Seventy-eight years ago, 2,403 Americans perished and 1,143 more were wounded as the result of a surprise attack launched by Imperial Japanese forces on Pearl Harbor and other military installations on the Hawaiian island of Oahu.

To make sure nobody forgets that fateful day, which is memorialized now as Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, Grants Pass Post 28 of the American Legion held an open house at its home on F Street. Read More »

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The Grants Pass wrestling team dominated the Dan Vidlak Invitational on Saturday in Murphy.

The Cavemen scored 416 points, more than double any other team.

They did that as eight wrestlers reached their respective finals and four earned first place.

Elliot Harris beat Eagle Point's Kyle O'Neil 15-4 to win the 152-pound title. Read More »

Transitional housing code changes that are necessary for the establishment of Foundry Village in Grants Pass were not sidetracked because of any objection to the project, one city councilor said at a workshop Monday.

The Grants Pass City Council revisited code adjustments based on state provisions, which would open regulatory doors for the much-discussed 17-unit transitional housing development that would put a roof over the heads of homeless individuals. Read More »

Early bird tickets on sale for Roseburg wine fest

The Greatest of the Grape, the annual wine festival hosted by the Umpqua Valley Winegrowers Association, celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2020.

The event pairs tastings of fine Umpqua Valley wines with foods prepared by local restaurants and caterers. It also includes live music for dancing. Awards will be given for the best wine, the best food and the best wine and food pairing. Read More »