Good Morning Quincy WA NewsCast
Good Morning Quincy WA
A daily dose of local news, community updates, and small-town connection.
Good Morning Quincy WA is a weekday morning podcast dedicated to keeping the heart of the Columbia Basin informed, connected, and smiling. Covering Quincy, Winchester, George, and Crescent Bar, this show focuses on the people, places, and stories that make our shared community feel like home.
Each episode is a short, easy-to-listen-to morning update (15–30 minutes, Monday through Friday), designed to fit perfectly into your coffee routine or commute. We’ll cover:
- The local weather forecast
- Upcoming and recent community events
- School news, sports scores, music, drama, and activities
- Updates from local police, fire, and emergency services
- Town council and school board highlights
- Free events from local businesses, churches, and community groups
Mondays take a deeper look at what happened around town over the weekend, while Fridays help you plan what’s ahead—games, events, gatherings, and ways to enjoy the coming days.
Good Morning Quincy WA isn’t about big-city headlines—it’s about our neighbors, our schools, and our community. Friendly, upbeat, and rooted in local pride, this show is your front-porch conversation for the start of every weekday.
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Good Morning Quincy WA NewsCast
Good Morning Quincy WA Daily Brief – Tuesday, March 24 2026
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Good Morning Quincy, WA – Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Your daily local update for Quincy, George, Winchester, Crescent Bar, Sunland Estates, and all of the 98848.
Today’s highlights:
- 🌧️ Weather: Rainy morning, breezy afternoon, high near 59° (gusts up to 26 mph)
- 🥎 Sports Recap: Lady Jacks dominate Cascade (JV 19–4, Varsity 20–4)
- 🌾 National Agriculture Day: A reminder of the backbone of our community
- 🧀 National Cheesesteak Day: Where’s the best one around here?
- 📚 Library STEAM Event: Early release fun from 12–4 PM
- 👩👧 MomCo Meetup: 9 AM at Quincy First Methodist Church
- 👴 Senior Center: Exercise class at 1 PM + Mexican Train Thursday night
- 🎣 Upcoming: Trout Fishing Derby March 27–28
- 🧒 Rec Programs: Youth soccer, babysitting training & CPR certification
- 🏫 School Conferences: Half days all week—watch for increased traffic
- ⚡ Grant PUD Meeting: Land condemnation discussion impacting local families
- 🌿 City Update: Compost facility summer hours begin March 31
- 📖 School News: Scholastic Book Fair at Mt. Vernon Elementary
- 🍎 Community Support: Teacher appreciation giveaways & nominations
- 🎾 Today’s Games: Tennis vs. Selah (home), Baseball at Ellensburg
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Good Morning Quincy WA Daily Brief – Tuesday, March 24 2026
Speaker: [00:00:00] Good morning, Quincy. Today is Tuesday, March 24th, 2026, and this is your daily local update for Quincy George Winchester, Crescent Bar, Sunland States, and all of the 9 8 8 4 8. If it matters to our community, we're talking about it. In the next few minutes, we'll cover today's weather, what's happening around town, school, sports, and activities, school, city council, police, fire, church community, and local business news.
Whether you're heading to work, getting the kids out the door, or just easing into your day, we're here to help you stay connected to what's happening in our community. Grab your coffee, get ready for the day, and let's start with today's weather forecast. Currently about 45 degrees here at the studio.
Rain likely this morning, cloudy with a high near 59. Breezy with east winds five to some miles [00:01:00] becoming southwest, 13 to 18 in the afternoon. Winds could gust as highest 26 later in the day. So please be careful if you're driving a larger vehicle. We all know how the wind can get around here tonight.
Chance of rain decreasing 20% as the day goes on, as the evening goes on. Before 11:00 PM mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly clear with a low around 36. So do watch out for some cold spots tonight with all a little bit of rain and air ready for this
in your Jack Sports Recap. The Lady Jacks junior varsity softball team be Cascade 19 to four and our Lady Jacks varsity softball team be Cascade High School, 20 to four Go Jacks.[00:02:00]
If you're looking for a reason to celebrate today is National Agriculture Day, something we know well around here and it's really the heartbeat of our community, so Easter. Thank Farmer today and appreciate. Everything they do as far as making our world a better place because without agriculture, we don't exist.
If you need another reason, today is National Cheese steak day. Now, I'd love to hear in the comments today where is the best place to get a good cheese steak around here? Sandwiches in an art form and a good Philly cheese steak is really great. Finding a good one. That can be a stretch. So let us know in the comments where is the best place in the area to get a good Philly cheese steak today around town.
The Quincy Senior Center has an exercise class from at 1:00 PM uh, also on Thursday. [00:03:00] They play Mexican train after six 30 at 6:30 PM after dinner. And if you'd like to know the menu for each day, we have it posted on our website. Welcome to quincy wall.com in the notes section. The Quincy Library today is having fun with steam.
From 12 to 4:00 PM schools held early, they've got it covered. No big deal. Skip the boredom and head straight to the library for fun with steam from 12 to 4:00 PM library transforms into a creative playground where imaginations run wild, build towering creations with Legos, engineer masterpieces with Kevin planks.
Explore a variety of other hands on building toys. Whether you're dropping in for a few minutes or a stay for the whole afternoon, you'll find endless ways to play, create, and discover. Perfect for kids of all ages. Looking the most, makes the most of their early release days. Today is MOPS formerly, or sorry, mom co.
Formerly known as mops. They meet at the Quincy for Methodist Church today at 9:00 [00:04:00] AM. To put that smile on your face, say, we day, we have your daily bad joke, because we all know the day starts a little better with a smile. Which days are the strongest?
Saturday and Sunday. The rest are weekdays
in upcoming events. The Quincy Library is hosting game time tomorrow, March 25th. Gather your friends and family or make some new ones there in the afternoon of fun strategy and friendly competition. Challenge each other to card games, board games, noisy games, quiet games. There's something for everyone who will be the lucky winner.
Come play, connect, and enjoy. From 12 to 4:00 PM wall school's out Quincy Valley. Tourism is happy to announce the seventh, 19th. Annual Trout Fishing Derby on March 27th and 28th with prizes given for youth and adult visions. Registration available online [00:05:00] at Quincy Hardware and Lumber, or at the Quincy Chamber of Commerce.
Go get your fishing on Quincy Rec Department. Would like to announce several upcoming events for the little ones. There's a tiny hot soccer camp from Monday to Wednesday, March 30th through April 2nd. From three to 4:00 PM the cost is $15 per child. For youth ages 11 to 16. There's a Red Cross babysitting training course on March 30th, April 1st, third, and third from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM daily cost is $60 per young person.
There's also an American Red Cross First Aid and CPR training to obtain an adult impair pediatric certification. On Thursday, March 26th from five 30 to 8:30 PM learn lifesaving skills from trained instructors. This is a blended learning course. Parti participants will need to [00:06:00] compete online work for the in-person class on the 26th.
All in-class material will be provided. Space is limited to 10 participants. Registration closes March 24th. Stay tuned for information on all the Easter weekend festivities coming soon. Uh, we will try and consolidate that list for you guys over on the website because there's a lot going on for Easter in our community.
We wanna make sure that you know everything happening and all the things going on so you can be informed to make the choices you want to. So look for that soon on the website. Here's your reminder that this week is spring school conferences. The students will be in half days from today through Friday.
Please be aware of the increased presence of young people out and about during the afternoons, and there will be differences in the bus schedules. So if you're out and about, you're gonna see a lot more bus traffic around lunchtime than [00:07:00] you normally do. So please take that into consideration when you're getting your lunch or whatever you're doing in the mid-afternoon.
Before we jump into upcoming Quincy Jack's life, we're gonna cover city admin news and announcements, and then we'll jump into Quincy Jacks sports and events. Grant County PUD is meeting today at 1:00 PM and afraid to vote on resolution 9 1 1 7 authorizing the acquisition by condemnation of easements on certain real properties.
This is an important issue of affecting Quincy and George families. Grant PUD is now preparing to condemn another round of private land for construction of high voltage transmission lines. Residents impacted by these transmission lines are asking the existing public land be used instead of condemning private property for the infrastructure.
Other routes have been suggested as possibly a better path for the by the independent research community that they have put together for the PUT, but they're going this direction instead. As follows, early, earlier condemnations, they have already [00:08:00] impacted multiple local families in our area. The story first shared back in January.
This is the last chance to make your voice heard on the issue. The city of Quincy has announced that summer hours for the compost facility will begin on March 31st. They'll be open on Tuesdays to Saturdays from 7:15 AM to 3:15 PM and closed from 1115 to 1215 for lunch. Yard waste pickup will begin on April 6th and will be picked up on every Monday.
Call the city to have your yard waste container delivered if you do not already have one. In school News March 24th, the Scholastic Book Fair at Mount Vernon Elementary Schools starts. A portion of the proceeds help to support our library. They're happening March 24th through the 26th, and it's open from 1215 to three 15 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, also open from five to seven 30 on Tuesday and Wednesday.
This is a great [00:09:00] chance to pick up some kid books. If you're looking for some, I love Scholastic book fairs, Quincy School District Board meeting tonight at 5:30 PM at the Quincy School District office. Come and get up close and personal with what's going on in our schools. Washington Fed needs your help.
Help us nominate one lucky teacher for, uh, recognition. Anyone can participate. It's fun. It's easy. It's a great way to say thank you to all those wonderful teachers. Please share. And help us get the word out. To get more people involved in this process, submit an amazing teacher's name, school grade, and why they're so incredible to quincy.office at wad.com r and r.
Expresso wants to share some love to our teachers as well. During conference week, they invite you to go to their Facebook page and tag a teacher who needs an extra boost to survive conference week. R and r will be [00:10:00] giving away three drinks per day to three lucky teachers starting today and going through Friday.
Let's celebrate our hardworking teachers and you know, give 'em a little extra happiness on this conference week that's already kind of crazy and busy for all of our teachers. Y'all ready for this
today in Quincy Jack Sports and Events? The Jacks tennis team is playing in full force here at Home Against Sila Game start at 4:00 PM with the Jacks lady, jacks JV, and varsity teams all playing today. Matches began at 4:00 PM at the Quincy High School. Jacks courts, Jack's junior varsity, and varsity baseball teams both play at Ellensburg today.
Game Start at 4:30 PM Go Jack.[00:11:00]
Well, we ran out today's show with a quote from EE Cummings. The most wasted days is one without laughter. We believe this. That's why we tell a bad joke every day because it makes us smile. It makes you smile, and it's a really great way to start the day. That's your local update for today. Thank you for starting your morning with Good Morning Quincy Wall local news for the 9 8 8 4 8 community.
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