WILLIAMS — Chaz Rogers likes to bike and hike around Pipe Fork Creek, but that experience could be much different if the county goes through with to harvest 114 acres of trees in the area.

"All of these trees will be gone," Rogers said.

It's not a done deal yet. Rogers and about 40 others are trying to stop the timber sale and instead want to see the area developed into an area for recreation. Read More »

The Grants Pass equestrian team got off to a strong start this year, only for the season to be cut short by the coronavirus.

The team featured five seniors, all of whom qualified for state in at least one event the year before.

"The seniors have been in this for four years," Grants Pass coach Sam Henricks said. "They're invested in it 100%. We start fundraising in September and have regionals in June. Our season is all year. They invest so much time. Read More »

Grants Pass Department of Public Safety

A 22-year-old woman was arrested on a charge of third-degree robbery after she fought with employees at the Grants Pass Co-op store when they tried to stop her for shoplifting, at 5:20 p.m. Saturday. She was lodged on the robbery charge and for possession of heroin.

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Barnstormers Theatre is holding auditions for its summer melodrama.

This year's show is "The Pony Expresso... or the Villain Came to a Grinding Halt," directed by Madeline DeCourcey.

Auditions will be 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 1 and 2 at the theater, 112 N.E. Evelyn Ave. in Grants Pass.

Auditioning actors must sign up for a time slot to ensure that social distancing guidelines are followed. Contact 541-479-3557 or barnstormersgp@gmail.com to sign up. Read More »