A former Shady Cove city administrator is suing the city, claiming that it terminated her and ruined her reputation in retaliation for pointing out years of alleged financial mismanagement and questionable transactions.
The lawsuit, filed in Jackson County Circuit Court, seeks $914,760 in damages and is another chapter in the ongoing instability that in recent years has affected municipal operations in the small community on the Upper Rogue River.
Grants Pass running back Logan Eldred celebrates one of his two touchdowns during Friday’s win over South Medford at Mel Ingram Field.
By Travis Moore of the Daily Courier
The Caveman football team is facing two tough opponents this week — Central Catholic and the flu bug.
Grants Pass coach Matt Kennedy said he had 14 players miss Tuesday’s practice due to illness. That’s a big obstacle to overcome as the sixth-ranked Cavemen (5-3) hit the road to play a tough Rams squad Friday at Hillsboro Stadium.
Asante announced the completion of expanded cardiovascular services at its Medford hospital this week that provide more access to advanced heart care for patients across Southern Oregon and Northern California.
The investment was made with the support of charitable giving, including a $1 million donation from J. Paul and Geertje de Vos, Asante said.
Kaelynn Drees (left), 10, who is dressed as Wendy, hands out candy in front of En V Salon & Spa to Sam Littleton (center), who dressed as Lynette from Genshin Impact, while her friend, Ace Case, who is dressed as Lyney from the same anime series, walks ahead during a Safe Halloween in downtown Grants Pass. This year, the event is Saturday, 4-6 p.m. at participating merchants.
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As far as most kids are concerned, Halloween is all about the candy.
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