Polls have closed for the 2025 election. In Grant County, there have been 8,905 votes counted to date, which is 17.06% of registered voters according to the Washington Secretary of ...

The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District will have its annual election Dec. 9 to choose a director for Division No. 3.

A new report says North Central Washington residents who rely on the Affordable Care Act marketplace for health insurance may ...

Farmers are struggling to keep their farms open, and point to high labor costs, government regulations, and market pressures as factors reshaping the industry and forcing many to consolidate ...

Grant County Public Utility District will hold two public hearings Oct. 14 on its proposed 2026 budget. The hearings are scheduled for 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. in the Commission Room at Grant PUD ...

On a late winter evening in 2000, the curtain rose on “Oklahoma!” in the brand-new Quincy Middle School auditorium. Farmers, teachers, the postman—even the principal—some die-hard thespians and some ...

The Washington State Department of Agriculture has confirmed Grant County’s first case of avian influenza in a commercial poultry flock, according to a Grant County Health District press release. No ...

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; ...

Quincy School District announced its Wall of Fame recipients in September, honoring individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Quincy athletics, academics, and community life. “This year’s ...

The gym has long been home for Chelsea Wallace. The daughter of a volleyball coach, Wallace grew up against a bump-set-spike backdrop. Her sister eventually coached at Soap Lake, following their ...

Christine Lee Amadio holds many titles: teacher, mother, and most recently, children's author. Amadio, a special education teacher at Monument Elementary School, published the book "Mac the Pup" in ...