ROGUE RIVER — When the Fielder Mountain Fire threatened hundreds of homes in the town of Rogue River in August, Michael Bollweg could see a plume of smoke like a mushroom cloud from where he was miles away in Grants Pass.
"When you see a mushroom cloud, you know that it's not good," he said.
Grants Pass receiver James Traylor (left) hauls in a touchdown pass from quarterback Jordan Rossetta during the second half of Friday night's game against Sprague at Mel Ingram Field in Grants Pass.
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On a night when the Grants Pass defense posted its first shutout in four years, the Cavemen offense got a much-needed boost of energy with the return of senior quarterback Jordan Rossetta.
After entering the game in the second quarter, Rossetta threw three touchdown passes in the second half as Grants Pass clobbered Sprague 35-0 in Friday’s non-league football game at Mel Ingram Field.
On Paradise Auto Sales property, a man warned to leave was still there five hours later. He was cited for trespassing at 6:22 a.m. Friday. A 51-year-old man hiding behind a trash bin was arrested on a U.S. Marshals Service warrant at 12:31 a.m. Saturday. A 37-year-old man with drug paraphernalia was arrested on a fentanyl possession charge at 12:39 a.m. Saturday.
Textile artist Caryne Mount shows some of the detailed design work on a reversible jacket she made from recycled kimonos and obi, the sash worn around kimonos. Mount is one of three fashion designers giving educational and interactive runway shows this fall to benefit the Southern Oregon Guild.
By Kathleen Alaks of the Daily Courier
To fabric and textile artist Bonnie Campanoli, there’s only one way to adequately display clothing and fashion: on a live model.
“Clothing really needs to be seen on somebody, and moving,” she says. “Clothing on the wall or a static display just doesn’t cut it.”
That philosophy is the driving force behind the fall fundraiser for the Southern Oregon Guild.
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