The lights were low, the stage was framed by twisted branches, and a handful of gravestones stood quietly in the shadows. A single pumpkin sat
There is something special about watching young musicians grow through a school music program. Some begin as nervous middle school students, learning to sing in
History will not be sitting quietly behind glass at the Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum this weekend. It will be firing black powder, pressing
There are no Oklahoma cornfields, Austrian mountains, South Pacific islands or royal palaces waiting behind the curtain at Quincy Middle School this weekend. Instead, Quincy
For families in the 98848, finding something different to do can sometimes begin with getting in the car and leaving town. Clark and Tiffany Grigg
For a few minutes Saturday afternoon, I stopped thinking like a reporter. I was standing on a rocky terrace high above the Columbia River, with
For many people around the 98848, the arts are something they notice a few nights a year. They see the marching band leading a parade,
The room on the upper floor of Cave B Estate Winery was already filling Tuesday evening before Vince and Carol Bryan stepped to the front
Friday afternoon I sat down in the Quincy Middle School PAC with low expectations. I have worked with young kids in a variety of ways
This last weekend in the 98848 felt different. Not because of one big event, but because there was something happening everywhere. Quincy, George, Sunland Estates,
If you have ever walked into The PAC for a show, then you already know there is something special about that room. Quincy is blessed
There’s something different that happens when a kid gets to sit across from history instead of just reading about it. Not a textbook. Not a
