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Last Update Sunday, November 28th, 2021
Drought drives Christmas tree prices higher

It was "Green Friday" at Diamond Home Improvement, and by lunchtime 15 Christmas trees had already been sold.

Prices were decidedly up over a year ago, but sticker shock wasn't enough to turn people away from grabbing noble, Douglas and Nordmann fir trees. Read More »

Daily Courier Fact Check: Ad attacking proposed city construction tax misleads
Bill Lovelace dislikes the idea of a city construction tax to pay for affordable housing programs so badly he put his money where his mouth is.  Read More »

RCC claws back some of its lost enrollment, data shows
While the state continues its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges around Oregon are struggling to bring enrollment back to pre-pandemic levels. Read More »

Friday, November 26th, 2021
Commissioners OK plan to spend $16.9M in relief money
'We're thankful we're here, and they're here'
Can infrastructure money help pay for city water treatment plant?
Logging could ramp up in wake of judge's O&C ruling
1 commissioner offers to forgo recently passed 5.5% pay raise
Wednesday, November 24th, 2021
Making sure no one goes hungry on holiday
County ready to auction off land on Dollar Mountain; city objects
Man pleads guilty in lab blast near Azalea Drive, gets 34 months prison
Tuesday, November 23rd, 2021
Downtown merchants optimistic about holidays
Volunteers keep a Thanksgiving tradition alive at Highland
City Council wants task force to weigh future of Town Center Plaza
Monday, November 22nd, 2021
Downtown merchants sounding optimistic about the holidays
Mayhem on the roads continue as two die in fiery crash on Rockydale
Firefighters battle two structure fires hours apart Sunday
Reservations needed by today for American Legion Thanksgiving dinner
Sunday, November 21st, 2021
Public kept in dark about county raises
New law will keep booking mugs out of public view
Lily Morgan’s new constituents are too young to vote
Pharmacy customers are enduring long waits here and across Oregon
Friday, November 19th, 2021
'Zombie trees' can host hidden dangers
Racing interests urge agency to OK machines at Flying Lark
Seismic work begins on trio of I-5 bridges in Grants Pass
Wyden's bill to protect more of Rogue clears Senate panel
Thursday, November 18th, 2021
Relief, hope and concern at vaccine clinic
Council takes 1st step toward new city tax on construction
Was driver in deadly crash impaired? Test results are still weeks away.
Community steps up to fill food bank's donation barrels
Wednesday, November 17th, 2021
3 arrested as students walk out over 'I Resolve' reversal
Second protest unfolds at board meeting
IV water district makes plea for state help
Tuesday, November 16th, 2021
City back to the drawing board on urban campground contract
At the PAC Saturday, tomorrow was no longer a day away
Close call on I-5 illustrates danger of roadside work
All Fall Down
Monday, November 15th, 2021
At the PAC Saturday, tomorrow was no longer a day away
Man arrested for gunfire during disturbance
Two-alarm house fire in Savage Creek draws heavy response
Sunday, November 14th, 2021
Medford's urban campground earns praise from police chief
Decision on racino machines unlikely this month
Friday, November 12th, 2021
Veterans honored for service, sacrifice
Commissioners defend new code enforcement ordinance
Thursday, November 11th, 2021
AllCare foundation pulls offer to buy site for campground
Bentz says he would back federal legalization of pot
Board OKs raises of 5.5% for 90 county non-union employees
From plywood mill worker to leading a platoon in Vietnam
Navy radioman served on 'Large Slow Target'