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Last Update Sunday, June 16th, 2019
A century ago, flying fever swept up Grants Pass

Only months after Germany had surrendered to end World War I, a fixation on flight swept over Grants Pass.

It was June 1919, and for years, the locals had read reports from the war's front lines in the Daily Courier, stories that detailed dogfights where pilots, both friend and foe, met their maker above the trenches on the Western Front. Read More »

First plane to visit Grants Pass arrived by rail
While the landing of four Curtiss Jenny biplanes at Grants Pass on June 15, 1919, was a highly heralded event, it was not the first time the city had seen an airplane on the ground. Read More »

RCC student glad she gave school a second chance
At age 16, Jennifer Cunningham ran away from home and quit school. Read More »

Beacon Drive leak near Tokay Canal has returned
A leaky spot next to an irrigation canal that's caused issues with Beacon Drive over the years is at it again. Read More »

Friday, June 14th, 2019
Man fatally stabbed in Fred Meyer parking lot
Wolf Creek Park timber harvest will be funding park improvements
Lowe is high on horse racing
Grants Pass High School's new attendance policy a success, principal says
Thursday, June 13th, 2019
Pacific Power may shut off power to reduce wildfire risk
Treasured Tractor: 1951 Cub will be raffled this weekend at the Pottsville Antique Tractor Show and Pull
Three Rivers considers a 4-day school week
Fair board prepares for possibility of street preachers at county fair
Racing night lights
Wednesday, June 12th, 2019
Legislature votes to ban single-use plastic bags
Tiny homes project Foundry Village is still in the works
Pacific Power postpones its planned power outage
In lawsuit, GPHS employee says school ignored racial harassment
Tuesday, June 11th, 2019
Feel the heat: Records may fall today and Wednesday
8th annual Hue-man Race as colorful as ever
GLAD TO BE A GRAD
Federal lawsuit prompts county to create ADA coordinator post
Monday, June 10th, 2019
Federal lawsuit prompts county to create ADA coordinator position
Forecast: Triple digit heat on the way
Eighth annual Hue-Man race as colorful as ever
Sunday, June 9th, 2019
Use of crumb rubber on athletic fields at fairgrounds debated
CLASS OF 2019: THE JOY OF GRADUATION
Deadly Redwood Highway claims another life
Allen Creek Road widening project now moving forward
Friday, June 7th, 2019
No stranger to hard work, Gonzalez will be first in her family to attend college
CLASS OF 2019: A GRADUATION CELEBRATION
GPHS graduation will go as planned in wake of senior prank
Councilors acknowledge city is in 'tough spot' with street preachers
Thursday, June 6th, 2019
Remembering D-Day: Pilot from Williams was killed when his plane went down over France
Remembering D-Day: Courier publisher, on his 75th birthday, printed a 4 a.m. Extra full of news about the invasion
Thanks in part to a good support team, Kilian overcomes the odds to graduate
Proud Moment
Wednesday, June 5th, 2019
City manager wants someone to 'help paint our picture'
Thankful to be alive, Byers plans to make a living helping others
GRADUATION APPLAUSE
Rogue River flows should be higher than last summer
Commissioners OK move to put city fire district on ballot
Tuesday, June 4th, 2019
Grants Pass sign code likely unconstitutional, experts say
Fade to black: Video Station to close at end of the month
Float-tilla celebrates a half-century of Orange Torpedo Trips
Illinois Valley senior has his future back on track
HATS OFF TO THE GRADUATES
Monday, June 3rd, 2019
Fatal crash near Selma just latest on deadly stretch of Redwood Highway
Float-tilla celebrates 50 years of Orange Torpedo
Sunday, June 2nd, 2019
Need technological help? New program at library offers drop-in assistance
Grants Pass aligns its fire restrictions with ODF's
As temperatures soar, authorities have a reminder: Respect the river
Friday, May 31st, 2019
ODF: Fire season starting Saturday
Legislature grandfathers licensed pot growers
Despite many setbacks, New Hope's Loper has her college career already underway
HOT AIR BEAR