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QUINCY — City Hall offices will be closed on Monday to mark the Presidents Day observance.

Vertu Motors’s colleagues who have performed exceptionally and delivered the highest levels of leadership have been recognised

The new ELC will be built to replace the current Willmar facility due to high costs of repairs and renovations needed at that location.

Last summer, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and Center for Safer Schools urged school districts to, if they haven’t already, start assembli

QUINCY — Officials say Quincy’s recent water main breaks, including at least four in the past three weeks, are caused by the flexing of soil due to temperature change. Each

Potholes on the road are very frustrating for drivers.

A pensioner and her son have been told they must give up their house after a court ruled that a Holocaust restitution organisation are the rightful owners

QUINCY — A partial collapse of the pavement led to the closure of a portion of North Ninth Street Tuesday evening.

QUINCY — A partial collapse of the pavement led to the closure of a portion of North Ninth Street Tuesday evening.

QUINCY — A Quincy School Board member wants to take an “aggressive” approach to resolving heating issues in the five elementary schools.