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Last Update Sunday, April 11th, 2021
City of Cave Junction files lawsuit against owner of condemned inn

The city of Cave Junction filed suit this week against the owner of the condemned Junction Inn, saying it has violated the city's derelict building code and failed to fix public nuisance problems.

The suit seeks $500 per day starting March 6 because Lojerky Incorporated hasn't responded to the city's notice of violations sent in a letter in November 2019, according to court records. Read More »

Families of missing women keep searching
SUNNY VALLEY — Gayna Redding and Jim Temple of Grants Pass, the mother and stepfather of Lisa Cronin, shoulder a heavy weight driving over Sexton Summit to the Grave Creek Covered Bridge every two or three days. Read More »

GP school board to tackle video pushing back on transgender rights
A video posted on Youtube in which a Grants Pass middle school administrator and a teacher push back on transgender student rights will likely be on the agenda of the upcoming Grants Pass School Board meeting Tuesday. Read More »

Friday, April 9th, 2021
District 7: All K-5 students will be back to full-time school April 19
A big task: Stitching together the Stars and Stripes
Water outlook inauspicious in face of below-average wet season
County leaders turn down offer to hear from expert medical advisory panel
Man accused in woman's death will serve 10-year prison sentence
Thursday, April 8th, 2021
Adult business rules meet strong opposition
Wyden celebrates longtime connection with Grants Pass Pharmacy
Wyden touches on local issues during virtual town hall
District 7 says it is investigating social media posts by two staff members
Commissioners mull change to wording in current oath of office
Wednesday, April 7th, 2021
New metrics mean county can stay in high risk — for now
Grant helps keep Greenleaf Industries in top shape
Gold Miner Restaurant hit with nearly $18K OSHA fine
City to tackle top 10 priorities for housing plan
Tuesday, April 6th, 2021
Manzanita homeless shelter plan dead
Governor's COVID-19 rule change allows Josephine County to remain at ‘high risk’
Public health director wants critic to prove unfounded allegations
The din of demonstrations leaves Growers' Market vendors frustrated
Monday, April 5th, 2021
Growers' Market vendors frustrated as demonstrations grow louder
High COVID-19 case counts likely to prompt retightening of restrictions, including ban on indoor dining
Deputies investigating shooting in O'Brien area
Wyden to hold virtual town hall for Josephine County on Wednesday
Sunday, April 4th, 2021
Brown won't budge on shutdown metrics
Steelhead count worries anglers, biologists
Hiroshima peace tree puts down roots in Grants Pass
Sunset Inn eyed for use as housing by organizers of Project Turnkey
Friday, April 2nd, 2021
State gets involved in case against Grants Pass by anti-abortion group
RCC breaks ground on first major project at Redwood Campus in years
YouTube bans regional Christian broadcaster for violating standards
Man arrested in connection with bodies found in car
'It was brutal': Grants Pass man in recovery after a hit-and-run
Thursday, April 1st, 2021
Load after load of Slater Fire salvage logs hauled to Douglas County mills
Health officials say arrival of UK variant isn't surprising
In county, front-line workers are now eligible for vaccine
This fall, District 7 will unveil hybrid learning option for students
Wednesday, March 31st, 2021
Controversial concealed-carry bill opens rift among Oregon's GOP senators
Parade honors WWII vet on his 98th birthday
High water demand pushes city to consider an increase in bulk rates
Officials identify bodies found in burned car near Lake Selmac
Tuesday, March 30th, 2021
Man who shot retired Rogue River fire chief sentenced to 30 years in prison
County call center opens for vaccine scheduling
City Council moving forward with urban campground
They're back on the hunt for elusive Easter eggs
Monday, March 29th, 2021
One year after being canceled, Easter egg hunts were back in business Saturday
OSP: Baby injured in crash Friday near Wonder has died
Sunday, March 28th, 2021
Memo to commissioner: Local election technology is secure
Parade celebrates 5-year-old's emergency efforts
County among state's highest in attempts to elude police
Local ZIP codes lead Oregon in new COVID-19 cases
FANS BACK IN THE STANDS AT GPHS
Friday, March 26th, 2021
Details scarce on 2 bodies found southeast of Lake Selmac
Provolt entrepreneur gets a boost from business development program
New COVID-19 testing site wants to reach underserved populations
Major systems at RCC restored after ransomware attack