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Last Update Sunday, March 22nd, 2026

With labor negotiations soon to begin, the state’s largest nurses union is publicizing a new lawsuit accusing Asante, the Rogue Valley’s largest health care organization, of wage theft.

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G Street merchants still open for business despite street closure
With G Street missing its usual hustle and bustle, the city of Grants Pass has pledged to put up signs letting residents and tourists know that businesses are still open despite the street’s intermittent closures for a construction project. Read More »

Retired teacher has good energy on climate (COMMUNITY BUILDER)
This month’s conversation is with Jim Hartman, a retired teacher at Ashland High School who has gotten very involved in climate change issues. Currently Jim is developing neighborhood climate clubs and is president of Ashland Solar Cooperative. More information about climate clubs can be accessed at ashlandclimate.org/climate-clubs or by contacting Jim at jimhartmancc@gmail.com.  Read More »

Medford Water rate increase having a cascade effect on Jackson County's cities
The source of drinking water in the Rogue Valley is mostly the Cascades. Now it’s a cascade effect for water rates in Jackson County. Read More »

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