Knights of Columbus

We have been waiting two years for the biggest party in Quincy to return, but the wait is finally over, the Knights of Columbus BBQ is finally back!

Tomorrow the “12-Hours of Giving” blood drive will be held in Quincy at the Quincy Knights of Columbus on South 36th Street from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

In the United States, corned beef is associated with Saint Patrick’s Day but it is not considered an Irish national dish.

This weekend marks the ninth and final Cadan's Carnival for CDH.

In the interest of fairness, I took the opportunity to contact the Knights of Columbus to give them a chance to respond to the concerns of BBQ goers this year.

Last week we asked you for your suggestions as to how to improve on the Knights of Columbus BBQ and our Facebook page blew up.

Another summer has come and gone, at least that is what people around here say once the Knights of Columbus BBQ has ended. The event featured large crowds with plenty of food and drinks. Perhaps not enough food and too many drinks for some people. I always make a point to drive by the K of C grounds the mornings after each day's events and count the cars that never made it home "last night&qu

The largest fundraiser of the year is this weekend, The K of C BBQ. Here is the full schedule for this weekend's bbq.

The 67th Annual St. Patrick’s Dinner continuing in the St. Boniface Tradition and hosted by Blessed Sacrament Parish will be held on Saturday, March 12 at the Knights of Columbus in Quincy.

The 7th annual Cadan's Carnival Halloween event will take place October 18 at the Quincy Knights of Columbus.