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Last Update Thursday, May 23rd, 2019
Religious group barred from Boatnik parade; street preachers plan presence

A religious group that condemned gay and transgender individuals with a sign in last year's Boatnik parade has been barred from this year's parade, which is Saturday.

Even so, members of another group associated with the street preachers active of late in downtown Grants Pass plan to have a visual and vocal impact at the popular Memorial Day weekend festival. Read More »

Hemp farm near Kerby will include a gravel mine, too
KERBY — It's hard to miss 300 acres of grassy flatland being plowed up by heavy equipment, but it will be even harder to miss it when it's filled with hemp — on both sides of the road. Read More »

Mercy Flights prevails over county in lawsuit over ambulances
U.S. District Judge Ann Aiken has agreed that Mercy Flights has a right to use its own ambulances to transport critical care patients to the company's aircraft so they can be flown for medical care to other medical facilties. Read More »

Nature Center to open
Susan Taylor, the manager of the Rusk Ranch Nature Center, lifts a monarch butterfly that she coaxed onto her finger Wednesday.  Read More »

Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019
Riverside Park transformed for Boatnik
Pacifica Garden's outdoor school program is expanding, thanks to state funding boost
Gas tax, councilor stipend fail to win approval
Last year's fire season may have swayed voters
ELECTION RESULTS
Tuesday, May 21st, 2019
Keep it or sell it? Council split on River Road Reserve's future
Saturday was garbage time day on the Rogue River
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS
Election ballots are due by 8 tonight
Monday, May 20th, 2019
Saturday was garbage time on the Rogue River
Skid marks, alert passerby save victim of remote Happy Camp crash
Sunday, May 19th, 2019
Developer dilemma: Financing, red tape blamed for city's shortage of apartments
Jury's smoke damage award to CJ couple may be unprecedented
Man who oversaw hospital construction was a consensus builder and visionary
Voter turnout just 16% for Tuesday's special election
In break with Republicans, Walden votes for LGBT Equality Act
Friday, May 17th, 2019
95 and still going strong: Woman rolls up her sleeves to help construct Boatnik float
Williams residents protest planned summer clear-cut
Weekend hemp trade show expected to be twice as large as last year's event
Thursday, May 16th, 2019
Learning from the best: Boersma picks Churchill Downs to run off-track betting
Local senior gets her stolen, damaged Jeep back — for $800
Sheriff's staff numbers may return to levels not seen in years
City considering its options on controversial street preaching
Wednesday, May 15th, 2019
Fun fountain returns to Riverside Park
Fallen officers honored at local Police Memorial Day observance
Vintage cars will be making pit stop in Grants Pass
County settles smart meter case, claims victory
Tuesday, May 14th, 2019
Mothers, tribal culture celebrated at annual Riverside Park powwow
Southern comfort food in the spotlight at Wolf Creek's Cajun Crawdad Fest
City will seek expert opinion on condition of Caveman Pool
Monday, May 13th, 2019
Lovin' little lobsters on Mother's Day in Wolf Creek
Powwow and Mother's Day combine in festival at Riverside Park
Sunday, May 12th, 2019
No-cause evictions leave renters on edge
Just over the Josephine County line, a vigorous crackdown on illegal pot
GP board weighs options for future of district's middle schools
Friday, May 10th, 2019
DRINK ONE FOR DANE DAY
The hunt is on for the elusive morel
Bear Camp Road still at least 10 days away from opening
Attendance competition helps boost rates for GPHS
Thursday, May 9th, 2019
Instead of walkout, District 7 holds community service events to push for more education funds
You'll have to wait if you want to beat the heat at Riverside spray park
DeYoung floats idea of seasonal 3% Southern Oregon sales tax
What DeYoung told Coos County about his regional sales tax idea
Wednesday, May 8th, 2019
Sheriff's deputy will now be leading Search and Rescue department
Copeland owners say city has not been cooperative
Synthetic turf readied for playing fields at the fairgrounds
Warm, dry weather has ramped up fire concerns