A federal magistrate judge has recommended that the courts toss out a lawsuit brought by a teacher and anti-abortion street preacher who claims the Grants Pass School District tried to muzzle him outside the classroom.

Ryan Clark, currently assigned as a substitute teacher, sued the district last year, alleging district administrators violated his civil rights over his evangelizing with a group of anti-abortion street preachers called RV SaltShakers. Read More »

After winning their first Skyline Conference title in 36 years on Saturday, the North Valley girls are looking to bring home some hardware at the Class 4A state track and field meet Friday and Saturday at Hayward Field in Eugene.

"We're looking for a top-three finish," said North Valley coach Aaron Samuelson.

Leading the charge for the Knights is senior Karlee Touey, who is the top seed in the 200-meter dash and the 300 hurdles. Read More »

MURPHY — The Three Rivers School Board on Wednesday denied an application for a charter school in Cave Junction, and tabled another one.

A consultant recommended against the application for what would be called the Kalmiopsis Community Arts High School, citing concerns primarily about financial viability.

School board members said they were not against the proposal on principle but shared financial concerns ranging from contingency funds to cash flow. Read More »

The Josephine Community Concert Association this week announced the schedule of concerts for the coming season.

To participate, become a member and you'll receive tickets for the entire schedule.

Concerts are at the Grants Pass High School Performing Arts Center and cover a range of genres. All concerts are at 7:30 p.m. Read More »