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Today is: Wednesday, June 25th, 2025

Breaking News

Pacific Power said Tuesday it is working on a large power outage in the Applegate Valley south of Grants Pass.

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Front Page News
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Josephine County Treasurer Mark DeYoung announced his resignation effective Monday, less than six months after being sworn in to the elective office without experience in how to run a treasurer's office. Read More »

Community

The Josephine County Sheriff's Office announced the seizure and destruction of another 7,000 pot plants last week in the Cave Junction. Read More »

Police
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Obituaries
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Dec. 1, 1957 - May 30, 2025 Read More »

Food
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Most of the chopped salads that diners see in American restaurants originate in California. Read More »

Opinion

In the coming weeks, the Josephine County Board of Commissioners will have perhaps the easiest decision they'll ever have to make as elected officials.

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Letters to the Editor

In her June 17 letter, Iris Hurwitz claims that Mr. Guillotte should not compare Trump to Hitler because Hitler did horrible things and Trump was elected by "democratic means" and governs within the framework of our Constitution. She neglects to note that Hitler also came to power through lawful means and governed within the framework of Germany's constitution — until he didn't. Read More »

Business
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The ribbon was cut on a new primary care clinic in Rogue River on Friday. Read More »

Entertainment
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The songs, stories and sounds of Johnny Cash will fill the Rogue Theatre as James Garner's tribute to the Man in Black returns to Grants Pass on June 28. Read More »

People
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Betty Jane Robinson of Grants Pass will celebrate her 100th birthday with a small family gathering. Read More »

Healthy Living

In early 2025, something quietly but profoundly changed at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. After the presidential transition, new directives from the Department of Health and Human Services instructed CDC employees to pause all collaboration and communication with people outside the agency. It wasn't just a pause. It was a blackout. Read More »

Home And Garden
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June Drop. Sound like an early summer cocktail, perhaps something with strawberries muddled with a little mint? Read More »

Fun Finder

All events listed are subject to last-minute changes or re-scheduling. Call or check online before heading out. Read More »

Faith
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An award-winning short film exploring the sacred feminine, the goddess archetype in all faiths and their place in the modern world is being screened at a Grants Pass church next month. Read More »

Food Extra
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With temperatures cooling and rain falling in the Rogue Valley, it seems like soup weather has arrived. Read More »

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