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Last Update Friday, June 22nd, 2018
Plenty of opportunities for fun on first official weekend of summer

This first weekend of summer, get out and have some fun.

BRING YOUR APPETITE. Local food and beverage vendors will have a variety of samples to sip and nibble at tonight's Taste of Illinois Valley.

This food-and-wine festival is hosted by the Boys & Girls Club to benefit and support youth in the Illinois Valley.

It starts at 6 p.m. at Rockin'R Ranch in O'Brien. Tickets are $35. Read More »

Campus Closet helps students in need (RSVP)
Sponsored by the United Community Action Network, the Retired Senior Volunteer Program matches the talents of people 55 and older with nonprofit agencies and health care facilities throughout Josephine County. Read More »

Senior menus
Food & Friends serves both Josephine and Jackson counties through congregate meal sites and home-delivered meals. All area seniors are invited to the various dining centers for lunch and conversation. A donation is requested. Read More »

CJ man who stole SUV at knifepoint gets prison sentence
A man accused of stealing an SUV at knifepoint before leading Grants Pass police on a dangerous chase was sentenced Thursday to nearly four years in prison. Read More »

More charges filed against homeowner accused of shooting at fleeing intruders
The case of a Grants Pass homeowner who remains in jail after he allegedly fired on several intruders as they tried to drive away has gotten a bit stranger. Read More »

Dumpster fire arsonist sentenced to five years
A homeless man accused of setting a potentially dangerous dumpster fire in Grants Pass was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison. Read More »

Third and final defendant in robbery spree sentenced
The third and final defendant accused in a string of robberies and thefts in the Grants Pass area was sentenced Thursday to six years in prison. Read More »

Honor roll
North Valley High School Read More »

Fire calls
Grants Pass Fire and Rescue Read More »

Thursday, June 21st, 2018
GP mayor claims newspaper's coverage is guilty of 'half-reporting'
Fire danger levels rise with the temperature
Three Rivers finalizes budget, will cut only two school days
Fire calls
Wednesday, June 20th, 2018
AmeriCorps volunteers assist food bank by building a greenhouse
Construction-related accident led to Tuesday's power outage
Fairgrounds manager will step down end of August
Briefly
Library hosts discussion on recipes: Creating and connecting communities
Man sustains severe head injury in ATV crash
Commissioners to discuss proposed Second Amendment ordinance
Woman tries to avoid squirrel, rolls vehicle
Honor roll
Fire calls
Tuesday, June 19th, 2018
Student's 5K fundraiser for the homeless was a running success
Sunday's passing storm sparks a bit of mayhem
Transmission outage KO's power in JoCo
LONG DISTANCE RACE FANS
Jet skier who drowned was not wearing a life jacket
Rollover crash driver died from apparent suicide
Fire calls
Monday, June 18th, 2018
Student's 5K fundraiser for the homeless was a running success
Police reports
Fire calls
Sunday, June 17th, 2018
Summer meals program kicks off
1 dead after car crashes through barrier, goes over Hellgate cliff
Scammers can route a call through any phone number, maybe yours (Don't Fall For This)
GP Council to vote on tax abatement for Dutch Bros
Briefly
Historic headlines
Classes
Fire calls
Friday, June 15th, 2018
Take your dad out for this weekend filled with fun
Homeowner still in custody after firing gun at intruders
Classes are available to help prepare you and answer your questions about Medicare (RSVP)
Senior menus
Briefly
CORRECTION 06-15-2018
Fire calls
Thursday, June 14th, 2018
Despite having a permit, Hellgate Excursions has not been dredging
Hemp legalization bill moves to Senate floor
Pedestrian killed at busy Rogue River intersection
Details emerge about burglary on Hawthorne Avenue
Fire of suspicious cause burns in Murphy
Former GP city manager Frasher resigns from his job in Arkansas
Fire calls
Wednesday, June 13th, 2018
NVHS takes Relay for Life baton
New board member at RCC
Celebration planned for Wild & Scenic Rivers Act
Inmate mistakenly released from Jackson County Jail
Whitewater training on the Rogue
Officials still dealing with fires caused by illegal open burns despite warnings
Second man sentenced in mushroom case
Man starts fire while trying to kill spiders with propane torch
Briefly
Fire calls
Tuesday, June 12th, 2018
American Legion adds more names to Honor Wall
Medford company investigates Bigfoot sightings
Intoxicated pedestrian jumps in front of car
Missing man from Brookings found miles from wrecked car
Man who threatened BLM worker taken to hospital for mental evaluation
Briefly
Fire calls
Monday, June 11th, 2018
Three injured after bonfire crash in IV
Whitewater training on the Rogue this week
Police reports
Fire calls
Sunday, June 10th, 2018
Parks Advisory Board recommends replacing Lawnridge gazebo
Beware of illegal price gouging during emergency situations (Don't Fall For This)
City Council to discuss an emergency management agreement on Monday
JoCo commissioners' agenda this week includes public hearing on county budget
Win for Animals event raises funds to help rural animals
Mysterious deaths of two men in Kerby last year was double OD
Emblem Club rummage sale rescheduled for June 16
Briefly
Historic headlines
Classes
Fire calls
Friday, June 8th, 2018
This weekend offers music, theater, cool cars and more
Rojas leaps hurdles and heads to higher learning
FFA involvement built on Cripps' leadership abilities
UCAN offers opportunities to learn about Medicare (RSVP)
County joins lawsuit against drugmakers
How hot is too hot? Tips to keep children safe in the heat
Second of three teens in string of robberies sentenced
Emblem club to hold fundraiser yard sale
Senior menus
CORRECTION 06-08-2018
Fire calls
Thursday, June 7th, 2018
Goodwill event gives a boost to job seekers
City relaxes laws on beekeeping