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Today is: Friday, March 27th, 2026

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At least one lane has been reopened after a downed power line forced a detour off of busy Seventh Street in Grants Pass on Thursday.

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Front Page News

Phil Turnbull is ready to finish a job he started in the 1970s.

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Community
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A 21-year-old man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a shooting that left one person dead and wounded another at the Grants Pass Shopping Center.

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Police
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Grants Pass Police Department

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Obituaries

James Ward Peace lost his battle for life on December 5, 2025. Peace was a 78-year-old street artist who left many paintings as a gift to St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.

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Entertainment

When you see the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” this season — and you really should — keep your eye on Puck.

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Fun Finder

All events listed are subject to last-minute changes or re-scheduling. Call or check online before heading out.

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Opinion

I was messing around in my front yard when my neighbor said: “How are you, John?” I knew this was a greeting, not a question, but I dropped my rake, skittered across the street, and said: “I am lousy.” She cocked her head without speaking, and I blurted, “I hate war.”

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Letters to the Editor

As a subscriber to your fine newspaper, I was pleased to see the great article on the back page of the March 15 edition.

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Business
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The Horny Goat has ambled over to a much bigger home and greener pastures where Elk once roamed.

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People

ASANTE THREE RIVERS MEDICAL CENTER Read More »

Food
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Whether you call them chicken cutlets, chicken fingers or chicken strips, it’s a universal rule in cooking that smaller pieces of meat cook more quickly. That means dinner is quicker.

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Healthy Living

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, and there is a concerning trend emerging in the world of colorectal cancer.

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Home And Garden
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There they were — as blatantly out of place that any plant could possibly be: 4-inch and 1-quart-sized tomato plants displayed for sale outside a local chain store. In mid-March. What is this retailer thinking?

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Faith
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An award-winning short film exploring the sacred feminine, the goddess archetype in all faiths and their place in the modern world is being screened at a Grants Pass church next month. Read More »

Food Extra
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With temperatures cooling and rain falling in the Rogue Valley, it seems like soup weather has arrived. Read More »

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