Painting the town
Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Cari Mathews wields a paint roller at the intersection of C Street and Central Avenue South Thursday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Draven Pointer and Marissa Lopez of the Better Block Foundation lay out the design grid Thursday morning at C Street in Quincy.
The design at the C Street intersection starts to take shape Thursday morning; Marissa Lopez, foreground, and Meredith Jones, background, apply the paint to the street.
Krista Nightengale, left and Marissa Lopez, right, of the Better Block Foundation take to the streets of Quincy to paint.
Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Cari Mathews said the wooden sign installed on Central Avenue South will give business owners an idea of what’s possible.
A design of blue and orange, yellow and green has been added to Central Avenue South in Quincy as part of efforts to revitalize the street.
QUINCY — The downtown project designed to spruce up Quincy’s Central Avenue South started at street level. Artwork, literally at the street level, was painted on Central Avenue in Quincy based on plans to spruce up downtown.
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