Students at Quincy Junior High heard what 1,200 pieces of unpopped popcorn poured into a bowl sounded like last Tuesday and Wednesday during an anti-tobacco presentation.
School district to discuss online learning
The Quincy School District is eager to expand its focus on online learning.
New surgeon on a wonderful ride
Last fall, Rhonda Ramm, the Quincy Valley Medical Center’s Sage View Clinic nurse practicioner, participated in a charity bicycle ride in Idaho to raise money for multiple sclerosis.
Rodarte a parent and parent liaison
Veronica Rodarte grew up as a bit of a tomboy. She has the figurative scars to prove it.
