A legal challenge to the ballot title of Josephine County’s jail and juvenile tax levy was quickly denied by a judge on Wednesday.
The county jail has been paid for through a levy first approved by voters in 2017 and renewed in 2021, after budget cuts in 2012 decimated the county sheriff’s office. It also pays for the county’s 14-bed juvenile detention facility and youth rehabilitation programs.
Grants Pass wide receiver James Traylor works his way into the end zone for a touchdown during last Friday night's season opener against Nelson at Mel Ingram Field. Traylor had 11 receptions for 183 yards in the Cavemen's wild comeback victory.
By Travis Moore of the Daily Courier
After their star quarterback Jordan Rossetta went down with a right shoulder injury in the season opener on Friday, the Cavemen found out they’ll be without him for at least a week.
Elisa De La Torre (left) and her friend Kathie Greenman jump into the Caveman Pool last summer in Grants Pass. Major repairs have been needed for the pool for years.
By Vickie Aldous of the Daily Courier
After years of debate about whether to close the outdoor Caveman Pool, undertake repairs or build a new aquatic complex with features like a large slide, the Grants Pass City Council officially chose the middle path on Wednesday night.
Councilors voted unanimously to authorize a $1.5 million contract for Washington state-based WMS Aquatics to rehabilitate the 72-year-old pool.
Grants Pass artist Paul Brown exaggerates his use of color in his work, such as in this image of the redwoods in Jedediah Smith State Park. Brown is the featured artist for September at Gallery One in Grants Pass.
By Kathleen Alaks of the Daily Courier
The first Friday of September is just around the corner — and that means that new art shows are popping up all over.
First Friday events in the Grants Pass historic district are from 4-8 p.m., in Ashland, they’re from 5-8 p.m., unless otherwise noted.
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