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Last Update Sunday, November 17th, 2019
As GP school bond failed, Hermiston voters approved one for $82 million

Talk about a tale of two cities.

On Nov. 5, while voters in Grants Pass were rejecting a $95.63 million school bond, voters in Hermiston, a town half the size of Grants Pass, passed an $82 million bond with a longer term and a higher tax rate. Read More »

City weighs options to get sewage across river
The city of Grants Pass has a crappy problem: How to get its sewage from the Redwood area to the city's wastewater treatment plant on the other side of the Rogue River. Read More »

Case dropped, fees remain for woman accused of dognapping
Stephanie Caskey fought off a felony theft conviction for allegedly stealing a former roommate's dog, but it cost her. Read More »

Friday, November 15th, 2019
Grants Pass' reign as home to northernmost In-N-Out will end next month
Need a flu shot? It's best to call ahead.
Search for more hand grenades on vacant land turns up nothing
Thursday, November 14th, 2019
Popular Grants Pass eatery hit by fire reopens after nearly 2 years
A bit of history lost to fire last week in Kerby
Organizers have location in mind for city warming center
Survey asks how to use $4.5M for District 7 schools
Wednesday, November 13th, 2019
Homeless are out in the cold as plans for a local warming center remain uncertain
Old grenades safely removed from bushes by OSP bomb squad
Future wildfires could cost state tens of billions, council says
More than 10,000 AllCare members reassigned to another provider
Tuesday, November 12th, 2019
Vietnam War veteran recalls experiences at Merlin ceremony
Historic covered bridge is ceremony venue in Sunny Valley
Higher hay prices putting squeeze on farms
Monday, November 11th, 2019
Higher hay prices have some local farms feeling the pinch
Sunday, November 10th, 2019
'Corpsman!' On WWII beachheads, he rushed to aid the wounded
County and plaintiff near settlement in ADA lawsuit
Grants Pass School District rejects public records request
Friday, November 8th, 2019
Finding hope: Project to help homeless in Grants Pass is moving forward
Mayor on the mend, but not quite ready to return to work
Thursday, November 7th, 2019
October's dry conditions pose problems for fish migration, prescribed burning
Council maintains 30-day waiting period on River Road Reserve
Little feedback from public on Three Rivers four-day week
Wednesday, November 6th, 2019
OSHA hits illicit hemp operation in Murphy with $825,000 fine
GRANTS PASS FIRE DISTRICT: Measure that would have spun off city's fire department is crushed at the ballot box
GRANTS PASS SCHOOL BOND: Defeat of 10-year, $95.63 million proposal is more emphatic than May 2018 result
Committee gets to work on rural fire district proposal
Tuesday, November 5th, 2019
Fall racing meet 'a tremendous success' in inaugural year at Grants Pass Downs
Second-to-last video store in county closing its doors
City considers 'variable rate' fees for new construction
District 7, GP teachers union agree to new contract
Election ballots must be dropped off by 8 tonight
Monday, November 4th, 2019
And then there was one: Second-to-last video store in Grants Pass area closing
Dry conditions continue; Walker Mountain fire burns almost 2 acres
District 7, teachers union said to be close to inking new contract deal
Sunday, November 3rd, 2019
Ordinance could spell a bitter end for Grants Pass brewery
Ex-GPHS student says campus monitor behaved inappropriately
Committee to consider rural fire district
Defendant in violent crime spree won't leave his cell
Friday, November 1st, 2019
Ocean conditions responsible for dwindling salmon, biologists say
FEW TRICKS, MOSTLY TREATS
Critics fault how city solicited interest in River Road Reserve
County's pot task force sees a slight cut in state funding