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Last Update Friday, March 22nd, 2019
They're winning at welding

When Grants Pass High School students traveled to Portland last weekend for a statewide welding competition, they knew that they were prepared. What they didn't know was that they would qualify for the national tournament.

Grants Pass High School students won both the team fabrication and general welding competitions at the SkillsUSA Oregon state contest, placing second in the welding sculpture contest. Read More »

Judge: Mercy Flights doesn't need county license
Likening the transport of an ambulance patient to the delivery of a package, a federal magistrate judge says federal airline law pre-empts Josephine County from regulating ground ambulance services provided by Mercy Flights. Read More »

GP Growers' Market hoping for return of food stamp program
The Grants Pass Growers' Market is hoping to bring back Double Up Food Bucks in 2019 following the success of a four-month pilot program last year. Read More »

Thursday, March 21st, 2019
Council declares ‘need for acquisition’ of Copeland land
Grants Pass teen cellist chosen for prestigious summer music program
RCC breaks ground on Health Professions Center
Uber, Lyft get green light to operate in Grants Pass
Wednesday, March 20th, 2019
Saving our salmon: Effort is underway to revive Rogue's spring chinook returns
Youth vaping growing problem for schools
City's advisory committees feel their advice is being ignored
Tuesday, March 19th, 2019
First outdoors day of Growers' Market features new vendors and familiar faces
River Road Reserve's future still up in the air
Cat burglar who tried to break into GameStop through roof didn't score
Monday, March 18th, 2019
Grants Pass police say GameStop cat burglar unusual but not unheard of
First day of Growers' Market features new vendors, familiar faces
One dead in crash on Rogue River Highway early Monday
Sunday, March 17th, 2019
200-acre hemp farm coming to Illinois Valley
Celebrating American Legion's 100 years
Rogue River mill will receive extra scrutiny from DEQ
Friday, March 15th, 2019
Growers' Market's outdoor season begins Saturday
Copeland owners fire back at city's condemnation plan
ELKS MEETING
Thursday, March 14th, 2019
Sheriff's office IDs remains found in 1971
City aims to limit trespassing on section of Dollar Mountain
County moves ahead on new panhandling ordinance
Wednesday, March 13th, 2019
A favorite with locals, Black Forest will soon rise from the ashes
Sudden Oak Death a real threat to state's economy
Trump signs sweeping public lands bill
Tuesday, March 12th, 2019
Building nesting boxes not just for the birds
Pedestrian seriously injured trying to cross unsafe Parkway intersection
County officials lobby legislators to approve pot production tax
Active Club says alterations to new Riverside Park Pavilion won't cost the city any money
Monday, March 11th, 2019
Woman shoots ex-boyfriend in the groin; he goes to jail
Pedestrian seriously injured trying to cross unsafe Parkway intersection
Sunday, March 10th, 2019
The end of an era: Glendale's Swanson Group sawmill falls silent
Family welcomes three bundles of joy
Morrison last local man to die directly from service in WWI
PUC slashes smart meter opt-out fee from $36 to $9
Local United Methodists say church will continue to welcome LGBT members
Friday, March 8th, 2019
Experts wary of Douglas fir beetles after snowstorm downs drought-stressed trees
New rules mean more smoke now, maybe less this summer
Westholm repairs highlight the large backlog of city parks maintenance
Oregon GOP has ideas on who should replace Richardson
Thursday, March 7th, 2019
ROSS ROE • 1928-2019: His goodwill, generosity of spirit and service to the community inspired others
City ready to force sale of its preferred site for water plant
'You can't keep a good jam down': Apple Jam music festival lives on