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Last Update Friday, June 22nd, 2018
Muntz Mania rolls into town

The Muntz Jet is old, it's rare, and it was the brainchild of a historical figure who was about as kooky as the car itself.

Welcome to Muntz Mania, a semi-annual car meet that has alighted in Grants Pass this weekend, starting with a stopoff at the Riverside Inn on Thursday. Read More »

County buys prime riverfront property next to fairgrounds
Josephine County is buying 4.4 acres of strategically located riverfront property adjacent to the fairgrounds. County officials won't say why. Read More »

Advisory committees agree: Restore, don't replace, Redwood sign
The Grants Pass Historical Buildings and Sites Commission wants to set the record straight: There is no difference of opinion between the two city committees that have weighed in on the Redwood Empire sign. Read More »

Thursday, June 21st, 2018
'Girls Build' offers local kids an opportunity to study the trades at a weeklong camp
Early arrival: GP Airport Day set for Saturday
Grant funds helping reshape GP Airport
Wednesday, June 20th, 2018
'Thicker, softer' turf being installed at Mel Ingram Field
Youth prison's new high school dedicated
Donor hopes $50,000 gift will return big acts to county fair
City Council's support for plan to tear down Redwood Empire sign draws plenty of ire
FLIPPING OUT ON THE ROGUE
Tuesday, June 19th, 2018
Council backs teardown of Redwood Empire sign
City Council OKs tax deal for Dutch Bros' Town Center plan
Woman killed in Hellgate cliff crash identified
This year's Porchfest bigger, busier, better
Monday, June 18th, 2018
Weekend of mayhem includes drowning and apparent suicide after rollover near RCC; name of woman killed in Hellgate plunge released
Porchfest II: Bigger and better
Sunday, June 17th, 2018
Vice Brewing taps into growing local beer scene
New hotel proposed for R-Haus property
Historic house exposes another crack between city, preservationists
One year later, controversial Pickett West BLM logging project noticeably smaller
Friday, June 15th, 2018
Horse racing season just around the corner
GP renter must make $17 an hour to afford two-bedroom apartment
Last part of former Southern Oregon Medical Center finally coming down
You'll soon be able to drive through Si Casa Flores drive-thru
Thursday, June 14th, 2018
Appeals court upholds state ruling that sidelined county's pot regulations
Grants Pass School Board member says her resignation is not tied to confrontation
State says local water systems 'at risk' for toxic algae
Vintage tractor plows up memories for a one-time farm boy
Wednesday, June 13th, 2018
HAY CUTTERS ARE BAILING
Longtime sandwich shop under new ownership
Judicial candidate withdraws from race
Schools won't be starting any later
Tuesday, June 12th, 2018
Special delivery: Baby born in car outside Lil' Pantry
Road work underway at troublesome Fruitdale intersection
Dutch Bros wants tax break to build a new downtown parking garage
GRADUATION SMILES
Monday, June 11th, 2018
Road work underway at troublesome Fruitdale intersection near South Y
Search underway near Applegate Lake for missing Brookings man
Legion again adding names to Honor Wall
Sunday, June 10th, 2018
Seventh-grader's 5K event will raise money for group that helps homeless youth
State says county's lawsuit over marijuana rules should be tossed
County forming panel to decide dog-attack cases
VICTORY TOSS
Friday, June 8th, 2018
County animal shelter looking for new home
McGrath finds welcome family at GP High
Horse racing season safe after 5-day quarantine is lifted
TIME TO CELEBRATE
Thursday, June 7th, 2018
Driver not at fault in bizarre school bus incident
Illinois Valley grad shines despite major setbacks
GP High students tell lawmakers what works, what doesn't at school
HAPPY GRADUATES