The Quincy City Council approved a second change order on the $14.5 million Quincy Aquatic Center pool project at its Oct. 7 ...

The holiday season brings joy, relief and celebration — and commerce — followed sometimes by a lull in economic activity and ...

This year, the Quincy School Board has two new members — faces the community may not recognize. Quincy School Board member ...

When playing the game of football, action matters. But just like in life, often it’s what one doesn’t do that counts.

Grant County PUD commissioners had two public hearings Oct. 14 on a proposed $706 million budget for 2026 that emphasizes ...

The parade kicks off on Division Street and heads down to First Avenue Southwest, featuring glowing floats and community ...

The Post-Register staff is sharing recipes from "A Taste of Quincy," a cookbook featuring recipes from residents of the ...

Washington’s apple harvest is running later than usual this year, with growers in Grant County reporting steady labor and ...

Recently, governors Bob Ferguson (Washington) and Tina Kotek (Oregon) asked the federal court to lift a stay (hold) on ...

Lamb Weston has been operating for 75 years in Quincy, processing raw potatoes into other foods. Intense heat generated by natural gas is required to hash or brown the potatoes, which requires a lot ...

Polls closed for the 2025 general election on Nov. 4. In Grant County, 8,905 votes were counted, representing 17.06% of registered voters, according to the Washington Secretary of State’s website.

GoodBudS began in a converted church classroom, becoming one of the state’s oldest cannabis retailers 10 years ago, thanks to owners Susan and Tom Ralls. GoodBudS isn’t the Ralls’ first business; ...