By late morning Saturday, the drenching was over, the sun was out and the air was clear, to the relief of vendors and shoppers at the Grants Pass Growers' Market.

"Luckily, we don't melt when it rains," a philosophical Monica Rey of Green Ridge Farm said about noon at the market, which opened during a downpour at 9 a.m. and closed in sunshine at 1 p.m. Read More »

KEIZER — It was a rough trip north for the Grants Pass football team Friday night.

The Cavemen got caught up in traffic on Interstate 5 as their buses neared Salem and the nonleague game against McNary had to be delayed by 30 minutes.

Once the teams were on the field, the Celtics (3-0) dominated, building a 27-0 lead at the half and rolling to the 41-0 victory. Read More »

Grants Pass Department of Public Safety

After going through trash cans, trying to open locked doors, and shouting at a gas station attendant in the area of the 900 block of Rogue River Highway, a woman was arrested Saturday morning and taken to the Josephine County Jail. She was released later that day, and on Sunday was cited to appear after a separate petty theft at Riverside Park. She was also barred from returning to that park for 30 days. Read More »

The Rogue Theater Company will present performances of a one-woman show next month at a winery in Ashland.

"Mala," written by Melinda Lopez and directed by Penny Metropulos is an irreverent and funny exploration of how people live, cope and survive in the moment.

Oregon Shakespeare Festival actor Vilma Silva stars as the title character as she cares for her ailing mother, portraying the way that taking care of family tests, deepens and changes bonds to the ones we love. Read More »