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Last Update Friday, February 28th, 2020
 Honey is a Brown Swiss cow that the operators of the Rogue Creamery dairy on Lower River Road consider to be the highest-rated member of the milking herd. Milk from the dairy's cows is crafted into the creamery's world champion Rogue River Blue cheese.By Jeff Duewel of the Daily Courier
David Gremmels described the scene in Bergamo, Italy, as 260 judges literally pared down 3,800 cheeses from around the world to just two.
A 24-month-aged Parmigiano-Reggiano from Italy had a perfect 100 score at the World Cheese Awards, in October. So did Rogue River Blue, the pride of Oregon and the Rogue Valley. Read More »
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 From left: Maddie Henkels, Jazmine, Derek Henkels, Hunter Lucas, Rhiannon Henkels, McKenzie Nance and Emberlynn Nance (in McKenzie's arms) make up the family who adopted Lucas. Lucas bounced around from foster home to foster home since he was 9 to finally being adopted last year by the Henkels. The junior wrestles today at the Class 4A wrestling state championships in Portland.By Ehsan Kassim of the Daily Courier
MURPHY — Stability and family.
Children look for them as they go through puberty and the trials and rigors of high school.
Neither of those were present for Hunter Lucas for many years.
At 9 years old, he was placed into foster care.
Over the next seven years, Lucas knew he could be uprooted at any point and sent to yet another family.
He moved from Grants Pass to Bandon to North Bend and then finally back to Grants Pass. Read More »
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 Girls learn how to install electrical wiring in a workshop at Girls Rock!By Kathleen Alaks of the Daily Courier
Leap into weekend fun.
INTERPLANETARY ROMP. Follow the adventures of a boy named Binky, a girl named Vivian and a sheep named Bob as they travel through the galaxy in "Revenge of the Space Pandas or Binky Rudich and the Two-Speed Clock."
The zany, family friendly sci-fi fantasy plays at Barnstormers Theatre today and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Shows continue through March 15. Tickets are $18. Read More »
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 In a rehearsal this week, drivers react to getting stuck on the road in "Traffic Jam," a song from the musical "Working," which runs March 6-15 at Grants Pass High School.By Kathleen Alaks of the Daily Courier
In 1974, Studs Terkel published his book "Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do," a record of interviews with American workers across a wide range of professions.
In 1978, Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso adapted the book into the musical documentary "Working," celebrating jobs and the people who do them. Read More »
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Whether you're about to head out on a road trip or just want to see what the weather's like in the mountains, thedailycourier.com's Trip Check page is for you. Check out the latest pictures from Webcams throughout our region, all on one page that we've custom designed for Southern Oregonians, using Oregon Department of Transportation cameras.
Click here to see the Webcams
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Are you looking to buy a car, truck, SUV or RV? The Daily Courier's Dealer Bargains are a great place to start your search. Each week you can see all the best deals from dealers right here in Southern Oregon.
Click here to check out this week's deals
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The mountains circling Grants Pass can feel like old friends that we see every day. But how much do you know about them? Ever wonder what those mountains are called, and why? The Daily Courier has compiled names and their origins, along with other information, for most of them within sight in an interactive project.
Click here to take a look at our mountains
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ACOUSTIC: Storytellers 2.0: Krister Axel and Mike Smith, 7 p.m. today, The Hivve, 164 S.E. G St., $10-$15; brownpapertickets.com. |
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