2015 Quincy Valley Relocation & Resource Guide

RELOCATION & RESOURCE GUIDE 2015 - 2016

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The public is invited each year to Aviation Day at Pangborn Memorial Airport, which features a close-up look at airplanes.

Ridership soars at Pangborn Following back-to-back record years in ridership, Pangborn Memorial Airport in neighboring East Wenatchee was the fastest growing airport in the state.

Ridership aboard Alaska Airline flights into and out of Pangborn hit a record 110,600 in 2014, up 8 percent over 2013, which was also a record year.

That upward trend is expected to not only continue in 2015 but also into the future, said Jack Penning of Sixel Consulting, an airport marketing consultant who works closely with Pangborn officials.

“This will be another record year in 2015,” Penning said.

Only a 30-minute drive from the Quincy Valley, Pangborn Airport is growing in popularity with people living in the Columbia Basin. Riders who call the Quincy Valley home make up the sixth largest ridership group at Pangborn, said Craig Larsen, Port of Chelan County’s director of business development.

Alaska flies daily between Pangborn and SeattleTacoma International Airport. The daily scheduled service to Seattle provides the region with one-stop connecting service to 20 major international and 75 domestic destinations.

Increased ridership last year pushed the airport’s average “load factor” — the occupancy rates of incoming and outgoing flights — above 72 percent in 2014, Larsen said. The airport had a 58 percent load factor only six to seven years ago, he said.

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growth to an improving economy and the airport’s promotion efforts. The effort involved special promotions with Alaska, radio and Internet advertising, a social media push and a “Fly Wenatchee” website (www. flywenatchee.com).

So why fly out of Pangborn?

Penning points out that it can be less expensive to fly out of the local airport. Parking at Pangborn is about $20 a day less compared to parking at larger regional airports. Air fair also is about 4 percent lower than the Pacific Northwest average, which includes airports in Seattle and Portland, he said.

It also can be less of a hassle to fly out of the local airport. Pangborn has a rate of 1 percent controllable cancellations. At that rate, the airport is losing less than one flight a month, Penning said. Alaska is rated the most reliable airline in the nation, he added.

Meanwhile, the airport is currently undergoing several improvements, including a runway extension. The $30 million project should be completed in time for the busy fall travel season in 2016, making air travel even more reliable at Pangborn.

With the increase in ridership and the expansion of the airport runway, airport officials hope to attract a second airline to Pangborn in the near future.

“Carriers are taking notice of the market because of the exceptional growth,” Penning said.

For more information, go to www.flywenatchee.com.

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About us............................................5-8 About Us ......................................................... 5-19 Our Attractions................................10-21 Attractions ............................................ 20-27 Our Events........................................23-26 Events. .................................................. 28-31 Member List.....................................28-41 A-Z Member List .................................... 32-49 A-Z List.............................................42-60 Directory. .............................................. 50-56 4

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The Quincy Valley community members and businesses making up the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce thank you for the interest you’ve shown in this area. We hope the 2015-2016 Relocation and Resource Guide will be a valuable tool for you to use in your discovery of our community.

In the pages of this guide, you will find information on the demographics, industry, recreational opportunities, businesses and resources of the Quincy Valley. Along with that, you’ll find some great photos -- photos of the wonderful people who live and work in our community.

We want to tell you briefly how Quincy started and where it is headed.

The geography of the Quincy Valley area was created millions of years ago by fire and ice. Large lava flows first covered the area with thick layers of basalt. Then glacial flooding that swept its way from Montana to the mouth of the Columbia River left rich deposits of volcanic soil on the valley floor, setting the stage for what the Quincy Valley is today.

While Native Americans would sometimes hunt and camp in the dry, arid basin, there were no permanent human settlements in the Quincy Valley until the late 1800s, when immigrants from mostly Eastern Europe came to the region to plant grain and start ranches. Hundreds of families soon settled in the Quincy Valley, and Quincy became incorporated in 1907. Legend has it that Quincy was named by a daughter of Great Northern Railroad founder Jim Hill.

The population of the community stayed stagnant, about 300 or so hardy souls, from the 1920s until the early 1950s, when the Columbia Basin Irrigation Project, which diverted water from the Columbia River at Grand Coulee Dam about 100 miles northeast of Quincy, became a reality.

With the water, a new group of pioneers came to the Quincy Valley in the 1950s. Farmers in the Relocation Guide 2015-2016

Quincy and George area were determined to finish the task set out by the early settlers, turning the sagebrush-covered land into one of the most fertile farming regions in the world.

Today, Grant County leads the state in farm production; it sells more than $1.7 billion in agricultural products annually. The Quincy Valley is one of the largest potato-producing regions in the world. Other crops include peas, beans, corn, alfalfa, apples, cherries, onions, carrots, asparagus and mint, to name a few. Over the last 25 years, the Quincy Valley also has become a large wineproducing region, with hundreds of acres of vineyards and several award-winning wineries.

Over the years, the Columbia River, the source of the thriving agricultural industry, also has fed a growing and robust recreation industry.

Thousands of people flock to the Quincy Valley each summer to play in the Columbia River at Crescent Bar, fish in the nearby lakes, hike along the area’s many and varied trails, hunt for birds and deer, and listen to their favorite musicians at the world-renowned Gorge Amphitheatre near George.

And, most recently, the Quincy Valley has seen a new industry emerge. At the beginning of 2015, six data center operations were operating in Quincy.

The data centers were drawn to the area for its inexpensive electricity, plentiful fiber-optic capacity and inexpensive land, as well as the can-do attitude of the community.

It’s this can-do attitude that is behind our community motto, “Opportunities Unlimited.” The local people have taken this message to heart.

Opportunity seekers have come to the Quincy Valley for more than 100 years, looking for a better life for them and their families.

No matter whether you are here to stay or just passing through, we are grateful you are here and welcome you to our wonderful community.

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Welcome to our wonderful community

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Just the facts

Population

Real estate & rental leasing…………………..........…...…2,006

Quincy Valley 2013 Population...............................................11,967 (Total for 98848 zip code) Source: Washington State Employment Security Department Labor Market & Analysis & Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc.

Transportation & warehousing..................................................1,673

Median Age........................................................................................26.2 Source: Grant County Health District

Transportation

Administrative..................................................................................1,622

Wholesale trade...............................................................................1,205 Rate of Growth from 2010 to 2013...........................................7.2% Professional & technical services..............................................1,030 Source: U.S. Census 2013 Source: Grant County Economic Development Council

Household Median Income...................................................$43,047 Source: Grant County Economic Development Council

Highways Interstate 90 is 10 miles south of Quincy.

Highway 28 and Highway 281 intersect in Quincy.

2014 Major Employers in the Quincy Valley Employer.......................................................................................Jobs ConAgra/Lamb Weston....................................................................460 Quincy Foods.......................................................................................370 Quincy School District......................................................................369 National Frozen Foods Corp. ……….............................……...270 Custom Apple Packers (Starr Ranch)…...............................….200 Lineage Columbia..….................................................................….160 Microsoft ……………………..........................………………150 Double Diamond Fruit………..............................……………140

Bus Northwestern Trailways stops in Quincy on its Seattle-toChicago line. 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.

Air The local airport is Quincy Municipal Airport with an elevation of 1,276 feet and a runway of 3,582 feet.

Pangborn Memorial Airport in East Wenatchee is 30 miles away. It has frequent commercial flights to Seattle. The airport’s expansion, which includes a runway extension from 5,700 feet to 7,000 feet, is set to be completed in 2017, providing enhanced services.

Celite Corp……………...............................……………………70 Source: Grant County Economic Development Council

Major regional airports are SeaTac International in Seattle, which is 147 miles away, and Spokane International in Spokane, which is 140 miles away.

2015 Major Industries in Grant County

Distance in miles to major cities

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

Seattle.....................................................................................................147

Agriculture......................................................................................10,274

Spokane.................................................................................................140

Government......................................................................................8,027

Vancouver, BC.....................................................................................272

Manufacturing.................................................................................4,382

Portland.................................................................................................255

Retail trade........................................................................................4,224

Tri-Cities....................................................................................................99

Health care & social assistance…….............…………...…3,059

Yakima.......................................................................................................81

Hospitality..........................................................................................2,777

Wenatchee..............................................................................................36

Construction………………………….......…...…………..2,320

Moses Lake.............................................................................................34

Other services..................................................................................2,088

Ellensburg................................................................................................49

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Serving the Quincy Valley since 1944 The purpose of the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce is the promotion of agricultural, civic, commercial, recreational and financial interests of the citizens of the Quincy Valley and preservation of the free enterprise system.

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

119 F St. SE Quincy, WA • PO Box 688 Quincy, WA 98848 • (509) 787-2140 www.quincyvalley.org • Email- qvcc@quincyvalley.org • Follow us on

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More facts City Government Quincy City Hall and the Quincy Police Department are located at 104 B St. S.W. Quincy Public Library is at 208 Central Ave. S. Quincy Animal Shelter is at 213 6th Ave. N.E. Grant County Fire District No. 3, which provides fire protection service to all of the Quincy Valley, including the City of Quincy, is located at 1201 Central Ave. S.

Health Care Quincy Valley Medical Center includes a 25-bed critical access hospital, a rural health clinic, a physical therapy practice and an emergency room.

Quincy Community Health Center, which is a part of the Moses Lake Community Health Center, provides a wide range of medical and dental services as well as outreach and social services.

Higher Education Wenatchee Valley College, a comprehensive two-year community college, is 36 miles from Quincy in Wenatchee.

Big Bend Community College, a comprehensive two-year community college, is 34 miles from Quincy in Moses Lake.

Central Washington University, a four-year state college, is 49 miles from Quincy in Ellensburg.

Quality fruits, vegetables, and artisans

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Valley Weather Climate Annual precipitation 7.79 inches Annual snowfall 12.7 inches Annual days of sunshine 194 days Annual days of precipitation 52 days Elevation 1,283 feet Average temperatures January February March April May June July August September October November December

High/Low 36/23 43/26 55/32 64/38 72/46 79/53 87/58 86/57 77/49 63/38 46/30 34/21

Brian M. Chase Attorney at Law

Criminal Defense • Personal Injury Family Law • Estate Planning 209 Central Ave. South Quincy, WA 98848 Phone: 509 787 9000 Fax: 509 787-9040 bchaselaw@nwi.net www.brianchaselaw.com

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quality fruits, vegetables, and artisans.

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economic Port of Quincy: Leading development in the Quincy Valley Port of Quincy Mission Statement: The Port of Quincy is committed to facilitate and expand trade promotion, industrial development, and tourism; and to maximize opportunities for area residents and businesses.

The Port of Quincy was formed in 1958 to promote an agricultural and industrial economy.

The port’s primary role has been to foster economic development within its jurisdiction by encouraging agricultural, industrial and commercial businesses to locate in the region. In 2007 the Washington State Legislature expanded port rules to include tourism and recreational opportunities. It is committed to improving the area’s economic base by utilizing Top - The front of the Sabey data center. Above the port’s assets effectively.

Ancient Lake Wine Company unloading grapes.

Covering 572 square miles, the Port of Quincy is the largest geographic port district in Grant County year, along with a combination of water, soil and encompasses the cities of Quincy and George. and infrequent precipitation at harvest time, contributes to the area producing some of the The Port of Quincy is located in a rich agricultural highest crop yields in the state. valley located near the center of Washington in The Port of Quincy has facilitated the location the western portion of Grant County, bounded on or expansion of numerous companies within its western edge by the Columbia River. Interstate its district including: Double Diamond, Custom 90 bisects the district. State Highways 28, 281 and Apple Packers, Con Agra storage, Quincy Fresh 283, as well as the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Fruit, Amway, Microsoft, Yahoo!, Intuit, Sabey, Mainline running between Seattle and Chicago, M3 Storage, Central Washington Concrete, also serve the district.

Hashplex, FMD Technologies, Ancient Lake Wine Access to both surface and groundwater Company, Skagit Transportation, Baseline Lake resulting from the Columbia Basin Project has and Columbia Colstor. The port also owns and fostered the widespread use of irrigation to operates a truck-rail intermodal facility and an 18supplement the moderate annual rainfall (8 to 9 inches). The more than 160 frost-free days each hole public golf course.

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KNUTSON CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN SERVING OUR CUSTOMERS SINCE 1976.

We are general contractors providing customers with quality products and service.

Knutson Construction builds but is not limited to: • Foundations • Light Gauge • Pole Buildings • Steel Buildings • Stick Frame Buildings • Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings

Office : 509-787-4907 • Cell: 509-398-7312 Business license # KNUTSC*244QA

We have air conditioning & heater products, standard motor products, auto paint, and we make hydraulic hoses. We will also scan your check engine light for free!

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Auto Supply

Complete line of electrical equipment & electric motors

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315 F St. S.E. • Quincy • 787-1591

THE GREAT BRANDS AND MORE ALL UNDER ONE ROOF! WE RENT: Thatchers • tillers • trenchers • lawn rollers jackhammers • concrete cutters • roto-drills • big augers cement mixers • tile cutters • drain augers • air compressors carpet shampooers and all kinds of moving dollies.

Our building department has: Lumber, drywall, paint, plumbing, electrical & irrigation supplies.

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We also have seeds, potting soil, lawn and garden tools, pots, & everything else you need for your lawn & garden!

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Public Schools

Quincy School District Administrative Office www.qsd.wednet.edu/ 119 J St. SW 509-787-4571

Mountain View Elementary School Grades: K-third 119 D St. NE 509-787-4548

George Elementary School Grades: K-fourth 401 S. Washington Way, George 509-785-2244

Student Demographics 1999 vs. 2015 Enrollment: 2,263 students

47%

43% Female Male

Students on free or reduced lunches

60%

Migrant students

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Race/Ethnicity

40%

White

59%

Hispanic

Transitional bilingual students

23%

School facilities

330,153 sq. ft.

125 classrooms, includes 8 portable classrooms

Enrollment: 2,851 students

Race/Ethnicity

13.5% 51%

Male

49%

Female

Students on free or reduced lunches

82%

Migrant students

15%

White

86%

Hispanic Transitional bilingual students

40%

School facilities

2013-2014

1999-2000

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Our schools

373,489 sq. ft.

156 classrooms, includes 32

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Grades: K-third 224 J St. SE 509-787-1595

Monument Elementary School Grades: Fourth-sixth 1400 13th Ave. SW 509-787-9826

Quincy Junior High Grades: Seventh-eighth 417 C St. SE 509-787-4435

Quincy High School Grades: Ninth-12th 16 6th Ave SE 509-787-3501

High Tech High QSD alternative education school Grades: Ninth-12th 404 1st Ave. SW 509-787-1678 Private Schools Quincy Valley School Grades: Preschool to 12th www.quincyvalleyschool.org/ 715 Central Ave. N 509-797-5301 Relocation Guide 2015-2016

Quincy Valley School Committed to Excellence in Private Education Now Offering Academic Preschool Program Classes for 4 year olds

Kindergarten Program

Pre-Kindergarten, half day and full day Kindergarten classes

1st through 8th Grades Quincy Valley Academy 9th-12th Grades

QVS Advantages • Strong challenging academic curriculum • Comprehensive Fine Arts program, • Spanish and Computer training • Small class size with a family feel

• Empowers students to achieve • their potential • Morals based program structured • around values & character traits

• Passionate certificated Teachers

• Incorporates field study, outdoor • education & community service

• Nurtures each child to develop • confidence and self-esteem

• Students discover the joy and rewards • of learning and attending school

We welcome you to visit our school and talk with our teachers about our unique curriculum.

We offer a scholarship program with tuition assistance for qualified students.

Don’t miss this opportunity for your child. Today, more than ever, quality education for our children is essential to give them the skills they need to find success in life.

Classes fill up fast so don’t delay!

Call today to arrange your visit 509-797-5301 www.quincyvalleyschool.org | 1804 13th Ave SW Quincy, WA. 98848

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Our Churches To honor the faith of their forefathers, a group of Quincy residents restored the 1904 German Lutheran Church, the first church built in Quincy. The church was moved next door to the Reiman-Simmons House, which was built during the same year. The house is open for nondenominational worship services and other events scheduled through the Quincy Valley Historical Society. For information about the church, call the historical society at 509-787-4685.

Christ the Savior Lutheran Church 509-785-4350 214 Deacon Ave., George Quincy Christian Reformed Church 509-787-264 420 H St. S.E., Quincy Church of Christ 509-787-4738 Corner of A Street and 1st Avenue Northeast, Quincy

Quincy First Presbyterian Church 509-787-2718 715 N. Central Ave., Quincy Jehovah’s Witness 509-787-6000 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 509-787-2130 1102 2nd Ave. S.E., Quincy Quincy Baptist Church 509-787-0404 228 F. St. S.E., Quincy Quincy First Assembly of God Church 509-787-1773 526 H St. S.E., Quincy Quincy Free Methodist Church 509-787-4491 301 I S.W., Quincy

Church of the Nazarene 509-787-2047 625 N. Central Ave., Quincy

Quincy Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church 509-787-1044 17047 Road 9 N.W., Quincy

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

St. Paul Lutheran Church 509-787-2824 716 3rd Ave. S.E., Quincy

First Baptist Church 509-787-3492 707 J St. S.W., Quincy

St. Pius X Catholic Church 509-787-2622 805 N. Central, Quincy

Quincy Veterinary Clinic

We believe great things happen when people get together face to face.

Laura E. Hoyt, DVM 616 F Street SW Quincy, WA 98848 509-787-2611 quincyveterinaryclinic.com

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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.

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Clubs in the Valley Community groups & service clubs

Georgettes of George, Washington 509-785-6190 Contact: Debby Kooy

Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce www.quincyvalley.org 509-787-2140 119 F. St. S.E. qvcc@quincyvalley.org

Cub Scouts Pack 40 509-787-1554 Contact: Russ Harrington

Quincy Valley Lions Contact: 509-398-0957 Meets at the Christian Reformed Church, 420 H St. S.E., Quincy Quincy Lions 509-787-2180 Contact: Dan Nielson Meets the second and fourth Thursday at the Quincy Moose Lodge, 109 E St. S.E.

Boy Scouts Park 101 509-787-2180 Contact: Dan Nielson Campfire Girls 509-787-3676 Quincy Booster Club 509-787-4513

Scharbach's Columbia Funeral Chapel

Rotary Club Meets at noon on Thursdays at the Quincy Senior Center, 522 F. St. S.E. Quincy Moose Lodge No. 1925 509-787-2650 109 E. St. S.E.

Serving the Columbia Basin Mike & Jeannie Scharbach, Owners

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

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

Columbia Agricultural Consultants, Inc. “We make farming a science”

Seed • Processor • Storage • Grower • Dealer

Chet Pedersen Soil Agronomist

Phone: 509-787-2019 | Fax: 509-787-3033 | 210 G St. SE P.O. Box 576, Quincy, WA 16

FARMER BEAN & SEED, LLC

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Always the 2nd Saturday in September Ever wonder where your food comes from?

Visit Quincy for Farmer Consumer Awareness Day and help us celebrate the farmers who feed us!

Something for everyone!

-Fabulous Food, -Great Entertainment, -Parade -Local Tours -Car show / Tractor Pull -Produce Sale -Petting Zoo -Chef Extravaganza & Balloon Fest also FCAD weekend

Our farm to your table!

Visit our website for event schedule: www.quincyfarmerconsumer.com

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Exploring the local parks The City of Quincy has an active recreation program that provides a variety of activities for people of all ages. From free family movie and game nights to art classes and recreational sports leagues, the rec department is an active program in the small community.

The recreation department also organizes the Summer City Bus Tours, a unique and much-lookedforward-to tradition in Quincy. Every summer, the recreation department shines the spotlight on the local community by putting together geology tours and tours of local businesses. The popular tours, held on Saturdays during the summer, meet at the ReimanSimmons House parking lot, where participants board a city bus and explore the community with a guide.

For more information on programs, go to www. qtownrec.us or email info@qtownrec.us.

The city also maintains a variety of parks throughout Quincy. Those parks are: Quincy Aquatic Center In East Park, on the eastern edge of town off of Highway 28, the aquatic center features two large slides, a zero-depth wading pool, fountains, a deeper wading pool and a traditional lap pool. It also has changing rooms, a concession stand, picnic shelter and plenty of green grass for lounging and enjoying down time.

Opening in mid-June each year, the aquatic center is open through August. It opens at 1 p.m. daily to the public.

A team of well-trained lifeguards and concession workers operates the center. Single-day admission is reasonable, and punch cards and season passes are available. The center also is available for private parties.

East Park Located around the Quincy Aquatic Center, East Park has a softball field, BMX bike track, children’s play structures, a covered picnic area and more.

Lauzier Park At 1400 13th Ave. S.W., Lauzier Park is the newest of 18

the parks. Lauzier Park has soccer fields, softball fields, restrooms, picnic areas, a children’s play structure, tennis courts, basketball courts and a covered community stage for summer concerts and other community-building activities. The park is adjacent to Monument School.

North Park At the corner of Central Avenue North and B Street Northeast, the park provides a place to play softball and basketball as well as time to climb around on

the children’s play structures.

Simmons Park Behind the Reiman-Simmons House and Pioneer Church, Simmons Park is a quiet neighborhood park with a full play structure for children.

O Connell Park This is a small park at the corner of B Street and 3rd Avenue Northeast.

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the unique water feature. The park is the site of the annual Christmas community celebration, when Santa makes his stop in Quincy.

George Community Park Located next to the George Community Hall, 403 W. Montmorency, this park is the central hub for many of the festivities in George, from the Fourth of July celebration to the annual bluegrass festival. The park has a community stage and children’s playground, as well as many shaded areas for festivals or family gatherings.

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28, near the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Memorial Park is the site of the Quincy Valley Veterans Memorial Wall, which pays tribute to all veterans, living or passed, who have served the country. Every year during the Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day celebration, new names are added to the wall.

South Park Adjacent to Pioneer Elementary School, South Park is the site of the city’s Little League fields.

Quincy Rotary Park: Located in downtown Quincy, this simple park has a fountain and benches so you can sit and listen to water spill over the antique equipment that make up

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What to do in the Valley

The Gorge Amphitheatre: Best outdoor venue in North America The Quincy Valley’s No. 1 visitor attraction is the Gorge Amphitheatre.

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

The Gorge is set in a natural bowl above the spectacular basalt cliffs of the Columbia River Gorge. Its one-of-a-kind scenery, combined with the natural acoustics of the area, draws top performers and spectators from across the globe.

Concert season kicks off on Memorial Day weekend with the annual Sasquatch! Festival, a four-day music fest that draws some of the best in entertainment. The Gorge caters to many fans, from those who enjoy Watershed, which features top country acts, to the those who follow the Dave Mathews Band, a favorite with the locals every Labor Day weekend.

The Gorge also has camping onsite and in 2014 was beginning planning on a future expansion that will bring more lodging and amenities to the already popular location.

For a complete concert schedule, go to www.gorgeamphitheatre.net.

The Columbia River: A bounty of recreational fun Along with providing life-giving water to the crops of the Quincy Valley, the Columbia River, which forms the western border of the valley, provides residents and visitors alike with bounteous recreational opportunities.

The Columbia River comprises some 260,000 square miles, from its headwaters in British Columbia, Canada, to its mouth at Astoria, Ore. The small section that borders the Quincy Valley is a treat for people who enjoy water recreation. From boating and jet skiing to swimming and fishing, there is something for everyone to do at the river.

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Take a Step Back in Time… at the historic reiman-simmons house and pioneer church We invite you to visit Quincy’s Heritage House Site: • Visit the House, Church and Museum: Open for tours on Friday and Saturday Memorial weekend through 2nd Saturday in September or by appointment - call (509) 787-4685.

• Harvest Festival (2nd Saturday in October): Bring the kids and grandkids to this free, family-oriented day focused on learning about pioneer life. Hands-on activities include apple cider pressing, candle making, cow milking, summer kitchen baking and much more! Featuring live folk music, a chuckwagon lunch and even a hay ride. You won’t want to miss this!

• Old-Fashioned Christmas (December): Celebrate the holiday as the Reimans did in 1904 — singing carols by the pump organ, hearing the Christmas story, the reading of “The Night Before Christmas,” and of course, the lighting of the tree. A free program to bring the true spirit of Christmas to your family.

• Summer Adventure Classes for Kids: We offer select, hands-on classes for kids during the summer to discover history, geology, science & fun!

• Rentals for intimate weddings, receptions, funerals, reunions and private parties: Call to request an information packet.

• Sage Brush Mercantile Gift Shop: Local books on history, gifts, photography and more!

For more information on any of these events or to get involved, call and leave a message at (509)787-4685.

The Reiman-Simmons House and Pioneer Church are located at 415 F St. SW along Highway 28 across from the Subway restaurant in Quincy.

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Another nearby public access point is at Vantage and Wanapum State Park, about 20 miles southwest of Quincy off Interstate 90. For a complete list of access points, go to www.grantpud.org.

Quincy Valley wine: Award-winning wineries There are well over 2,000 acres of wine grapes in the Quincy Basin. And that number is quickly growing.

In recognition of the unique qualities of this growing region, the federal government granted an American Viticultural Area to the region, which is known as Ancient Lakes of Columbia Valley. The name Ancient Lakes refers to the geological forces that shaped the region, which can be proudly displayed on local wine labels as a badge of quality.

In addition, the Quincy Valley is flush with award-winning wineries, including Milbrandt Vineyards, Cave B Wines, Jones of Washington, Beaumont Cellars, White Heron Cellars and Errant Cellars. Most have tasting rooms in the area.

The tasting rooms are: Jones of Washington, 2101 F St. S.W. in Quincy; Beaumont Cellars, 8634 Road U (off of White Trail Road); Cave B Winery, 348 Silica Road N.W. (at Cave B Inn); White Heron Cellars, 23832 Fine Wine Road N.W. (just above Crescent Bar); and Errant Cellars, 15 B St. S.E in Quincy.

And don’t forget The Grape Quincy Wine Cellar, 2 D St. S.E. 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. Locals and visitors enjoy an abundance of delicious foods that come from the farm right to their table.

White Trail Farm Market, 10024 Road U N.W., has fresh, sweet local cherries in June and fresh corn and apples in late summer and fall. It also serves espresso and milkshakes. Don’t forget to browse White Trail Fram Market’s selection of handmade jewelry and gifts. Contact 509-7871543.

Hilltop Harvest Barn, the newest fresh fruit vendor in the area, is at 10086 Rd U 7 N.W. Traveling north through Quincy toward Wenatchee, you will find the turn into the store on the right side of the highway, just across from the rest area. Located in the middle of an 22

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Golf courses: 3 courses within a short trip An abundance of sunshine and warm temperatures in Central Washington means only one thing: Golfing and the Quincy Valley go hand in hand.

Colockum Ridge Golf Course, located south of Quincy at 17056 Road 5 N.W., is an 18-hole public golf experience. Golfers of all skill levels enjoy a course suitable for walking or riding, coupled with subtle challenges and scenic beauty.

A fully stocked pro shop, as well as mouthwatering meals, complete the total package for golfers at Colockum Ridge. For more information, go to www.colockumridgegolf. com.

In the Quincy Valley, there are also two ninehole courses at Crescent Bar. Sunserra at Crescent Bar, 23572 N.W. Sunserra Loop, was designed by Reven Fontenot, who’s 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 the SunFire Grill. Go to www.sunserragolf.com for more information.

The Crescent Bar Golf Course, 8894 N.W. Crescent Bar Road, is a public course with open-play policy. It has two sets of tees on each hole as it makes its way down to the tip of Crescent Bar Island and back. The golf course includes a driving range, restaurant, lounge, and RV and camping spaces, marina and tennis courts.

Nature lovers: Chukars and jackrabbits and marmots, oh my Nature lovers don’t have to go far in the Quincy Valley to see all manner of wildlife.

Those who drive through the country are bound to see red-tail hawks, owls, ducks, geese, pheasants, killdeer, chukar, grouse, quail and partridges from their car windows, with the occasional sighting of mammals including mule deer, jackrabbits, ground squirrels, badgers, marmots and coyotes. There have even been recent sightings of cougars in the northern part of the Quincy Valley.

Some of the prime wildlife watching areas in the Quincy Valley are the Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area and the Winchester Lake Wildlife Area.

The Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area is one of the most important waterfowl breeding grounds in Washington.

Along with the ducks and other species who stay year-round in the area, millions of other birds use the area for resting and feeding as they make their annual migrations across the Pacific Flyway.

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The Winchester Lake Wildlife Area is also another important breeding ground and stopover on the Pacific Flyway. About 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. Before hunting, be sure to check with the WDFW at www.wdfw.wa.gov to learn all the regulations and restrictions.

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

There are two prime public fishing spots in the Quincy Valley: the Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area and the Winchester Lake Wildlife Area.

The Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area is comprised 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.

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Get outdoors: Hiking, rock climbing & mountain biking The Quincy area has ample trails and old roads to hike and ride a mountain bike along. While most of the trails everyone travels are located around the Quincy Lakes Recreation Area, there are miles of hillside north of town in the Beasley Hills. There are no designated trail systems on the hills, but there are many places to walk along the hill tops and up and down the canyons.

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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.

Both areas are managed by the WDFW. See www. wdfw.wa.gov to learn about all of the regulations and restrictions before fishing the area.

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numerous smaller lakes dotting the landscape. There are trails connecting all the lakes, small and large, to one another.

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

The old Vantage Highway boasts not only hiking trails, but also local rock climbing for the area. The Basalt Columns of the Frenchman Coulee Climbing area host hundreds of rock climbers searching for warm weather, endless sun and rocks galore.

The biggest thing to remember while hiking or rock climbing around Quincy is there is little shade or potable water. Staying well hydrated, bringing sun screen and being ready for high temperatures during the middle part of the day are important health precautions to take.

The terrain is also very loose, rocky and uneven; boots are highly recommended, as the boots will provide more ankle support than tennis shoes as well as a little more protection from environmental hazards.

When hiking, be mindful of animal hazards. In the Quincy Valley, that means rattlesnakes and ticks.

The dry heat and endless sagebrush brings these little pests out in force.

Museums: Explore our local history Built in 1904 by German-Russian immigrants, Quincy’s Reiman-Simmons House is now a museum listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.

The house, 415 F St. S.W., is open 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturdays from April through October, or by appointment at 509-787-4685.

The museum is one of the few buildings left from Quincy’s earliest pioneer days. Today it includes artifacts, photos and information about Quincy’s history.

It is more than a museum, however, as it is actively used by the Quincy community for events and celebrations throughout the year, which help connect Quincy residents of today with the early pioneers who settled the area.

Some of the annual events include: a Summer Adventure classes for kids, Harvest Festival in October and an Old-Fashioned Christmas in December.

Onsite at the museum is the restored German Lutheran Church, built in 1904 in a different location in Quincy to serve as the town’s first house of worship. The church was moved next door to the ReimanSimmons house in 2007.

For a view of local history via the Wanapum Indians, visit the newly built Wanapum Heritage Center, which is near Priest Rapids Dam, 45 miles south of Quincy off of 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.

The new heritage center, which was set to open in the summer 2015, will include an interpretive center with permanent and temporary displays, a repository and collection facility, an archive and research library, and staff offices. More information is at www.grantpud.org.

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Festivals, derbies and more February President’s Day celebration in George, Washington. Free birthday cake, entertainment and education about the Father of Our Country. Put on by the Georgettes at the George Community Hall, 403 W. Montmorency Blvd.

Allied Arts Musical. Quincy Valley Allied Arts puts on its annual musical at the Quincy High School Performing Arts Center. Go to www.qvaa.org.

March Quincy Valley Tourism Association trout fishing derby. Held the first Saturday in March, weather permitting, in the Quincy Lakes Recreational Area. With prizes for adults and youth divisions. Go to www.quincyvalleytourism. org.

April Crescent Bar Spring Festival. All-day event. Includes a morning fun run, afternoon golf tournament, children’s games and live entertainment. Fireworks start at dusk. Go to www.sunserra.com.

May Quincy Valley Tourism Association’s northern pike minnow fishing derby. Held on the Columbia River, weather permitting. More than $18,000 in prizes, including cash and fishing boats. Go to www.quincyvalleytourism.com.

Mother’s Day Tea. Quincy Valley Historical Society hosts this event at the restored Pioneer Church. Go to www. quincyvalleytourism.org.

Memorial Day Ceremony in Quincy. Includes a service and beautiful flag raising at Quincy Valley Cemetery.

For more information, call 787-2140.

Sasquatch! Festival. The concert season kicks off Memorial Day weekend at the Gorge Amphitheatre. Go to www.gorgeamphitheatre.net.

June Paradiso Festival. A weekend electronic music festival at the Gorge Amphitheatre. Go to www. gorgeamphitheatre.net.

Dru Gimlin 3-on-3 Tournament. Held in downtown Quincy, teams of all ages compete in the tournament, which includes a slam dunk competition. Vendors and entertainment also at the day-long event. Go to www. quincyvalley.org.

Summer Adventure classes for kids at the Reiman-Simmons House. Go to www.quincyvalleytourism.org.

Quincy Summer Bus Tours. Sponsored by the City of Quincy, the tours include about seven interesting locations around the city. Participants get a hands-on experience touring the featured businesses and other organizations or sights that make the city special. Held on Saturdays. Call 509-787-3523, extension 251, or go to

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Rock ‘n’ Ride through George. Annual bike ride on county roads through the George area. For all ages and abilities, with 10-, 30-, 70- and 100-mile rides.

Staging area is at George Community Hall, 403 W. Montmorency Blvd. After-ride feed follows. Go to www.quincyvalley.org.

Kube 93 Summer Jam. A weekend music festival featuring top name hip-hop performers at the Gorge Amphitheatre. Go to www.gorgeamphitheatre.net.

July George Fourth of July. The Quincy Valley’s Independence Day celebration in George. Starts with Firecracker Fun Run and ends with a fireworks display.

Includes grand parade, patriotic programs, children’s games, entertainment and food. See the World’s Largest Cherry Pie. Go to www.quincyvalleytourism. org.

Crescent Bar Golf Cart Parade. This annual parade has Crescent Bar families decorate golf carts in some of the most creative ways you will see all year.

Quincy Business Association Market Day - downtown with vendor and food booths. Go to www. quincyvalley.org.

Quincy Valley Chamber’s Women’s Day. Typically held during the month of July, this event is devoted to women and allows the Quincy Valley businesses an opportunity to showcase their products and services.

The day includes live demonstrations and a fashion show. Go to www.quincyvalley.org.

Quincy Summer Bus Tours. Sponsored by the City of Quincy, the tours include about seven interesting locations around the city. Participants get a hands-on experience touring the featured businesses and other organizations or sights that make the city special. Held on Saturdays. Call 509-787-3523, extension 251, or go to www.qtownrec.us.

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Allied Arts Summer Theater. Quincy Valley Allied Arts puts on its annual summer theater production at George City Park and White Heron Cellars. Go to www.qvaa.org.

August Quincy Summer Bus Tours. Sponsored by the City of Quincy, the tours include about seven interesting locations around the city. Participants get a hands-on experience touring the featured businesses and other organizations or sights that make the city special. Held on Saturdays. Call 509-787-3523, extension 251, or go to www.qtownrec.us.

Watershed Music Festival. 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.

September Quincy’s Farmer-Consumer Awareness Days is one of the valley’s largest annual festivals. Held the second weekend of September, it includes a fun run, antique tractor pull, grand parade, fresh produce sale, quilt show, live entertainment, car show and kids activities. Go to www.quincyfarmerconsumer.com.

Hot Air Balloon Festival. Held in conjunction with Farmer Consumer Day, the Hot Air Balloon Festival is lots of fun for the entire family. There are early morning balloon launches each day, provide visitors with an explosion of color to start out their day. The evening includes a wine and beer garden, musical entertainment and live fireworks. Got to www. partiesonthegreen.com.

George Bluegrass Festival. The week-long festival attracts bluegrass musicians and fans from throughout the Northwest. Held at the George City Park, off of Montmorency Boulevard, the free festival includes concerts and workshops. Go to www. georgebluegrassfestival.com.

October Reiman-Simmons House Harvest Festival. Here’s a chance to see what it was like to live and work as an early pioneer in the Quincy Valley. Festival includes hands-on activities such as candle making, corn grinding, apple cider making and cooking on a wood stove. Go to www.quincyvalleytourism.org.

Downtown trick or treating. Look for the orange pumpkin in windows of participating businesses. Go to www.quincyvalley.org.

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Harvest maze and pumpkin patch. Fridays through Sundays during the month of October at Becerra Gardens, on the corner of roads 9 and K Northwest. Go to www.becerragardens.com.

Allied Arts Children’s Theater. Quincy Valley Allied Arts puts on its annual children’s theater production at Quincy High School Performing Arts Center. Go to www.qvaa.org.

November Quincy Valley Lions Club Turkey Bingo. A community tradition that gives participants a chance to win a turkey for their Thanksgiving dinner. At the Quincy Community Center.

December Old-Fashioned Christmas. Quincy Valley Historical Society hosts this event at the restored Pioneer Church, off of F Street. Go to www.quincyvalleytourism.org.

Community Christmas Concert. Quincy Valley Allied Arts hosts the annual free event at the Quincy High School Performing Arts Center. Usually the second Sunday in December. Go to www.qvaa.org.

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Cave B Estate Winery 344 Silica Road N.W. Quincy, 785-3500 Cave B Resort 344 Silica Road N.W. Quincy, 787-8000 Central Bean Co. Inc. P.O. Box 215 Quincy, 787-1544 Central Bonded Collectors P.O. Box 1073 Moses Lake, 765-3427 Central Washington Income Tax 27 C St. S.W. Quincy, 398-2623 Chet’s Honda Polaris 17 H St. S.W. Quincy, 787- 3617 CHS Inc. 2 Division St. W. Quincy, 787-2510/787-3511 China Tang Buffet 716 13th Ave. Building B Quincy, 787-7200 City of Quincy 104 B St. S.W. Quincy, 787-3523 CliftonLarsonAllen LLP 405 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-4513 Cobia Custom Services 1499 Highway 281 Spur Quincy, 398-0728 Coleman Oil Company 9 N. Central Ave. Quincy, 787-2215 Colockum Ridge Golf 17056 Road 5 N.W. Quincy, 787-6206 Columbia Ag Consultants Inc. P.O. Box 576 Quincy, 787-2019 Columbia Basin Improvement Co. Inc. P.O. Box 99696 Lakewood, WA, 253-588-9336 Columbia Crane P.O. Box 3363 Wenatchee, 888-6671 ConAgra/Lamb-Weston 1005 E St. S.W. Quincy, 787-3567

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Connect Telecom LLC P.O. Box 775 Quincy, 787-3000 Consolidated Disposal Services Inc. P.O. Box 1154 Ephrata, 754-2468 Crazy Lady Catering Quincy, 398-0568 Crescent Bar Inc. 8894 Crescent Bar Road N.W. No. 1 Crescent Bar, 787-1511 Crop Production Services Inc. 895 N. Beverly Burke Road Quincy, 785-3200 Crossroads School of Dog Training Quincy, 670-8386

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DA Davidson/Wade Gebers 151 S. Worthen Ave. Suite 201 Wenatchee, 800-664-9063 Dano Law Firm P.S. P.O. Box 1159 Moses Lake, 765-9285 Davis Arneil Law Firm LLP P.O. Box 2136 Wenatchee, 787-4545 Dependable Ground Spray 750-9641

Desert Sun Dental 520 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-4531 Design Unlimited 1019 Adams Road S. Quincy, 760-0090 Dr. Dino Cacchiotti DDS, M.S. 201 H St. S.E. Quincy, 787-1324 doTERRA Wellness Advocate 126 N St. S.W. Quincy, 509-289-9474 Double Diamond Fruit P.O. Box 788 Quincy, 787-4644 Ducks Unlimited - Quincy Chapter, 787-4513 Duda Insurance 211 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-4447

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Economy Accounting LLC Moses Lake, 797-1040 Edward Jones 15 E St. S.E. Quincy, 787-4347 Emerald Desert Nursery 7499 Road L.5 N.W. Quincy, 787-3051

Crazy Lady Catering

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Customize your menu for your event!

Weddings • Business Meetings Reunions • Benefit Dinners and Much More!

Try our muffins, scones, yummy milkshakes & more!

Amie Schaapman & Family crazylady06.as@gmail.com

522 F St SW • 787-6253 Open Mon - Fri 6am, Sat-Sun, 7-2

(emails preferred)

509-398-0568

Delicious authentic Mexican Food

509-787-2211

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Lunch: Tue.-Fri. 11 am-5pm, Sat. 11am-2pm Dinner: Tues.-Fri. at 5 pm Breakfast: Sat. 8am - 11am Sun. 8 am-1 pm 18 B Street SE, Quincy WA

509.787.3714

www.idlehoureatery.com

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Daja M 760-4

Tom Parrish 797-3495

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Farmer Bean & Seed LLC Kelly Field P.O. Box 455 Quincy, 787-3066 750-6984 Farmer Consumer Awareness Day Committee P.O. Box 1865 Quincy, 787-4246

Tom P 398-0

Daja Mayfield 760-4212

GEORGE George Washington Realty WASHINGTON REALTY Scott Teuber

Where will your dreams meet your neighbors?

Designated Broker/Owner Scott Teuber Designated Broker/Owner

Kelly Field 750-6984

Windermere /Central Basin, LLC Scott@georgewashingtonrealty.com Scott@georgewashingtonrealty.com 214 Royal Anne Dr. • George WA. 98824 503 S Central Ave Quincy WA • 509.787.4536 • www.windermere.com 503 S Central Ave • Quincy, WA 509-797-3634 • GeorgeWashingtonRealty.com 509-797-3634

509.787.4536

GeorgeWashingtonRealty.com Let my experience work for you!

www.quincy.windermere.com

Let my experience work for you!

Debra Adams 750-1384

®

An Independent INSURANCE Agency

®

• Air-conditioned public areas • Air conditioning • Check-in time starts at 4 p.m.

• Check-out time is 11 a.m.

• Coffee/tea maker • Fitness facilities • Free local calls • Iron/ironing board • Continental breakfast

• Kitchenette • Microwave • Number of floors - 1 • Pets allowed • Refrigerator • Self parking • Smoke-free property • Wake-up calls

SINCE 1952

LIFE / MEDICAL / AUTO / HOME / COMMERCIAL / FARM 3 convenient locations

Open Mon-Fri 8:30 to 5pm Quincy office • 13 C St. SW • 787-3571 Ephrata office • 105 Basin St. NW • 754-2021 Wenatchee office • 925 5th St Suite A • 663-1331

• Moving van rentals available

Located in Quincy, Knights Inn Quincy is in a rural location and attractions in the region include The Gorge Amphitheatre and Cave B Estate Winery.

710 10th AVE SW Quincy, WA • (509) 797-7001 www.knightsinn.com • Safe and Secure!

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Envoy Mortgage Ltd. P.O. Box 1105 Ephrata, 754-3099 Debra Adams Errant Cellars 750-1384 C 303 N St. S.W. Quincy, 289-9660

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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Faw & Son’s Produce 12488 Highway 28 W. Quincy 787-2612 The Flower Basket 109 F St. S.E. Quincy, 787-1516 Flying M Air LLC P.O. Box 65 Malaga, WA, 731-4354

Grigg Farms LLC 12139 Road 6 N.W. Quincy, 787-3225

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H & R Block 902 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-7229 Hairquarters 21 D St. S.W. Suite B5 Quincy, 785-4247 Harrison’s Diamonds & Designs 4 Basin St. N.W. Ephrata, 754-4817 Hilltop Harvest Barn 10086 Road U.7 N.W. Quincy, 787-2276 Horning Brothers LLC 14095 Baseline Road W Quincy, 785-1505

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Garrison Homes LLC Quincy, 787-1676 Garth Dano Law Firm 100 E. Broadway Ave. Moses Lake, 766-8426 George Community Hall 403 W. Montmorency George, 785-3041 George Washington Realty www.georgewashingtonrealty.com, 797-3634 Gillespie Eye Care 701 2nd Ave. S.E. Quincy, 787-1581 The Gorge Amphitheatre 754 Silica Road N.W. Quincy, 785-6262 Gotta Have Java 215 E St. S.E. Quincy, 787-3129 The Grainery Cafe 101 E St. S.E. Quincy, 797-7240 Grainery Express LLC 522 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-6253 Grant PUD 30 C St. S.W. Ephrata, 27 B St. S.W. Quincy, 754-0500 Grant County Economic Development Council P.O. Box 2359 Moses Lake, 764-6579 Grant County Fire District No. 3 1201 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-2713

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Idle Hour Eatery & Spirits 18 B St. S.E. Quincy, 787-3714 Impact Directories 1251 N. Cole Road Boise, Idaho, 208-225-3570 Inland Oil & Propane P.O. Box 1170 Ephrata, 754-4606 The Insurance Store/Susan Holman Ephrata 760-2415 Intuit 711 M St. N.E. Quincy, 775-848-0825 Island Cup & Cone 8894 Crescent Bar Road N.W. No. 4 Crescent Bar, 797-3692

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Jones of Washington Winery 2101 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-8108

Smith Brothers’

Antiques~Books~Espresso Collectibles ~Art ~Uniques

Fine Win es!

Double Decker!

• Wine Cruises • Day Trips

VIP Concert Transportation

CRESCENT BAR CHARTERS LLC

9843 Crescent Bar Rd Quincy, WA 98848 •787-3820 Smith Brothers Antiques Espresso “We combine expert knowledge with best-in-class management tools to minimize the complexities of running your own business.”

OUR SOLUTIONS    

Limo Service Wine Tours!

BusStop@CBarCharters.com

~I~

FUN!

Human Resource Management Risk Management Payroll Administration Recruiting

Chris Romm, Area Manager

1550 S Pilgrim Street ● Moses Lake, WA 98837 ● 509.765.4408

509-787-2135

Regular Hours:

Fri. ~Mon.:11-5pm

Summer Hours:

Thurs. ~Mon.:11-5pm

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K & W Glass & Automotive Repair 10 B St. S.W. Quincy, 787-3712 KAPA Seed Services 10882 Highway 28 W. Quincy, 787-1561 Key Bank 811 5 Central Ave. Quincy, 787-1525 Kissler Enterprises P.O. Box 5163 George, 785-3505 KM Quincy Construction P.O. Box 726 Quincy, 787-5511 Knights Inn 710 10th Ave. S.W. Quincy, 797-7001 Knutson Construction P.O. Box 596 Quincy, 398-7312 Kooy’s Irrigation Inc. 5284 Highway 281 N. Quincy, 787-3184 Kwon Family Dentistry, Dr. Paul Kwon DDS, PLLC, 201 H St. S.E. Quincy, 787-1507

Family Restaurant Opens 7 days starting in June Sat & Sun 9am Burgers • Steaks • Seafood • Salads

Morning breakfast Saturday and Sunday

Beautiful view.

Coffee shop serving breakfast & lunch. www.thesunfiregrill.com 787-1524 • 23572 Sunserra Loop NW Crescent Bar Relocation Guide 2015-2016

Espresso Smoothies Hard Ice Cream Italian Sodas Milkshakes & so much more!

indulge your sweet tooth www.islandcupandcone.com

Coming to Crescent Bar Summer 2015

(located between the Sandtrap & Stunning Sunning)

Your Real Estate Expert on

Homes and Property!

Patricia Curran, RSPS Managing Broker Quincy, WA (509) 630-1180 www.owncrescentbar.com

Crescent Bar Resort is a vacation paradise!

Perfect for boating, fishing, golf, wakeboarding, water-skiing or simply relaxing and soaking up the sun and fun on the sandy beach!

Campground with RV and Tent Sites Marina with gas and propane sales 9 hole golf course, driving range and putting green.

Open year-round – Seasonal rates apply Call 509-787-1511 to make a reservation or for more information.

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Jones Produce Inc. P.O. Box 487 Quincy, 787-3537

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L & R Café 1114 Central Ave S. Quincy, 787-2210 Lad Irrigation Co. 16762 Baseline Road W. Quincy, 785-8864 Lazy Acres Mobile Home Park 23821 Road 9.7 N.W. Quincy, 787-3679 LC Farms Inc. 6243 Road P N.W. Quincy, 787-3052 Lee’s Electric LLC 1305 3rd Ave S.W. Quincy, 787-1120 Les Schwab Tire Center 315 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-1551 Lineage Columbia LLC P.O. Box 1130 Quincy, 787-1577 Lischka Properties LLC P.O. Box 416 Quincy, 787-4848 The Lovely Grape 2 D St. S.E. Quincy, 787-5170 Lubach Communications/Tricia Lubach Quincy, 760-0321

~M~

Magler Farms 2569 Road R N.W., 785-2678 Mansfield-Curran Properties LLC 2435 Basalt Drive N.W. Quincy, 630-1180 Martin-Morris Agency 13 C St. S.W. Quincy, 787-3571 McDonalds 24 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-4033 McKinstry 401 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-9005

BOAT STORAGE SHUTTLE SERVICE GOLF CAR RENTALS JET SKIS SKI BOATS

Stunning Sunning Swimsuit Boutique 787-3108

Crescent Bar Resort (Across the bridge) Next to Island Cup & Cone (Formerly Elke’s Espresso)

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Connect with the fastest internet in the nation.

*

Choose your service provider and get connected.

888-254-1899

grantpud.org

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Microsoft Corp.

P.O. Box 187 Quincy, 787-6351 Milbrandt Management 5314 U N.W. Quincy, 787-2022 Morning Song Lawn Care P.O. Box 24 Quincy, 797-5133

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National Frozen Foods-Quincy P.O. Box 605 Quincy, 787-1585 Net*Star Productions 787-2742 Nicole’s Healing Hands 21 D St. S.W. Quincy, 797-5030

~O~

Ovenell Chiropractic, PS 723 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-8333 Ovenell Farms Inc. 4201 Road P N.W. Quincy, 787-9110 Overcast Law Office PS 23 S. Wenatchee Ave. Suite 320 Wenatchee, 787-4247

FREE CULINARY & AG TOURISM

DRIVING MAP EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY

& BOUNTY OF NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON

request your free map

CascadeFarmlands.com flywenatchee.com

We invite you to come tour our winery! Wine from our own hillside vineyard since 1986.

Hours: Mon.& Thur. thru Sun., 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. www.whiteheronwine.com “Like” us on Facebook for updates!

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The Pampered Chef/Carrie Heston Ephrata, 750-0637 Pangborn Memorial Airport 1 Pangborn Road East Wenatchee, 884-2494 ext. 6 Paul Koethke Insurance/Country Financial P.O. Box 1398 Moses Lake, 765-9259 Petersen Vehicle Licensing 908 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-3585 Pioneer Metal Works Inc. 512 F St. S.E. Quincy, 787-4425 Plaza Bonita 918 13th Ave. S.W. Quincy, 787-6491 Port of Quincy 840 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-3715 Port of Quincy Intermodal Terminal 840 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-3683 Pro Auto Repair 204 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-1113

~Q~

QMS Auto Supply 710 S. Central Ave. Quincy, 787-4561

Errant Cellars

TRY OUR AWARD WINNING WINE! • Visit our Tasting room open Sat. & Sun. from 12:30-5:00 • The tasting room at Errant Cellars is perfect for hosting a small intimate gathering!

Megan Couture 15 B Street SE Owner/winemaker Quincy, WA

509-289-9660 errantcellars@gmail.com

Errant Cellars

SUMMER/ FRI-SUN/12-6 8634 Road U NW Quincy, WA

509-787-5586

Award-winning wines in a welcoming, rustic atmosphere.

Tasting rooms now in Quincy & Woodinville.

For more info. visit beaumontcellars.com

Errant Cellars

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WE ARE COMMITTED TO PRODUCING PREMIUM,

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Quench Essential 1125 Central Ave. N. Quincy, 393-1883 Quincy American Legion Gun Club P.O. Box 342 Quincy, 237-1166 Quincy Auto Body Rebuild P.O. Box 515 Quincy, 787-2159 Quincy Auto Detail 615 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 881-4604 Quincy Automotive Ltd. 1020 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-4305 Quincy Auto Parts 305 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-4587 Quincy Booster Club P.O. Box 277 Quincy, 787-4513 Quincy Community Center 115 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-1320 Quincy Community Health Center 1450 1st Ave. S.W. Quincy, 787-6423 Quincy Deli Mart 306 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-2875 Quincy Farm Chemicals P.O. Box 740, Colfax, Wash., 787-3556, 787-4541

QUALITY WINES FROM OUR FAMILY VINEyards.

VISIT ONE OF OUR TWO TASTING ROOMS

2101 F St. SW Quincy, WA 509-787-8108

Pybus Public Market 7 N. Worthen Wenatchee,WA 509-888-0809

www.jonesofwashington.com • Visit us on

Estate Winery & Resort

Come enjoy the fruits of a working estate winery, vineyards, orchards and gardens and unwind in an intimate, cozy oasis of relaxation at The Spa at Cave B Resort.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner & Sunday brunch • Corporate, group retreats & catered events • Spa services: massage, facials, wraps & nail services • Cave B Estate Winery Tasting Room *Always 10% discount for locals at the restaurant & spa!

344 Silica Rd NW • 509-787-8003 • www.cavebinn.com Relocation Guide 2015-2016

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Quincy Foods LLC P.O. Box 127 Quincy, 787-4521 Quincy Hardware & Lumber 23 E St. S.E. Quincy, 787-0800 Quincy Heating & AC 1307 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-4633 Quincy Inn & Suites 500 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-1919 Quincy Lions Club P.O. Box 632 Quincy, 787-4513 Quincy Market IGA 807 1st Ave. Quincy, 787-4567 Quincy Mini Storage P.O. Box 157 Quincy, 787-2303 Quincy Moose Lodge 109 E St. S.E. Quincy, 787-2650 Quincy Police Officers Association P.O. Box 426 Quincy, 787-1237 Quincy School District 119 J St. S.W. Quincy, 787-4571 Quincy Tires 705 E St. S.W. Quincy, 797-7016

Quincy Valley Allied Arts P.O. Box 1056 Quincy, 787-3571 Quincy Valley Fashion 114 F St. S.E. Quincy, 787-6724 Quincy Valley Fruit P.O. Box 296 Quincy, 787-1212 Quincy Valley Historical Museum 415 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-4685 Quincy Valley Post-Register 305 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-4511 Quincy Valley Medical Center 908 10th Ave. S.W. Quincy, 787-3531 Quincy Valley School 1804 13th Ave. S.W. Quincy, 797-5301 Quincy Veterinary Clinic 616 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-2611

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Ramos Landscaping & Licensed Weed Control Quincy, 398-0089 Resort Works at Crescent Bar 23572 Sunserra Loop N.W. Crescent Bar, 787-0500

Host Your Next Event Here!

Weddings • Quinceañeras • Equine Events

• Heated/Cooled Building • Indoor/Outdoor Arenas • Tables and Chairs Available • RV Hook Ups Find us on Facebook for up-to-date events & fair pictures 42

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Come take a tour today!

509-765-3581 www.gcfairgrounds.com Relocation Guide 2015-2016

SNAPCO

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Sage An Artisan Shoppe 3086 Road K N.W. Quincy, 237-0457 Satisfied Skin/Allison Omlin 611 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, 699-0020 Scalehouse Café 300 N. Washington Way George, 785-3505 Scharbach’s Columbia Funeral Chapel 300 G St. S.E. Quincy, 787-2223 SCORE 2 S. Chelan St. Suite B Wenatchee, 662-2116 Select Rentals of Crescent Bar & Sunserra 23572 Sunserra Loop N.W. No. 3 Crescent Bar, 787-1496 Signature Flowers & Events 905 E St. S.W. Quincy, 398-1900 Signs Now 1626 W. Broadway Suite C Moses Lake, 765-8955 Simplot Grower Solutions P.O. Box 698 Quincy, 787-1571 Smith Brothers Antiques & Espresso 9843 Crescent Bar Road Trinidad, 787-3820

Electric

Electrical Consulting and Design Complete Electrical installations Industrial • Commercial • Residential

785-2101

Fax: 785-5901 Email: snapco@smwireless.net PO Box 5068 • George, WA 98824 SNAPCII045B9

Grant County Fair

2015 D Augu ates: st 18 -22 2016 D Augu ates: st 16 -20 • Live Entertainment • Davis Shows Carnival • Exhibits and Animals

See you at the Fair!

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Snapco Electric Inc. P.O. Box 5068 George, 785-2101 SS Equipment 4939 Highway 281 N. Quincy, 787-3595 Statewide Publishing LLC 5009 W. Clearwater Suite G Kennewick, 734-1186 Stunning Sunning at Crescent Bar Resort Crescent Bar, 787-3108 The Suites at Crescent Bay Resort 23772 Crescent Bay Drive N.W. Crescent Bar, 787-1800 Sunfire Bar & Grill 23572 Sunserra Loop N.W. Suite 1 Crescent Bar, 699-9577 Sunserra Public Golf Course 23572 Sunserra Loop Suite 5 Quincy, 787-4156 Sunworks Boutique 8995 Crescent Bar Road Crescent Bar 787-0205

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T & J Service P.O. Box 5025 George, 785-3951 T&T Orchards Inc. 603 Frontage Road, 787-5056

LANDSCAPING

& LICENSED WEED CONTROL PROFESSIONAL Full Lawn Care Service Licensed, Insured & Bonded

Soft Compost • THATCHING • Barking • Rocking • Trimming & Edging Irrigation System - installation, repair, line blow-out, etc. • Junk Hauling & more!

509-398-0089 • Fax (509) 787-7002

ramoslandscaping1@hotmail.com Reg# CCRamosLP889QN

Main Office

Tangles 11 D St. S.E. Quincy, 787-1258 Tastefully Simple/Nicole Knebel Quincy, 797-3365 Thaemart Farms LLC 5117 Road Q S.W. Quincy, 785-3722 The Bus Stop at Crescent Bar 9119 Seahawk Lane N.W. Quincy, 787-2135 Tijuana Mexican Restaurant 709 1st Ave. S.E. Quincy, 787-4891 Tobin Electric Inc. P.O. Box 428 Quincy, 787-1591 Tom Dent Aviation 7057 Road N N.E. Moses Lake, 765-6926 Tower Pizza and Plaza 8995 Crescent Bar Road Crescent Bar, 787-0102 Trinidad Lavender Farms Trinidad, 787-7412 Tupperware/Debra Hill Quincy, 787-8888 Two Doors Down 307 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-7577

in r e n t r Your Pga a Better Buildin munity Com . All rights

a Foods, Inc

©ConAgr

787-3511 • 10555 Rd O NW, Quincy Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm

reserved.

Petroleum Office

787-2510 • 2 Division St W, Quincy Mon.-Fri. 7am-6pm, Sat. 8am-12pm

Seed Plant

Mobile # (509) 398-0085 7th Ave SE, Quincy Mon.-Fri. 8am to 5pm

chssunbasin.com

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ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston—Quincy, WA

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Upper Columbia Basin Habitat for Humanity store 223 2nd Ave. S.E. Quincy, 787-2144

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Valdivias Party Events & Rentals P.O. Box 968 Quincy, 398-3455 Venue Magazine P.O. Box 820 Moses Lake, 855-6131 Virtual Project Administration 905 K St. S.W. Quincy, 770-0064

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Washington Tractor 731 F St. S.E. Quincy, 787-4553 Washington Trust Bank 509 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-3582 Weber Farms 3559 Road K N.W. Quincy, 787-4578 Wenatchee Wine Country P.O. Box 1115 Wenatchee, 679-8297

Westside Pizza 704 F St. S.W. Quincy, 787-8777 Wheatland Bank 1015 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-9808 White Heron Cellars Winery 23832 Fine Wine Road N.W. Trinidad, 797-9463 White Trail Farm Market 10024 Road U N.W. Quincy, 787-1543 Wilbur-Ellis Basin West (row crops) 12925 Road 4 N.W. Quincy, 787-1565

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Trinidad Greenhouses and Farms

www.trinidadlavender.com office: 509.398.5673 sales: 509.797.3904 13477 Rd. 13 Quincy, WA 98848 trinidad.lavender@yahoo.com

Trinidad Culinary Products - trinidadculinary.com Teas: Seasonings: Dressings: Dips/Rubs: Ranch Healthy Hibiscus Garlic Italian Cajun Dip Sunset Lavender Taco Seasoning Ranch Spicy Mexican Earl Grey Breakfast Cilantro & Basil Onion & Chives Lavender Moroccan Lavender Italian Rosemary Steak Herbes De Provence

Trinidad Health and Beauty Products trinidadhealthandbeauty.com

We are your wedding music, wedding video and your dance instructors.

All in one great package!

NET*STAR PRODUCTIONS (509) 289-0125 www.hdcameron.com

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Hydrosol Linen Spray Essential Oil

Candles Body Polish Body Butter

Satchel Foot Balm Foaming Scrub

Bath Teas Bath Salts Bath Bombs

Trinidad Lavender Products - trinidadlavender.com Whole sale nursery- 85 varieties available Fresh Lavender Bud Plants- 50 cell tray

Dried Lavender Bud Plants- 38 cell tray

Fresh Lavender Bouquets Plants- 3.5 inch

Dried Lavender Bouquets Plants- 6 inch containers

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Wilbur-Ellis Company (orchards) P.O. Box 577 Quincy, 787-4433 Wild Horse Campground 22456 Baseline Road W. Quincy, 398-0543 Windermere Real Estate Central Basin LLC 503 Central Ave. S. Quincy, 787-4536 Windermere Real Estate NW 23859 Road 9.7 N.W. Quincy, 787-3261 WM Construction Inc. 17142 Road 11 N.W. Quincy, 750-1171 WomenHeart of Quincy P.O. Box 12 Quincy, 398-7636

~Y~

Yahoo 1010 Yahoo Way Quincy, 408-336-0130

Re-Imagine Healthcare Nutrition • Personal Growth • Relationship Fitness • Career • Spiritual Practice & more

& Nicole’s Healing Hands Massage

Contact: Nicole O’Shea Certified Holistic Practitioner & Licensed Massage Practitioner re-imaginehealthcare.com

21 D St. SW Ste. B-3, Quincy, WA • 509-797-5030

our license for FUN! have y e W AUTO • TRUCK RV • BOAT TRAILER LICENSING

~Z~

Zolman Chiropractic Clinic PLLC 110 C St. S.W. Quincy, 787-1918

Enjoy the

Festivities

Petersen Vehicle Licensing

908 Central Ave S Quincy, WA 98848 (509) 787-3585

Hours: M-F 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

We are pleased to be an important link CONSULTING | CONSTRUCTION | ENERGY | FACILITY SERVICES between Engineering, Audio/Visual, Electrical, Telecommunications, Heating, Air Conditioning, Boilers, Plumbing, Fire Protection theControls, farmer and mckinstry.com 509.787.9005

the consumer!

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

Signature

LOCALLY OWNED COMMUNITY MINDED

Flowers & Events

222 Columbia Way 222 Columbia Way

We are committed to supporting our community.

All Occasions

• Destinctive �loral designs • Wedding planning • Tuxedo • Event rentals 905 E St. SW Quincy, WA

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Fresh Produce

Scratch Bakery

Meat Department

Great selection of wine & spirits

Handmade Pizzas Deli

See our expanded deli and wine selection!

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CHET’S HONDA/POLARIS Serving the Basin since 1965

Come ride with us!

UINCY

Phone: 509-881-4604

Wenatchee, WA Phone: 509.415.0439

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Phone: (509) 797-7016 Fax: (509) 797-7029 705 E St. SW Quincy, WA • Visit us on

Glass replacement – home & auto Automotive repair, tune & lube

Wenatchee, WA C: 509.699.8711 P: 664.5167

Window screen repair & screens made to order.

Exterior Polish & Wax • Interior Shampoo • Leather Cleaning & Conditioning • Pick-up & Delivery Lavado, Pulido y Encerado de Autos

Bring your boats & RVs Call for Appointment LLamar para Cita

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Specializing in Tires and Custom Wheels!

17 H St. SW Quincy 787-3617

Quincy Auto Wenatchee Auto Detail The Detail Man Detail 421 N Mission Ave, 406 S. Wenatchee Ave,

New & Used Tires

Phone: 509-787-3712 10 B Street SW Quincy, WA

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Garth Dano Law Firm Overcast Law Office Auto B&M Residential Cleaning & Auto Detail K&W Glass & Automotive Repair Petersen Vehicle Licensing Pro Auto Repair QMS Auto Supply Quincy Auto Detail Quincy Auto Body Rebuild Quincy Auto Parts Quincy Automotive T & J Service Bank Key Bank Washington Trust Bank Wheatland Bank Blinds Budget Blinds Bridal Flower Basket Net*Star Productions Signature Flowers and Events Valdivias Party Events & Rentals Campground/RV Park Lazy Acres Mobile Home Park Wildhorse Campground Catering Crazy Lady Catering Grainery, The Chiropractor Ovenell Chiropractic, PS Zolman Chiropractic Clinic Civic City of Quincy Grant County Fire District No. 3 Quincy Police Officers Association Relocation Guide 2015-2016

Avaya is the top brand choice with 80% of all telephone sales Data and voice cabling Voice-Over-IP telephones Fiber Optics installation Voicemail systems Indoor & outdoor paging systems Security cameras State licensed and certified for voice and data wiring Avaya has applications specifically designed for hotel/motel, law offices and medical facilities Telephone systems sales, installation and service

1-877-787-3111 (509) 787-3000

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Cleaning A1 Carpet Cleaners B&M Residential Cleaning & Auto Detail Clothing Plaza Bonita Quincy Valley Fashion Stunning Sunning Swimsuit Boutique Sunworks Boutique Community Resources & Organizations American Cancer Society Cascade Foothills Farmland Assoc.

Ducks Unlimited Farmer Consumer Awareness Day George Community Hall Quincy American Legion Gun Club Quincy Booster Club Quincy Community Center Quincy Lions Club Quincy Valley Allied Arts SCORE Upper Columbia Basin Habitat for Humanity Wenatchee Wine Country WomenHeart

4939 Highway 281 N Quincy, WA 98848

509-787-3595

A Division of The McGregor Company

803 A Street SE Quincy, WA

787-3556

Fax: 787-1728

Serving families in the Quincy, Ephrata, George and Soap Lake school districts.

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.

509.787.2144

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Construction Beckemeier Construction Columbia Crane Design Unlimited Garrison Homes, LLC KM Quincy Construction Knutson Construction WM Construction, Inc. McKinstry Virtual Project Administration Data Center Intuit Microsoft Corporation Yahoo Dental Dr. Dino Cacchiotti, DDS, M.S. Desert Sun Dental Kwon Family Dentistry Economic Development Grant County EDC Port of Quincy Port of Quincy Intermodal Terminal Electrical Lee’s Electric, LLC Snapco Electric, Inc. Tobin Electric, Inc. Entertainment & Party Aramark Sports and Entertainment Gorge Amphitheatre Net*Star Productions Valdivias Party Events & Rentals Espresso Gotta Have Java Grainery Express Island Cup & Cone Smith Bros. Antiques & Espresso Farm Equipment SS Equipment Washington Tractor Fertilizer Quincy Farm Chemicals Simplot Grower Solutions Wilbur-Ellis Basin West Wilbur-Ellis Company 52

Florist Flower Basket, Inc. Signature Flowers & Events Food Processing &Storage Blakal Packing Central Bean Co. ConAgra/Lamb-Weston Double Diamond Fruit Farmer Bean & Seed LLC KAPA Seed Services Lineage Columbia National Frozen Foods- Quincy Quincy Foods Quincy Valley Fruit Fuel CHS, Inc. Coleman Oil Company Inland Oil and Propane Quincy Deli Mart Funeral Home Scharbach’s Columbia Funeral Chapel Garbage Consolidated Disposal Services, Inc. Glass K&W Glass & Automotive Repair Grocery Akins Harvest Foods Quincy Market IGA Quincy Deli Mart Hardware Quincy Hardware & Lumber Hair Salon Hairquarters Tangles Health & Fitness Anytime Fitness Quincy Quench Essential Trinidad Lavender Farms Heating & Air Conditioning Quincy Heating and A/C Helicopter Tours Flying M Air Home-Based doTERRA Wellness Advocate Relocation Guide 2015-2016

Call us today!

918 13th Ave. SW Ste G Quincy, WA | 509-797-2100 quincywa@anytimefitness.com

Stop & shop at the coolest store in town!

Old • New • Vintage Antiques • Gifts Retro • Collectibles Garden/yard art • & more!

ODDZ & ENDZ arriving daily.

307 Central Ave S. Quincy, WA • 787-5567 • Mon.- Sat.10am-5ish • www.facebook.com/2doorsdownquincy

Comfortable home year round.

All Heating & A/C Equipment Sheet Metal Work • Gas Fireplaces Light Commercial & Residential

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24/7 Access 365 Days a Year Cardio Equipment – Strength Equipment – Personal Training Group Classes – Tanning

Looking for a way to achieve the smile you’ve always desired?

The team at Desert Sun Dental can give you the smile you deserve. Our entire team, including--Doctors Greg Klingel, Mike Potter and Hygienists Lisa Mickelson and Pam Hille--proudly provide exceptional cosmetic and family dentistry. Desert Sun Dental offers Invisalign & Lumineers, as well as nitrous oxide and oral sedation to make your dental experience as relaxed as possible.

We invite you to experience the Desert Sun difference!

Se habla Español 520 F St. SW, Quincy, WA • 509-787-4531 • desertsundental.com

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FAMILY DENTISTRY Your smile, Our passion

Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm

Paul Y. Kwon, D.D.S.

Established in 1978

1307 S. Central Ave. 787-4633 #QHINCHC889LF

It’s Hard To Stop A Trane.®

Quincy Valley’s source for Emergency Services, Acute & Long-Term Care Hospital Services and Family Medicine Emergency Medicine

CDL & Sports Physicals

Routine & Annual Physicals

Level IV Trauma Services

Pre-employment Screening

Laboratory Tests and X-rays

Family Practice Medicine

Blood Pressure Screening

Mammography & MRI Service

Massage Therapy

Women’s Health Care

Endoscopy & Colonoscopy

Podiatry Orthopedics

Immunizations

Sleep Studies

Well Baby & Child Exams

TB Screening

Pulmonary Function Tests

Cosmetic Therapy

Cholinesterase Monitoring

Continued dental excellence for the entire family.

We welcome new patients!

Dental Implants Available - Se habla Español 201 H St SE, Quincy, WA 98848 • Tel: 509 787-1507

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Pampered Chef/Carrie Heston Senior Benefits Solutions Tupperware/Debra Hill Tastefully Simple/Nichol Knebel Insurance Basin Pacific Insurance Duda Insurance Insurance Store Martin-Morris Agency Paul Koethke Insurance/ Country Financial Internet Aspeedynet.net Irrigation Sales Kooy’s Irrigation, Inc. Lad Irrigation Co. Jewelry Harrison’s Diamonds and Designs Landscaping Emerald Desert Nursery Lawn Care Morning Song Lawn Care Ramos Landscaping & Weed Control

Basin Auto LLC • A/C service • Check engine light • Diagnostics • Tune-ups • Brakes & shocks 992 S. CENTRAL, QUINCY, WA • (509) 787-7800

Licensing Petersen Vehicle Licensing Liquor Akins Harvest Food Quincy Market IGA Lodging Best Western Rama Inn Cave B Inn Crescent Bar Resorts Crescent Bar Inc. Knights Inn Quincy Inn & Suites Select Rentals of Crescent Bar & Sunserra Suites At Crescent Bay Marketing Blind Renaissance, Inc. Lubach Communications Massage Nicole’s Healing Hands Media Quincy Valley Post-Register Venue Magazine

QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE, LTD Since 1981

Mufflers and Exhaust Muffler Pipes • Custom Exhaust 1020 Central Ave S, Quincy, WA | 787-4305 Mon. - Fri., 8-5

T&J Service Center h Car Was Touchless Automatic Wash!

Located at: 312 F Street SW (Across from Les Schwab)

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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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DA Davidson/Wade Gebers Edward Jones Financial Envoy Mortgage H & R Block Ranching Beef Northwest Feeders, LLC Real Estate Columbia Basin Improvement Co., Inc. George Washington Realty Lischka Properties Mansfield-Curran Properties Resort Works at Crescent Bar Windermere Real Estate Recreation Bus Stop at Crescent Bar Colockum Ridge Golf Sunserra Public Golf Course Restaurant China Tang Buffet The Grainery Idle Hour Cafe Island Cup & Cone L & R Cafe

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Medical Quincy Community Health Center Quincy Valley Medical Center Mobile Home Park Lazy Acres Mobile Home Park Motorcyles/Snowmobiles Chet’s Honda/Polaris Museum Quincy Valley Historical Museum Optometrist Gillespie Eye Care Pets Crossroads School of Dog Training Quincy Veterinary Clinic Produce Stand Hilltop Harvest Barn White Trail Farm Market Professional Services American Nationwide Mortgage BBSI Cascade Consulting Group Central Bonded Collectors Washington 3.5” x 5” | Central Maximum Font Size: 36 pt Income Tax

Grant County Fire Protection District #3

Finding Solutions for Your Financial Needs Jodi L Davis

Financial Advisor .

1201 Central Ave. S, Quincy, WA (509) 787-2713 www.gcfd3.net

15 E St SE Quincy, WA 98848 509-787-4347

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OUR SOLUTIONS • Human Resource Management • Risk Management

“We combine expert knowledge with best-in-class management tools to minimize the complexities of running your own business.”

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Statewide Publishing Tires Les Schwab Tire Center Quincy Tires Trucking Kissler Enterprises Utilities Cascade Natural Gas Grant PUD Veterinary Quincy Veterinary Clinic Welding Pioneer Metal Works, Inc. Wine Ancient Lake Wine Company Beaumont Cellars Cave B Estate Winery Errant Cellars Jones of Washington Winery Lovely Grape Quincy Wine Cellar Milbrandt Management White Heron Cellars Winery

“We combine expert Knowledge with best-in-class management tools to minimize the complexities of running your own business.”

Chris Romm, Area Manager

1550 S Pilgrim Street • Moses Lake, WA 98837 • 509.765.4408 Chris Romm, Area Manager

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The City of Quincy offers a safe and fun summer recreation location for everyone; The Quincy Aquatic Center. The center is located in East Park on Highway 28 East (715 F St SE), near the eastern edge of town across from Washington Tractor. The aquatic center boasts 2 large water slides (kids must be 48� or taller), a zero-depth wading pool, a large lap pool with 10’ depths and a water basketball hoop. Lots of open grass space for lounging or picnics. We have 4 large shade umbrellas and plenty of parking close to the facility. ADA accommodations available also.

Call the Pool at 787-4158 for more information or to make a party reservation. info@qtownrec.us

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We Are Here To Better Serve You!

Tires • Batteries • Brakes • Alignments • Shocks • Struts

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"We Guarantee our Service like we Guarantee our Tires"

Best Tire Value Promise!

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Discover the value of an Aho built home in Quincy

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Model Home

929 Willow Ave Quincy, WA 98848 Open: Thurs & Fri

Appointments always welcomed!

Give us a call today!

Prices & information subject to change without notice.

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Our staff is committed to provide high quality, compassionate, and comprehensive health services for the entire family.

Our Services Family Medicine Obstetrics Dental Pharmacy Laboratory Radiology Maternity Support Services After Hours Clinic WIC Located at: 1450 1st Ave SW, Quincy, WA

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