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Last Update Tuesday, January 21st, 2020
Commute snarled, power lost after crash

For the second time in less than three years, a traffic crash at the same power pole near Mock's Ford knocked out power to a large swath of downtown Grants Pass.

A pickup truck crashed into the pole along Seventh Street this morning, shearing the pole, knocking out power for 45 minutes, and snarling the morning commute. Read More »

MLK Day celebration embraces unity, change
The Rev. Ernestein Flemister of St. Luke's Episcopal Church said America has a ways to go to attain Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of justice and freedom. Read More »

Students take part in day of service
Breezy Bailey scrubbed dryer lint off of shelves that hold cleaning supplies, and joined her Hidden Valley classmate Kloey Rich in washing mats from the front office of the Rogue Valley Humane Society shelter. Read More »

Volunteers gather for warming center training
Jim Huber, a retiree and Rotarian, has never worked in a warming center for the homeless. Read More »

Monday, January 20th, 2020
Pacific Power says it has whittled power outages down to 500
Warming center training: 'We have the resources, so we need to do something'
Sunday, January 19th, 2020
Hard feelings are one obstacle on the path to completing Allen Creek Trail
Local couple fired up to embark on a world tour
Red Cross shelters highlight lack of resources for homeless
Friday, January 17th, 2020
10,000 remain without power across county
Driver in DUII death sentenced to 10 years in prison
Racino within bounds of city rules
Chateau's collection of rare furniture is growing
Thursday, January 16th, 2020
Forecast: Icy conditions tonight could complicate rare snow day
Tense clash over public comment at council meeting
Three Rivers school board delays vote on four-day week
Wednesday, January 15th, 2020
Landmark stop for popcorn and soda closes after 98 years
Williams rebuilds, restructures its fire department
Riker has discussion with anti-abortion group
Tuesday, January 14th, 2020
Community honors memory of Grandma Aggie
Rogue Valley Boys & Girls Clubs celebrates 50 years
Monday, January 13th, 2020
'Grandma Aggie' remembered in packed memorial for Takelma activist and world traveler Agnes Baker Pilgrim
Authorities investigating death of Grants Pass man found near Butte Falls
Heavy snowfall forces closure of Diamond Lake Highway
Sunday, January 12th, 2020
Local home prices edged higher in 2019
He spent 5 years on the lam after fleecing local car enthusiasts
Snow levels dropping significantly on Monday, Tuesday
Friday, January 10th, 2020
Commissioners vote to 'unsuspend' decision on benefit
City Council asked to restate need for Copeland property
Federal report shows above-average abuse rates at GP youth prison
Food bank hoping to raise $18,000 for critical repairs to truck
Thursday, January 9th, 2020
New signs, reflectors part of an ODOT safety project to aid local drivers
Housing issues discussed as Brown pays quiet visit to AllCare
Task force pans city's signage for parking lots
Plans in motion for new food cart pod in GP
GP vape shop owner says new federal rules won't affect her business
Wednesday, January 8th, 2020
County is spending $50,000 to remove trash, debris from Wolf Creek property
Plans for new park on northeast side of Grants Pass taking shape
Landmark business Millie's will try new approach, new locale
Tuesday, January 7th, 2020
Evangel prepares to close longtime location in downtown Grants Pass
Skarlatos meets local Republicans
State election rules force Binker to run as a GOP write-in candidate
GP City Council moves public comment to end of its meetings
FIDDLERS GATHER AT THE GRANGE
Monday, January 6th, 2020
Another retail stalwart of downtown Grants Pass is about to close
Airport board to discuss runway extension