The Grants Pass School District has agreed to pay $650,000 to settle the long-running "I Resolve" lawsuit and admit fault to the two educators who were fired in 2021 after they publicly lobbied for limits on the rights of transgender students.
Terms of the settlement were finally released on Friday, six weeks after the Grants Pass School Board voted to settle the civil rights lawsuit brought by the two educators. Read More »
Cascade Christian running back Bryson Walker (right) eludes the grasp of North Valley's Max Freedman during Friday night's Class 3A quarterfinal at Crater High School in Central Point.
By Mike Duffy of the Daily Courier
CENTRAL POINT — Senior quarterback Deryk Farmer tossed three touchdown passes and ran for two more as top-ranked Cascade Christian advanced to the Class 3A football semifinals by shutting out No. 9 North Valley 48-0 in a quarterfinal matchup between league foes Friday night at Crater High. Read More »
The Grants Pass City Council could authorize $1.17 million in city funding during the coming week for a Roseburg business to launch a managed homeless shelter with services in Grants Pass.
The council meets at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the City Hall Council Chambers, 101 N.W. A St. Read More »
James (Aaron Malkin, left) and Jamesy (Alastair Knowles) take a sleigh ride in a scene from "O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy." For the first time, the traveling show is making two stops in Southern Oregon: Dec. 4 at the Craterian Theatre in Medford and Dec. 5 at the Rogue Theatre in Grants Pass.
By Kathleen Alaks of the Daily Courier
Over the next two months, Aaron Malkin and Alastair Knowles will be hard at play.
The comedy duo is beginning the second week of a two-month West Coast tour of their flagship production, "O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy."
The tour features more than 60 performances in 37 cities leading up to Christmas, including a first-time ever detour to Southern Oregon, for a Dec. 4 show at the Craterian Theatre in Medford and a Dec. 5 show at the Rogue Theatre in Grants Pass. Read More »
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