Hidden Valley High School senior Mariah Estacio (right) expresses her excitement as she is handed a string bag she won from Brittney Mesica, events and fundraiser coordinator with Wildife Images, during the Career and Job Fair held at the school. Wednesday's event was open to all Three Rivers School District high schools and New Hope Christian School and included recruiters from colleges, businesses, trade schools and the military.
By Chrissy Ewald of the Daily Courier
MURPHY — A group of three North Valley High School students huddled up in the gym of Hidden Valley High School to compare the contents of matching green-and-black swag bags.
Grants Pass wide receiver James Traylor (right) works his way up the field after making a catch in Friday night's game against North Medford at Spiegelberg Stadium in Medford.
By Travis Moore of the Daily Courier
After last Friday’s 33-13 Southwest Conference win over North Medford at Spiegelberg Stadium, Grants Pass found itself in an interesting position in the OSAA’s computer rankings — No. 1.
The Cavemen (4-1), still ranked No. 5 in the Class 6A coaches poll, are in the OSAA’s top spot just ahead of Nelson — which Grants Pass beat 49-48 in overtime to begin the season.
A $10,000 grant from the Four Way Community Foundation is funding new computers for workers and volunteers at the Josephine Community Library’s Illinois Valley branch in Cave Junction.
Joel Yau puts the finishing touches on his piece in the PacificNW Chalk Fest in Redmond, Washington. Yau is among the featured artists invited to create a 3-D image at this weekend's Art Along the Rogue in downtown Grants Pass.
By Kathleen Alaks of the Daily Courier
For street artist Joel Yau, process is almost more significant than finished product.
“It’s really performance art, making my art in public, creating my art form and sharing it with the public. The process is revealed and the impermanence of it is what makes it so special,” he says.
“It’s like sand castle building, or a concert. You experience it and then it’s gone.”
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