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Serving the Quincy Valley since 1947 The purpose of the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce is the promotion of agricultural, civic, commercial, recreational & financial interests of the citizens of the Quincy Valley & preservation of the free enterprise system.

By joining the Chamber, business & professional people join in a partnership in which their investment of money, minds & manpower make the difference.

Chamber Event Calendar • Quincy Valley Tourism Trout Fishing Derby First Saturday in March (Weather permitting)

• Chamber Membership Appreciation/Annual Meeting Tuesday, March 3rd

• Spring Chamber Golf Scramble at Colockum Ridge Golf 2nd Friday in May

• Quincy Valley Tourism Pikeminnow Fishing Derby Three day fishing derby at Crescent Bar in May

• Business Expo 2nd Tuesday in June

• Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day / Chamber Sponsored Car Show 2nd Saturday in September

• Fall Chamber Golf Scramble Date & Location TBD

• Downtown Trick or Treat

Halloween day 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm

• Awards & Installation Banquet / Bi-Annual Chamber & Rotary Benefit Auction Second Saturday in November

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The Mission of the Quincy Public Market is to support the success of each of our tenants to promote a sense of community within the common space and to showcase the quality of life in the Quincy Valley.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Interested in our area? Quincy Valley residents and businesses of the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce hope this guide will help you learn about our community. In this guide, you will find information on the friendly people, industry, businesses, recreation and resources of the Quincy Valley.

While Central Washington’s abundant sunshine attracts thousands of visitors to the Quincy Valley to play in the Columbia River, fish, hike, hunt, and attend concerts at the world-renowned Gorge Amphitheatre, it is also a great place to live.

If you are thinking of moving to this area, you’ll find groups that welcome newcomers and lots of community events and ways to get involved. You will find a variety of neighborhoods to live in, whether you are looking for traditional homes, newer homes or recreation-oriented communities.

A popular stop for visitors is the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce, right along State Highway 28 in Quincy, 115 F Street SW. Stop in or call (509)787-2140 and the friendly chamber staff will be happy to help you!

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My husband and I moved to the Quincy Valley in 2010. He has been farming the valley for almost 30 years.

We love the diversity, both culturally and commercially, of this area. In spite of the small-town feel, the city of Quincy has been very growth-oriented as evidenced by the development of newer industry start-ups.

Our public school system has recently had tremendous growth and improvements.

It is exciting to see all of the opportunities in learning being offered to our children. www.quincyvalley.org In 2019, Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce partnered with Quincy High School in the creation of the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce Junior Board.

The goal is to offer these students exposure and experiences in the world of business.

My time and association with the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce has been invaluable to me, both as a business owner and as an individual.

I have had the pleasure of working with many of our local business owners and community leaders while serving as the Chamber President for 2019.

These associations have also been very bene�icial in the growth of our small business.

I look forward to observing and participating in the unlimited future opportunities for the citizens and businesses of the Quincy Valley and the future of the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce.

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Welcome to our wonderful community

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Important Facts Population Quincy 2018 population .............................................7,838 (Estimate as of July 1, 2018) Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Rate of growth from 2010 to 2018 ............................15.8% Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Median age .................................................................27.4 Source: Data USA

Household median income .....................................$54,712 Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Highways Interstate 90 is 10 miles south of Quincy.

Highway 28 and Highway 281 intersect in Quincy.

Bus Grant Transit Authority provides local service between Grant County communities.

Rail BNSF’s Seattle to Chicago mainline runs through Quincy. An average of 24 trains go through Quincy daily. There are five active spurs in Quincy.

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Distance in miles to major cities Seattle ......................................................................... 147 Spokane .......................................................................140 Vancouver, B.C. .............................................................272 Portland ........................................................................255 Tri-Cities ........................................................................ 99 Yakima ........................................................................... 81 Wenatchee .................................................................... 36 Moses Lake ................................................................... 34 Ellensburg ..................................................................... 49

Average temperatures

High/Low 36/23

February

43/26

March

55/32

April

64/38

May

72/46

June

79/53

July

87/58

August

86/57

September

77/49

October

63/38

52 days

November

46/30

1,283 feet

December

34/21

Annual precipitation

7.79 inches

Annual snowfall

12.7 inches

Annual days of sunshine

194 days

Elevation

Pangborn Memorial Airport in East Wenatchee is 30 miles away. It has frequent commercial flights to Seattle. Major regional airports are SeaTac International in Seattle, which is 147 miles away, and Spokane International in Spokane, which is 140 miles away.

January

Climate

Annual days of precipitation

Air The local airport is Quincy Municipal Airport with an elevation of 1,276 feet and a runway of 3,660 feet.

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2018 Major Employers in Quincy Valley

2017 Major Industries in Grant County

Employer ................................................................. Jobs

Sector ..................................................................... Jobs

Quincy School District ................................................. 540 Lamb Weston .............................................................. 386 Microsoft .................................................................... 376

Agriculture, forestry and fishing ...............................10,240 Government ............................................................. 6,754 Manufacturing ......................................................... 4,874 Retail trade .............................................................. 3,439

Quincy Foods .............................................................. 360

Health services ........……...............................……. 2,676

National Frozen Foods Corp. ………............................ 313

All other industries ..................................................11,239

Custom Apple Packers (Starr Ranch) ............................ 200

Source: Grant County Economic Development Council

Sector .............................................................. Payroll

Lineage Logistics .........................................................160

Government .................................................. $353,248,788

Amway/Nutrilite ……..……..........................…..…….. 85

Agriculture, forestry and fishing .................... $291,599,048

Sabey-Intergate ……...............................………......... 80

Manufacturing .............................................. $260,739,952

Verizon ..…………...............................….…………... 57

Health services ............................................. $102,241,270

Source: Grant County Economic Development Council

Retail trade ..................................................... $99,087,762 All other industries ........................................ $464,692,443 Source: Grant County Economic Development Council

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Our Schools Quincy School District embarked three years ago on a massive plan to improve and expand educational opportunities. With the 2019-2020 school year, those plans have been implemented. The shining centerpiece of the plan is our new, state-of-the-art high school, home of the Jackrabbits – our mascot.

Education and our schools are at the heart of our community, and Jacks pride runs as high as ever.

With the voters’ approval of a $108 million bond issue in 2016, planning went into motion to build a new, larger high school, convert a junior high building into a new, added elementary school, convert the previous high school into a middle school, and add expansions and upgrades in the other elementary school buildings. At the same time, the school district reconfigured attendance zones and grades so each elementary provided a neighborhood K-5 school.

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The new Quincy High School opened in 2019.

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We are now open Tuesday-Friday 10 am - 5 pm.

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And as always we appreciate all the great support from this wonderful community.

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Pioneer Elementary School Grades: K-5 224 J St. SE, Quincy 509-787-1595

Quincy High School Grades: 9-12 403 Jackrabbit St. NE 509-787-3501

Monument Elementary School Grades: K-5 1400 Thirteenth Ave. SW, Quincy 509-787-9826

Quincy Innovation Academy Grades: 9-12 404 First Ave. SW, Quincy 509-787-1678

Ancient Lakes Elementary School Grades: K-5 417 C St SE, Quincy 509-787-8950

PRIVATE SCHOOLS Quincy Valley School Grades: Preschool to 12 www.quincyvalleyschool.org 1804 13th Ave. SW, Quincy 509-797-5301

PUBLIC SCHOOLS Quincy School District Administrative Office www.qsd.wednet.edu/ 119 J St. SW, Quincy 509-787-4571 George Elementary School Grades: K-5 401 S. Washington Way, George 509-785-2244 Mountain View Elementary School Grades: K-5 119 D St. NW, Quincy 509-787-4548

Quincy Middle School Grades: 6-8 16 Sixth Ave. SE, Quincy 509-787-4435

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The new Ancient Lakes Elementary School opened in 2019 in the former junior high.

award-winning board of elected directors. These folks are dedicated to bringing educational opportunities for all.

With the new high school standing in the middle of its new campus on the north side of town, students also enjoy all-new athletic fields and a new stadium with a state-ofthe-art video scoreboard.

Agricultural education is also highly prized in Quincy Valley, and there are active 4-H groups and a large and busy FFA chapter at the high school. On the new high school

campus is a brand-new FFA barn, ready for FFA students to expand their ag education.

Music education is also valued in Quincy Valley. The school district has a vigorous music program with dynamic leaders raising enthusiasm among students. The Fall Choir Concert was the first concert in the new Performing Arts Center at the high school, held in October 2019. It featured two choirs from the middle school and two from the high school – and the community turned out to hear and see

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Modern technology education is another shining opportunity in Quincy, with the schools’ outstanding association with Microsoft. This Washington-based high-tech giant owns and operates data centers in Quincy and has developed a strong partnership with Quincy schools, which is just a part of Microsoft’s outreach across the region.

While a great amount of attention for the past couple of years has been on the public school district, there are several choices of private schools in the area. Quincy Valley

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School in Quincy offers a private school experience in its own building on 13th Avenue SW. Another strength of the local educational scene is Quincy Public Library, which opened its spacious new building in 2011. At its downtown location, the library serves as a community center. With active and involved leadership, the Quincy library and the George Public Library continue to bring educational programs to our communities, including science and art activities for children and lectures for adults.

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Port Of Quincy:

Leading Economic Development The Port of Quincy is in western Grant County, near the center of Washington.

The Port district covers 572 square miles, including the cities of Quincy and George, and has facilitated the location or expansion of numerous companies.

The Port works to complement Quincy Valley’s strengths, particularly electricity and electrical infrastructure, irrigated agriculture, Interstate 90 access, natural gas supply, railroad access and fiber optic lines. Utilizing these strengths, the valley is home to industries such as food Port of Quincy photo processing, warehousing, agribusiness Sabey Data Centers in Quincy and data centers. computing companies such as Microsoft, Sabey Data CenWith some of the biggest names in high ters, Vantage Data Centers and H5 Data Centers currently technology already operating data centers here, Quincy doing expansions this year in Quincy. continues to see interest in this growing field, with cloud

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Leading Economic Development Additionally, in 2019, the Port of Quincy was successful in recruiting a new manufacturer to Quincy. In particular, the Port of Quincy held a groundbreaking ceremony in August for Raceways Technology. The Port of Quincy will be constructing a building at the Port of Quincy Industrial Park No. 4. The building will house A Grant PUD substation.

Raceways Technology, which is based out of Tacoma and manufactures PVC conduits for power, telephone and electrical duct systems. The building will be owned by the Port of Quincy and leased to Raceways Technology for 20 years. The business is expected to create 50-60 new jobs in Quincy.

The Port is also continuing to improve infrastructure at its George industrial park (Port of Quincy Industrial Park 5).

The property, on the north side of Interstate 90 – a major transportation route across Washington and the U.S. – capitalizes on its central location and quick access to Puget Sound. The Port sees a lot of upside as George is an important logistical point. During the recent 2018 state legislative session, $410,000 was appropriated to build a water system Port of Quincy photo for the industrial park, and $700,000 was allocated to construct various asphalt streets and roads within the industrial park. Industrial Park No. 5 is home to the Ancient Lake Wine Company as well as other companies.

On a related note, another issue of importance for the Port of Quincy is State Route 281, which links Quincy to Interstate 90 at George. State Route 281, which has traffic counts of between 12,000 to 14,000 cars/trucks per day,

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Port Of Quincy:

Leading Economic Development is classified a critical rural freight corridor. Given the traffic and truck counts on SR 281, the Port is advocating to eventually have SR 281 widened to 3 or 4 lanes.

The Port continues to place a lot of emphasis on its intermodal freight terminal in Quincy, located on the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe main line running between Seattle and Chicago. Numerous entities have approached the Port about shipping cargo Port of Quincy photo containers, and the Port The Port of Quincy’s Intermodal Facility thinks there is a big opportunity to make the Quincy intermodal terminal a westbound counts on State Route 28 have risen to 14,000 to 16,000 ocean container shipping hub. The 16-acre intermodal facility cars/trucks per day and the above-mentioned counts on SR has more than 8,000 feet of railroad siding tracks and can 281. As a result, the Port has been receiving requests from easily accommodate loading of westbound short-haul trains companies and visitors about more hotels to serve tourists with 40-foot and 20-foot containers. There are nearly 1 million and business travelers in the Quincy Valley. square feet of warehousing nearby to provide shippers with Lastly, given the Port’s location near the Columbia River distribution, cross-dock and storage. It is the only intermodin irrigated western Grant County, the Port of Quincy area is home to producers of a wide variety of high-value agriculal terminal in central Washington and the closest in eastern Washington to the ports of Tacoma and Seattle. tural irrigated crops as well as related frozen food processMoreover, the Port of Quincy has been working with ing. Consequently, the Port also naturally focuses on the Grant County EDC over the past couple of years to recruit food processing and fresh-frozen sectors and has reached more hotels to the Quincy and George areas. With economic out lately to processors to get more of the locally grown development and tourism growing in the Quincy area, traffic food processed and/or packaged here.

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Quincy Valley Lions Club Contact: Marilyn Cordova, 509-398-2349 Quincy Rotary Club Meets at noon on Thursdays at the Quincy Senior Center, 522 F St. SE, Quincy

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Groups And Service Clubs Quincy Moose Lodge No. 1925 509-787-2650, 109 E St. SE, Quincy Georgettes of George, Washington Contact: Rita Keene, 509-785-2114, or the George Community Hall, 509-785-3401, www.georgecommunityhall.com

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If you would like to share your time, Habitat for Humanity always welcomes new volunteers.

Please call 787-2144 or visit the store at 223 2nd Ave SE in Quincy.

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o honor the faith of their forefathers, a group of Quincy residents restored the 1904 German Lutheran Church, the first church built in Quincy. The building was moved next to the historic Reiman-Simmons House and is now dubbed the Pioneer Church (seen at right). The Pioneer Church is available for rent for weddings, memorial services, church services, concerts and other ceremonies through the Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum. For information, call the historical society at 509-787-4685.

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Bible Missionary Church 360-367-1651 201 N St. SW, Quincy

Casa de Oracion / House of Prayer 119 A St. NE, Quincy Christ the Savior Lutheran Church 509-785-4350 214 Deacon Ave., George Church of Christ 509-787-4738 25 A St. NE, Quincy Church of the Nazarene 509-787-2047 625 N. Central Ave., Quincy

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Traditional Hymn Service Quincy Baptist Church

Sunday School 10 a.m.

Worship Services 11 a.m.

Wednesday Service 6 p.m.

301 I ST SW • QUINCY (509) 787-4491 SENIOR PASTOR: SHAUN MCNAY

Worship Services - 9 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

Nursery & children’s church are available.

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526 H Street SE, Quincy, WA 98848 www.quincyfirst.com Church Phone (509) 787-1773 Pastor Kathy Jingling Sundays 10:30 Morning Service / 6:00 Prayer & Bible Study Wednesdays 6:45pm Kids, Youth, Adults

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Faith Community Church 509-787-1229 1005 10th Ave. SW, Quincy

Quincy Baptist Church (SBC) 509-787-0404 228 F St. SE, Quincy

First Baptist Church 509-787-5624 707 J St. SW, Quincy

Quincy Christian Reformed Church 509-787-2641 420 H St. SE, Quincy

Heritage Multicultural Baptist Church 509-237-0090 707 J St. SW, Quincy

Quincy First Assembly of God Church 509-787-1773 526 H St. SE, Quincy

Iglesia Metodista Libre de Quincy 509-787-4491 815 2nd Ave. SW, Quincy

Quincy First Presbyterian Church 509-787-2718 715 N Central Ave., Quincy

Jehovah’s Witnesses (phone unavailable) 706 K St. SW, Quincy

Quincy Free Methodist Church 509-787-4491 301 I SW, Quincy

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Quincy Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church 509-787-1044 17047 Road 9 NW, Quincy St. Paul Lutheran Church 509-787-2824 716 3rd Ave. SE, Quincy St. Pius X Catholic Church 509-787-2622 805 N Central Ave., Quincy

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 509-787-2537 1102 2nd Ave. SE, Quincy

Volunteer Firefighters Are Needed In The Quincy Valley We are all created equal, but only a few become firefighters.

-Author Unknown For more information Contact Us

Grant County Fire District #3 Phone: 509-787-2713 www.gcfd3.net

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ABOUT US

We Like It Here The Golay family – Carol, Galen and son Sawyer (at right) – moved to Quincy in July of 2017. Prior to coming to Quincy, they lived in the Redmond, Washington, area for 22 years.

The family decided to make the move over the mountains because they had the opportunity to buy a business in town – Basin Pacific Insurance, where Galen is the Branch Managing Partner. Carol works for the Quincy School District at Monument Elementary School. And, Sawyer is a third-grader at Pioneer Elementary.

Before making the move to town, the family visited Quincy a few times to look for a place to live. When visiting, the things that stood out most were the great Mexican food and the unlimited opportunities.

Since moving to Quincy, the family enjoys the short drive times to school and jobs, and the friendly people who have welcomed them to town.

“We are a relationship centered family,” they added.

The whole family participates in club and Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce activities.

For those who have never been through the area, the family said visitors will enjoy the history of Quincy and described the town as growing.

Eight-year-old Sawyer added, “We have potatoes and apples, and all of your data is saved here.”

“The Single Ply Specialists” Specializing in Flat Roof Systems Commercial • Residential

Locally Owned & Operated With Over 30 Years Experience

www.arrowheadroofingml.com

PO Box 1027, Moses Lake • 509-707-0070

SUSTAINABLE, TRACEABLE, IDENTITY PRESERVED FROM FIELD TO FORK Central Bean Company is a Food Alliance Certified Handler and committed to practicing Food Alliance Standards

815 E St SW, Quincy, WA 98848 509-787-1544 • www.centralbean.com

Custom window coverings to fit your style!

Shutters • Draperies • Wood Blinds Honeycomb Shades • Solar Shades Vertical Blinds • Woven Woods & More...

Professional Measuring and Installation Shop for your home in your home.

www.budgetblinds.com/moseslake

ROB FLAGLER

855-925-2242 Lic.# BUDGEBM814OP

GIVING YOU THE SMILE YOU DESIRE Offering Cosmetic dentistry including Invisalign.

Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am-5pm and Fridays 7am-3pm 520 F St. SW, Quincy, WA • 509-787-4531 • www. desertsundental.com Se habla Español • Visit us on 1113.00081918.2X2.5.ResourceGuide

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Treat Yourself!

Grant County Fire Protection District #3

ABOUT US

akins akins original original donuts donuts

1201 Central Ave. S, Quincy, WA (509) 787-2713 www.gcfd3.net Dedicated to Fire Prevention and Life Safety

An Independent INSURANCE Agency SINCE 1952

LIFE / MEDICAL / AUTO / HOME / COMMERCIAL / FARM Open Mon-Fri 8:30 to 5pm (3 convenient locations) Quincy • 13 C St. SW • 787-3571 Ephrata • 105 Basin St. NW • 754-2021 Wenatchee • 518 N. Wenatchee Ave • 663-1331 We have a dedicated Benefits Department to assist you with Group and Individual Medical Insurance programs

Free Quotes • Call us or visit us online at:

www.martinmorris.com

email: contactus@martinmorris.com

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Business Resources CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS 2019 ~A~ Affordable Serenity LLC, 509-593-3883, 226 K St. SW, Quincy, 98848 AIC Insurance, 509-764-4447, P.O. Box 2120, Moses Lake, 98837 Akins Foods Inc., 787-4421, 106 F Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Amway, Phone Directory 509-699-8818, P.O. Box 2040, Quincy, 98848 Ancient Lake Wine Company LLC, 787-2022, 5314 U NW, Quincy, 98848 Andaluz Restaurant, 509-787-3213, P.O. Box 335, Quincy, 98848 Arrowhead Roofing, P.O. Box 1027, Moses Lake, 98837 Aspeedynet.net, 509-667-2413, 630 Valley Mall Pkwy #610, East Wenatchee, 98802 ~B~ Banner Bank - Moses Lake, 509-764-7923, 322 S. Division St., Moses Lake, 98837 Barb’s Place, 760-2567, 301 S. Central Ave, Quincy, 98848 Basin Booth Photobooth, 509-769-9249, 17165 Rd 11 NW,

www.quincyvalley.org

Quincy, 98848 Basin Pacific InsuranceInc., 787-2816, P.O. Box 906, Quincy, 98848 Beaumont Cellars, 787-5586, 8634 Road U NW, Quincy, 98848 Beckemeier Construction, 760-2720, 615 J Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Beef Northwest Feeders LLC, 787-3546, 6287 Adams Road N, Quincy, 98848 Berschauer’s Business Center Properties, 509-750-9281, 14047 Dodson Rd NW, Ephrata, 98823-9715 Best Western Rama Inn, 754-7111, 1818 Basin Street SW, Ephrata, 98823 Big Bend Community College, 509-793-2001, 7662 Chanute St NE, Moses Lake, 98837 Blakal Packing, 787-7783, P.O. Box 818, Quincy, 98848 Blind RenaissanceInc., 884-0404, 2303 NW Alan Ave., East Wenatchee, 98802 Budget Blinds of Moses Lake, 855-925-2242, P.O. Box 922, Ellensburg, 98926 Burch Mountain BBQ LLC, 509-669-8787, 3117 Burch Mountain

T&J Service Center 509-797-2048

Regular Hours: (inside Quincy Swim & Gym) Monday-Friday 8am-4pm Breakfast Sandwiches Salad Bar | Sandwiches thebrickdeliquincywa for more information. Bang Energy | Coffee | Pizza 2 B ST SE

Auto Parts and Repair - Tune Ups - Tires Batteries - Towing Farm and Home Hardware - Hydraulic Hoses and Couplers Oils and Gasoline Additives - Hydraulic Fluids

Come in for a Tune Up!

Owner - Tom Jones Phone 509-785-3951 • Fax 509-785-6045 • Cell 398-2241 603 Frontage Rd - PO Box 5025 - George, WA 98824

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BREWING! 509 Central Ave. South, Quincy

787.3582 • watrust.com

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• Mochas • Frapps & • Lattes Big Trains • Espresso Shakes • Jet Teas • Italian Sodas • Cookies, • Smoothies Muffins & more

Mon. - Fri. : 5:30am-6pm Sat.: 6am-5pm, Sun. - 7am-5pm 215 E St. SE Quincy, WA| 787-3129

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Road, Wenatchee, 98801 Business Interiors & Equip Inc., 509-765-5800, 1634 W. Broadway, Moses Lake, 98837 Byrnes Oil Company Inc., 509-527-3400, 1205 N. 11th, Walla Walla, 99362 ~C~ Calbec Design & Fabrication, 509-989-4795, 609 K St. SW, Quincy, 98848 Calloway Northwest LLC, 750-0154, 16479 Road 7 NW, Quincy, 98848 Cambridge, The, 797-9555, 301 H Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Capstone Structures, 509-797-0233, 21 D St SWSTE C1, Quincy, 98848 Cascade Consulting Group, 360-878-7073, P.O. Box 1940, Moses Lake, 98837 Cascade Natural Gas, 888-522-1130, 205 5th St., Wenatchee, 98801 Cave B Estate Winery, 785-3500, 348 Silica Road, Quincy, 98848 Cave B Resort, 787-8000, 344 Silica Road NW, Quincy, 98848 CC Secretarial Service, 787-5534, P.O. Box 212, Quincy, 98848 Central Bean Co.Inc., 787-1544, P.O. Box 215, Quincy, 98848

Rama Inn Located in the heart of the Columbia Basin

✓ Fly Fishing ✓ Indoor Pool Spa and Sauna ✓ Deluxe Free Hot Breakfast ✓ Free WiFi in Every Room ✓ Recently Renovated ✓ Free Truck & Boat Parking

www.quincyvalley.org

Central Bonded Collectors, 765-3427, P.O. Box 1073, Moses Lake, 98837 Century 21 Exclusively - Kay G., 509-668-8338, Kay Gossage, Wenatchee, 98801 Charter College - E Wenatchee, 509-415-3576, 595 Grant Road, Suite 5, East Wenatchee, 98802 ChaseBrian PLLC, 787-9000, 7 E St. SE, Quincy, 98848 Chet’s Honda Polaris, 787- 3617, P.O. Box 216, Quincy, 98848 China Tang Buffet, 787-7200, 716 13th Ave. SW, Quincy, 98848 Chris Daniel Wines, 509-398-1417, 2743 Hwy 283 N, Quincy, 98848-9756 CHS Sunbasin Growers, 787-3511, P.O. Box 608, Quincy, 98848 CI Shred & Information Management, 509-582-4142, P.O. Box 7346, Kennewick, 99336 City of Quincy Washington, 787-3523, P.O. Box 338, Quincy, 98848 Clifton Larson Allen LLP, 787-4513, P.O. Box 277, Quincy, 98848 Coleman Oil - Quincy, 787-2215, 9 Central Avenue N, Quincy, 98848 Colockum Ridge Golf, 787-6206, 101 F Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Columbia Basin Development League, 509-782-9442, P.O. Box 745, Cashmere, 98805

Kwon

FAMILY DENTISTRY

Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm

Paul Y. Kwon D.D.S., AFAAID

Call Today!

Ask for ‘Special Fishing Rate’!

1818 Basin St. SW Ephrata, Off I-90 On Hwy 28

Personalized care from an exceptional team of professionals

We welcome new patients!

www.bestwesternwashington.com/hotels/best-western-rama-inn

Dental Implants Available - Se habla Español

509-754-7111 / 800-WESTERN / 509-754-7171 FAX

746 F ST SW, Quincy, WA • Tel: 509 787-1507

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Business Resources Columbia Basin Herald (Paper), 765-4561, P.O. Box 910, Moses Lake, 98837 Columbia Basin Improvement Co. Inc., 253-588-9336, P.O. Box 99696, Lakewood, 98496 Columbia Crane, 509-888-6671, P.O. Box 3363, Wenatchee, 98807 Columbia Way Storage LLC, 797-7200, 2431 Basalt Drive NW, Quincy, 98848 Connect Telecom LLC, 787-3000, P.O. Box 775, Quincy, 98848 Consolidated Disposal Services Inc., 754-2468, P.O. Box 1154, Ephrata, 98823 Costco Wholesale #112, 509-886-9307, 375 Highline Dr. S, East Wenatchee, 98802 Country Financial / Paul Koethke, 765-9259, P.O. Box 1398, Moses Lake, 98837 Couture Law FirmInc., 509-765-5297, P.O. Box 2410, Moses Lake, 98837 Crescent Bar Eventours LLC, 509-289-7418, 8818 Crescent Bar Rd NW Unit 180, Quincy, 98848-8994 ~D~ Dano Law Firm P.S., 509-765-9285, P.O. Box 1159, Moses Lake,

Appointments Preferred.

www.quincyvalley.org

98837 Davis Arneil Law Firm LLP, 787-4545, P.O. Box 2136, Wenatchee, 98807 Del Rosario Family Vineyard, 509-886-1080, 159 Wagon Rd., Palisades, 98845 Dependable Ground Spray, 750-9641, 6510 Road B NW, Ephrata, 98823 Desert Sun Dental, 787-4531, 520 F Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Design Unlimited, 760-0090, 14061 Rd 3 SW, Quincy, 98848 Double Check LLC, 393-1883, 21 D St. SW Suite B1, Quincy, 98848 Double Diamond Fruit, 787-4644, P.O. Box 788, Quincy, 98848 Ducks Unlimited - Quincy Chapter, 509-787-4513, 17111 Rd 11 NW, Quincy, 98848-9691 Duda Insurance, 787-4447, P.O. Box 575, Quincy, 98848 Durfee Virtual Administrative Services, 509-398-0790, 522 H St SW, Quincy, 98848 ~E~ Eastern Washington Plumbing, 398-3200, 15905 Rd 9 NW, Quincy, 98848 Edward Jones, 787-4347, 15 E Street SE, Quincy, 98848

Scharbach's Columbia Funeral Chapel

11 E St. SE Quincy, WA • 509.797.2042 Left to Right: Luann Shoemaker, Vicki Heimark, Jeff Heimark, Brian Dano, Jennifer Charpentier and Nancy Stout.

We provide expertise in the areas of real estate and business transactions, estate planning and probate, and limited liability company (LLC)/corporation creation, management and transactions. You can count on confidential and individualized service with attention to detail and timelines, all at a reasonable cost.

We look forward to addressing your legal needs in these areas.

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Serving the Columbia Basin Mike & Jeannie Scharbach, Owners

• Cremation & Funeral Services • Funeral Service • Cremation Service • Free• All Advanced Planning Services Funeral Plans Honored Compassionate, courteous service for all cultures & religions.

300 G St. SE • Quincy • 787-2223 • www.scharbachs.com

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El Mesan Restaurant & Bar, 509-797-2044, 900 13th Ave. SW, Suite 9, Quincy, 98848 Emerald Desert Nursery, 787-3051, 7499 Road L.5 NW, Quincy, 98848 Envoy Mortgage Ltd, 754-3099, P.O. Box 1105, Ephrata, 98823 Errant Cellars C, 509-289-9660, P.O. Box 504, Quincy, 98848 Expressions Dance Studio, 509-398-6984, 401 F St. SW, Quincy, 98848 ~F~ Farmer Bean & Seed LLC, 787-3066, P.O. Box 455, Quincy, 98848 Farmers Insurance - RJ Martinez LLc, 509-787-1300, 721 Central Ave S, Quincy, 98848 Faw & Sons Produce, 787-2612, 10814 Hwy. 28 W, Quincy, 98848 Fernando’s Baber Shop, 509-398-5869, 315 Central Ave., Quincy, 98848 Flower Basket, The, 787-1516, 109 F Street SE, Quincy, 98848 ~G~ Garrison Homes LLC, 787-1676, 13480 Roa Q NW, Quincy, 98848 Gary Mann Real Estate-Ephrata, 509-754-2179, P.O. Box 249,

www.quincyvalley.org

Ephrata, 98823 George Community Hall, 785-3041, P.O. Box 5064, George, 98824 George Washington Realty, 797-3634, 22206 W. Baseline Rd, George, 98824 Gillespie Eye Care, 787-1581, 701 2nd Avenue SE, Quincy, 98848 Ginkgo Forest Winery, 509-932-0082, 22904 Rd U.2 SW, Mattawa, 99349 Gorge (The) - Live Nation, 785-6262, 754 Silica Road NW, Quincy, 98848 Gotta Have Java, 787-3129, 7708 Road L NW, Quincy, 98848 Grant County PUD, 754-5088, P.O. Box 878, Ephrata, 98823 Grant County EDC, 764-6579, 6594 Patton Blvd. NE, Moses Lake, 98837 Grant County Fire District #3, 787-2713, P.O. Box 565, Quincy, 98848 Gregg Farms Inc., 509-398-7195, 6141 Road R NW, Quincy, 98848 Grigg Farms LLC, 787-3225, 12139 Road 6 NW, Quincy, 98848 GWATA, 661-9000, 285 Technology Center Way #133, Wenatchee, 98801

OVERCAST LAW OFFICES, PS

Coffee House and Bistro Serving breakfast and lunch.

Biscuits & gravy, salads, bagel deli sandwiches, homemade soups, fresh baked goods, espresso & tea. Now offering gluten free bagels!

Open Mon. - Sat, 6 am - 4 pm Sun, 9 am - 4 pm 509-237-0457

1099 Hwy 283 N, (at murphy’s corner) Quincy 0925.00078165.2X5.ResourceGuide

Our office can assist your relocation process by providing efficient, responsive and top-quality legal services.

• Real Estate - Agricultural, Residential and Commercial • Business/Corporate Matters • Debt and Account Collection • Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning and Probate

1115 Central Ave. S., Quincy, WA 98848 (509) 787-4247 • www.overcastlaw.com 1113.00080665.2X2.25.ResourceGuide

Quincy American Legion Gun Club We are a member run, NRA affiliated, Non-profit organization. We have a five house trap ranges, 3 hand gun ranges, a shot gun pit, a 700 yard rifle range, an archery flat and walk through range.

Meetings are the first Mondays of each month at 7 pm.

All members are welcome at the Gun Club.

To join-call Diane Calloway at (509)787-1782

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Business Resources ~H~ H & R Block, 4018-A Clearwater Ave, Kennewick, 99336-2630 H5 Data Centers, 509-237-3602, 1711 M Street NE, Quincy, 98848 Hagadone Directories, 509-765-4443, 310 S. Cedar Ave., Ste. A, Moses Lake, 98837 Hairquarters, 509-785-4247, 21 D Street SW, Suite B5, Quincy, 98848 Happy Puppy, 509-423-4142, 225 G St NE, Quincy, 98848 Harvest Valley Pest Control, 509-797-0090, 905 E St. SW, Ste. A, Quincy, 98848 Hilltop Harvest Barn, 787-2276, P.O. Box 2171, Wenatchee, 98801 Horning Brothers LLC, 785-1505, 14095 Baseline Rd W, Quincy, 98848 ~I~ Ice Works LLC, 509-750-9716, 17980 S. Frontage Rd, Quincy, 98848 Idle Hour Eatery & Spirits, 787-3714, 18 B Street SE, Quincy, 98848

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Auto Supply

YOUR LOCAL AUTO PARTS PROFESSIONALS

- Paint Department - Automotive & AG parts - Hydraulic Hoses made M-F: 8am-6pm • Sat.: 8am-5pm 787-4561 • 710 Central Ave South

Serving area residents, throughout any season since 1978

www.quincyvalley.org

IFP Inc., 509-760-4244, P.O. Box 2410, Moses Lake, 98837 Impact Directories, 208-225-3570, 1251 N Cole Road, Boise, 83704 Insurance Store NW (The), 760-2415, The Insurance Store NW, Ephrata, 98823 ~J~ Jeffers Danielson Sonn & Aylward PS, 509-662-3685, 2600 Chester-Kimm Rd, Wenatchee, 98801 Jones of Washington Winery, 787-8108, P.O. Box 487, Quincy, 98848 Jones Produce Inc., 787-3537, P.O. Box 487, Quincy, 98848 Journey Travel & Tours Inc., 509-662-7775, 212 N. Chelan Ave, Wenatchee, 98801 ~K~ K & W Glass & Automotive Repair, 787-3712, 10 B Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Kapa Seed Services, 787-1561, 10882 Hwy. 28 W, Quincy, 98848 Kelly Westra Bookkeeping Service, 17127 Road 4 NW, Quincy, 98848 KM Quincy Construction,787-5511, P.O. Box 726, Quincy, 98848

Auto Accessories Beer/Wine Cappuccino/Coffee Hot Deli • Cold Drinks Gifts • Sunglasses Cameras & Batteries Quincy Deli Mart 306 F St SW, Quincy, WA Lotto/Scratch Tickets (509) 787-2875 QUALITY GAS M-TH:5am-11:30pm, F-Sat: 5am-12am, Open Sundays & DIESEL 11.13.00081482.2X2.5.ResourceGuide

Get rid of clutter!

Organize your home.

We’ve got the space you need to store your items.

1307 S. Central AVE

787-4633 #QUINCHC889LF

Quincy Mini Storage 17 B St SE, Quincy, WA | (509) 787-2303

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Kooy’s Irrigation Inc., 787-3184, 5284 Hwy 281 N, Quincy, 98848 Kwon DDS PLLC, Dr. Paul, 787-1507, 746 F St. SW, Quincy, 98848 ~L~ Lad Irrigation Co., 785-8864, 16762 Baseline Road W, Quincy, 98848 Lamb-Weston, 787-3567, 1005 E. Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Lavender Boutique, 509-797-3904, Joseph Downs, East Wenatchee, 98802 Lee’s Electric LLC, 787-1120, 1305 3rd Ave SW, Quincy, 98848 Les Schwab Tire Center, 787-1551, 211 F Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Lineage Columbia LLC, 787-1577, 13030 Pierce St., Omaha, 68144 Lischka LLC, 787-4848, P.O. Box 416, Quincy, 98848 LocalTel Communications, 509-707-7777, 223 E. Broadway, Moses Lake, 98837 ~M~ Mansfield-Curran Properties LLC, 630-1180, 2435 Basalt Drive NW, Quincy, 98848 Martin-Morris Agency, 787-3571, P.O. Box 726, Quincy, 98848

Your real estate expert on

HOMES & PROPERTY

509.630.1180 | 2435 Basalt Dr. Quincy, WA

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McCreary Real Estate, 509-392-8932, 500 1st Ave. SE, Quincy, 98848 McDonalds, 787-4033 store, 11 Spokane Street #206, Wenatchee, 98801 Microsoft Corporation, 787-6351, P.O. Box 187, Quincy, 98848 Mike’s BBQ & Smoked Meats, 509-797-2271, 900 13th Ave SW #12, Quincy, 98848 Milbrandt Management, 787-2022, 5314 U NW, Quincy, 98848 Moore Furniture, 509-754-3231, P.O. Box 428, Ephrata, 98823 Morning Song Lawn Care, 509-797-5133, P.O. Box 24, Quincy, 98848 Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce, 509-765-7888, 324 S. Pioneer Way, Moses Lake, 98837 ~N~ NCW Prestige Cleaning Services LLC, 509-470-0234, P.O. Box 1719, Quincy, 98848 Nicole’s Healing Hands Massage, 797-5030, 21 D St. SW, Suite C4, Quincy, 98848 NuClear Building Maintenance, 509-669-0069, P.O. Box 995, Wenatchee, 98807

Quincy Valley Fashion

LOCAL FASHION IN THE VALLEY!

We offer the latest fashions in teens, ladies & mens clothing. We carry shoes for both men & women!

112 F St. SE Quincy | 787-6774

New & Used Tires

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Specializing in Tires and Custom Wheels!

Members & guests welcome. We are always happy to have new members.

Join us for Taco Tuesday, Burger Wednesday & Poker!

We aslo have a full Friday night dinner menu!

We book events!

We Have Financing Available!

Call us or stop by!

705 E St. SW Quincy, WA

Phone: (509) 797-7016 Fax: (509) 797-7029

787-2650 • 109 E St. SE • Please call ahead to make reservations after 2 p.m. • Open at 2 p.m. daily

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Business Resources ~O~ Office TECH Services Inc., 509-888-2087, 100 Valley Mall Parkway #3, East Wenatchee, 98802 Operation Creation, 215 M St. SW, Quincy, 98848 Ottley Farms, 785-4461, 752 Road L SW, Quincy, 98848 Ovenell Chiropractic PS, 787-8333, 723 Central Ave. S, Quincy, 98848 Ovenell Farms Inc., 787-9110, 4201 Road P NW, Quincy, 98848 Overcast Law Office PS, 787-4247, 23 S. Wenatchee Ave., Ste. 320, Wenatchee, 98801 ~P~ Pangborn Memorial Airport, 509-884-2494 Ext 6, 1 Pangborn Road, East Wenatchee, 98802 Pear Media and Events, 509-393-6868, 1910 Leavenworth Place, Wenatchee, 98801 People For People, 509-765-9249, 843 Kittelson Rd, Moses Lake, 98837 Petersen Vehicle Licensing, 787-3585, 21 D St. SW Ste B4, Quincy, 98848 Pioneer Metal Works Inc., 787-4425, 512 F Street SE, Quincy,

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98848 Port of Quincy Intermodal Terminal, 787-3683, 101 F Street SW, Quincy, 98848 ~Q~ QMS Auto Supply, 787-4561, P.O. Box 397, Quincy, 98848 Quincy American Legion Gun Club, 237-1166, P.O. Box 342, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Auto Parts, 787-4585, P.O. Box 66, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Booster Club, 787-4513, P.O. Box 277, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Community Health Center, 787-6423, P.O. Box 67, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Deli Mart, 787-2875, 306 F Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Executive Apartments, 425-773-0100, 218 Main St #920, Kirkland, 98033-6108 Quincy Farmers Market, P.O. Box 5502, George, 98824 Quincy Financial Services, 509-237-3446, 21 D Street SW, Suite B2, Quincy, 98848-9767 Quincy Foods LLC, 787-4521, P.O. Box 127, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Hardware & Lumber Inc., 787-0800, 23 E. Street SE, Quincy, 98848

Come CHET’S HONDA/POLARIS ride Serving the Basin since 1965 with us!

17 H St. SW Quincy 787-3617

Proud to be a part of the Quincy Valley

787-4644

0925.00078210.2X2.5.ResourceGuide • Evergreens • Shade & Flowering Trees • Shrubs • Roses • Ornamental Grasses • Succulents • Perennials & Annuals • Pottery & Garden Art 7499 Road L .5 NW Quincy • 787-3051 Visit our website for Hours & Additional info. www.emeralddesertnursery.com

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Jake@GeorgeWashingtonRealty.com PO Box 5096 George WA. 98824 509-398-1296 • GeorgeWashingtonRealty.com

Let my experience work for you!

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Quincy Heating & Air Conditioning, 787-4633, 1307 Central Avenue S, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Lions Club, 787-4513, P.O. Box 632, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Market IGA, 787-4567, 807 1st Ave. SW, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Mini Storage, 787-2303, P.O. Box 157, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Moose Lodge, 787-2650, P.O. Box 276, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Partnership for Youth, P.O. Box 338, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Port District, 787-3715, 101 F Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Public Market LLC, 509-794-3445, 1004 F St SW, Quincy, 98848 Quincy School District, 787-4571, 119 J Street SW, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Valley Business & Conference Center, 787-1320, Quincy Port District, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Valley Historical Museum, 787-4685, P.O. Box 1003, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Valley Lions Club, 398-0957 - Anne Durfee, P.O. Box 938, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Valley Post-Register, 787-4511, 305 Central Ave. S, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Valley Medical Center, 787-3531, 908 10th Ave. SW,

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Quincy, 98848 Quincy Valley School, 797-5301, 1804 13th Ave. SW, Quincy, 98848 Quincy Veterinary Clinic, 787-2611, 616 F St. SW, Quincy, 98848 ~R~ Raceway Technology Mfg. Inc., 253-272-7788, P.O. Box, 1916 Resort Radio/Sunny FM, 509-293-4397, P.O. Box 2283, Wenatchee, 98807 Revive Massage Therapy, 253-973-4822, 225 G St. NE, Quincy, 98848 Rimrock Concrete Curbing LLC, 509-398-4563, 104 J St. NE, Quincy, 98848 Rose (Mike) Excavation, 750-8700, 22751 Road 9 NW, Quincy, 98848 Rylaarsdam Farms Inc, 760-3868, 15204 Rd 4 NW, Quincy, 98848 ~S~ S.C. Communications, 360-789-2772, P.O. Box 258, Ritzville, 99169 Sabey Data Centers, 206-281-8700, 12201 Tukwila Intl. Blvd., 4th Floor, Seattle, 98168-5121 Sage An Artisan Shoppe, 237-0457, 1402 Adams Rd N, Quincy,

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Assisted Living and Cottages Where community and care meet.

Offering personal care services in an environment that promotes independence and privacy.

Our assisted living includes:  private one-bedroom & studio apartments  convenient kitchenettes  spacious bathrooms  three meals daily  & much more

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a welcoming community gathering space featuring local businesses and fresh food.

Businesses that took spaces along the wide, open floor space in the middle of the market include: Barb’s Place, a clothing store; The Flower Basket, a florist and gift shop;

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What To Do In The Valley Jones of Washington, a wine tasting bar; Stick and Rudder Coffee Bar and Roasters; Ancient Lakes Brewing Company; Country Fresh Meat and Produce Market; and Pink Oven Bakery. Anchoring the east end of the public market is Jacks Restaurant, which features family dining on one side and a pub on the other side.

Construction of the building, located at 1004 F St. SW, started in May of 2018. In October 2019, the market hosted an official grand opening, inviting the community to explore the market.

Several pop-up vendors set up in the middle of the market floor as well during the grand opening. Pop-up vendors offered goods such as natural oils, hand-made jewelry, clothing and knits, such as blankets. The plan is to bring in pop-up vendors, local performing groups, musicians and even classic cars.

Community groups are invited to use the space.

The market is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

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The Columbia River: Fun for everyone The Columbia River forms the western border of the valley and provides residents and visitors with plenty of recreational opportunities. From boating and jet skiing to swimming and fishing, there is something for everyone to do at the river.

There are access points up and down the river, with a hub of recreation at Crescent Bar, 7 miles west of Quincy. Crescent Bar features beaches, docks, water craft rentals, shops, restaurants, two golf courses, a campground, an RV park and rental housing.

With Grant PUD’s recent renovation of its recreational spaces at Crescent Bar, the opportunities for family fun in the sun have grown. The free and public recreation spaces Chinook Beach in Crescent Bar Recreation Area include large grassy fields, modern playgrounds and equipment, restrooms, and of Quincy Valley wine: Award-winning wineries course the beaches.

The Quincy Valley is flush with award-winning wineries.

Another nearby public access point is at Vantage and Milbrandt Vineyards, Cave B Estate Winery, Jones of WashWanapum State Park, about 20 miles southwest of Quincy off ington, Beaumont Cellars, White Heron Cellars, Errant Cellars, Interstate 90.

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In recognition of the unique qualities of this growing region, the federal government granted an American Viticultural Area designation, known as Ancient Lakes of Columbia Valley. (The Ancient Lakes are a group of lakes five miles southwest of Quincy.)

Golf courses: Three courses, lots of sun Colockum Ridge Golf Course, located south of Quincy at 17056 Road 5 NW, is an 18-hole public golf experience. Golfers of all skill levels enjoy a course suitable for walking or riding in Central Washington’s sunshine.

A full pro shop, as well as tasty meals, make a complete package for golfers at Colockum Ridge. For more information, go to www.colockumridgegolf.com.

There are also two nine-hole courses at Crescent Bar. Sunserra at Crescent Bar, 23572 NW Sunserra Loop, was designed by Reven Fontenot, who has designed courses all over the world. The par-27 executive course was built so every hole promises to play like you’re approaching the green at a

PGA tour event.

The family-friendly course also has a clubhouse, pro shop, ice cream and coffee shop, and a restaurant called Sunfire Grill.

The Crescent Bar Golf Course, 8894 NW Crescent Bar Road, is a public course that stretches south along Crescent Bar Island and back.

Nature lovers: Wildlife on public lands Driving in Quincy Valley, one is likely to see red-tail hawks, owls, ducks, geese, pheasants, killdeer, chukar, grouse, quail and partridges. There are also occasional sightings of ground squirrels, badgers, marmots, mule deer and coyotes.

The Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area is one of the most important waterfowl breeding grounds in Washington. Along with the ducks and other species that stay year-round, millions of other birds use the area for resting and feeding as they make their annual migrations across the Pacific Flyway.

The Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area is between the communities of Quincy and George. The main access point is off Road 5 NW about two miles west of Highway 281. The east side of the wildlife area can be accessed via Highway 281 from Road 3 Northwest.

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fishing in Washington, the two prime public fishing spots being the Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area and the Winchester Lake Wildlife Area.

The Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area is composed of: Evergreen Reservoir, 235 acres; Dusty Lake, 83 acres; Burke Lake, 73 acres; Quincy Lake, 43 acres; Stan Coffin Lake, 41 acres; Ancient Lake, 30 acres; and H Lake, 7 acres. All are home to a variety of freshwater fish, including rainbow, tiger and brown trout, walleye, bass, perch, crappie, tiger musky, bluegill and pumpkinseed.

The Winchester Lake Wildlife Area is a wide spot in the Winchester Wasteway. It is home to several species of fish, including bass, rainbow trout, perch, sunfish and crappie. It is also a great place for canoeing and kayaking.

930 acres of land and 1,020 acres of water, it is just north of Interstate 90, about 15 miles southeast of Quincy.

Both locations offer public hunting for game birds, including ducks, geese, chukar, partridge, quail and grouse.

Fishing: Best freshwater fishing in the state The Quincy area is home to some of the best freshwater

Fruit stands: A taste of the Quincy Valley Quincy and the surrounding areas offer a wide variety of local produce from growers who live in the community and, in some cases, have worked the land for generations.

Two large fruit stands – really, more like barns – are west of Quincy along State Highway 28.

White Trail Farm Market, 10024 Road U NW, has fresh, sweet local cherries in June and fresh corn and apples in late summer and fall. It also serves espresso and milkshakes.

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The Gorge Amphitheatre: Famous music venue The Quincy Valley’s No. 1 Watershed 2019 at The Gorge visitor attraction is the Gorge Amphitheatre.

The venue, considered by many in the entertainment industry to be the best outdoor amphitheater in North America, is 14 miles from Quincy and 9 miles from George.

The Gorge is set in a natural bowl above the basalt cliffs of the Columbia River Gorge. Its scenery and natural acoustics draw top performers and music fans from across the world.

For a concert schedule, go to www.gorgeamphitheatre.com.

Museums: Explore our local history Built in 1904 by German-Russian immigrants, Quincy’s Reiman-Simmons House is a museum listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. The museum is one of the few buildings left from Quincy’s earliest pioneer days. It features artifacts, photos and information about Quincy’s history. More than a museum, it is popular in the Quincy community as a

venue for events and celebrations throughout the year.

For another view of local history, visit the Wanapum Heritage Center, which is near Priest Rapids Dam, 45 miles south of Quincy, off Highway 243 North. The Wanapum, which means River People, lived along the Columbia River from above Priest Rapids down to the mouth of the Snake River.

Hiking, rock climbing and mountain biking The Quincy area has ample trails and roads for hiking and mountain biking. While the most popular trails are in the Quincy Lakes Recreation Area, the Beasley Hills north of Quincy are also attractive for walking and viewing nature.

In the Quincy Lakes area, miles of trails can be accessed from several parking areas. There are seven main fishing lakes in the recreation area, with numerous smaller lakes dotting the landscape.

There are also hiking trails around Cave B Inn, on Silica Road, as well as off of Sunland Road.

The Old Vantage Highway area also has hiking trails and rock climbing spots. The Frenchman Coulee Climbing area also draws rock climbers searching for sun and stone.

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Festivals, Derbies And More Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day, or “F-CAD” as the locals call it, is the largest community festival in Quincy Valley. It began as a way to promote the understanding of the public at large about where their food comes from – agriculture.

The annual festival started in 1981 and has been expanded to include the Grand Parade, the Beat the Beast Fun Run, live entertainment, a cooking contest, arts and crafts, bus tours, a car show and food booths.

Held on the second Saturday in September, FCAD’s schedule of events is at www.quincyfcad.com.

Quincy Valley offers plenty of things to do throughout the year. Besides the list of events below, there are many performances put on at local schools, and other fun activities at well-known venues such as the Gorge Amphitheatre

and Cave B Estate Winery.

February Presidents Day celebration in George, Washington. Free birthday cake, entertainment and education about George Washington, the father of our country.

Allied Arts Musical. Quincy Valley Allied Arts puts on its annual musical at the Quincy High School Performing Arts Center.

March Quincy Valley Tourism Association trout fishing derby. Held on the first Saturday in March in the Quincy Lakes Recreational Area, weather permitting.

Go to www.quincyvalley.org, the Chamber of Commerce’s website.

Quincy Valley Lions Club: Spring Bingo, gives participants a chance to win from a 50/50 raffle.

May Quincy Valley Tourism Association’s

northern pikeminnow fishing derby on the Columbia River. Go to www.quincyvalley.org.

Memorial Day Ceremony in Quincy.

Includes a service focused on veterans at Quincy Valley Cemetery, which is traditionally decorated with hundreds of U.S. flags. This is the largest annual gathering in the area honoring veterans and has been attended by 200 people.

For more information, visit www.quincywashington.us.

June Quincy Farmers Market features food and craft booths in a grass field at Lauzier Park in Quincy, first and third Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce Business Expo at the Quincy Valley Business & Conference Center. The chamber puts on this indoor bash, with dozens of vendor spaces and raffle prizes, open to

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Quincy Summer Bus Tours.

Participants get an up-close experience touring the featured businesses and other organizations or sights that make the valley special.

Go to www.quincywashington.us.

July George Fourth of July. Quincy Valley’s largest Independence Day celebration is in George every year, with hundreds attending. Starts with the Cherry Bomb run at 8:30 a.m. and ends with a fireworks display after sunset. Includes grand parade, a patriotic program, children’s games, entertainment and food, including the World’s Largest Cherry Pie. Go to www.georgecommunityhall.com.

Quincy Farmers Market, usually includes live music performances, at

Lauzier Park in Quincy, first and third Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Quincy Summer Bus Tours. Sponsored by the city of Quincy, the tours include about seven interesting locations around the city. Go to www.quincywashington.us.

August Watershed Music Festival, Aug. 2-4. The popular country music festival, which draws big names to the Quincy Valley, is in early August at the Gorge Amphitheatre. Go to www.gorgeamphitheatre.net.

Quincy Summer Bus Tours.

Participants get an up-close experience touring the featured businesses and other organizations or sights that make the valley special. Go to www.quincywashington.us.

Quincy Farmers Market, at Lauzier Park in Quincy, first and third Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Allied Arts Summer Theater. Quincy Valley Allied Arts puts on its annual summer theater production in George and White Heron Cellars.

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