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Last Update Sunday, February 28th, 2021
Boersma hands off title of CEO to Dutch Bros' current president

With a seven-sentence announcement posted to the online professional networking platform LinkedIn, Dutch Bros Coffee co-founder Travis Boersma passed the CEO torch he has carried for 20-plus years to the company's current president, Joth Ricci.

Boersma's new title at Dutch Bros is executive chairman. Read More »

Nimble companies go with the pandemic’s flow
While the COVID-19 pandemic has left a scar on the local economy, the news is not all bad early in 2021 on that front. Read More »

New owner of old Bank of America building has redevelopment in mind
In a town like Grants Pass, it's hard not to notice when a fence is installed around a prime piece of downtown real estate. Read More »

House OKs watershed protections on Rough and Ready
The House on Friday approved legislation authored by U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio that permanently bans new mining claims on 101,000 acres that include four scenic streams in Josephine and Curry counties. Read More »

Friday, February 26th, 2021
Commissioners talk of defying state health rules
Dream of food cart pod still alive in Grants Pass
Seniors who want vaccine hitting online roadblocks
Ransomware attack cripples RCC's network
Seven Feathers free to continue indoor dining
Thursday, February 25th, 2021
Court rejects county's bid to weaken COVID-19 rules
Trees rooted in history up for heritage list
Commissioners waive inspection fees for local restaurants
Commissioners delay decision on fate of Pipe Fork property
District 7 says it will finalize plans to reopen next week
Wednesday, February 24th, 2021
Hidden Valley students express mixed emotions on return to classrooms
Jackson County no longer 'extreme risk,' paving way for indoor dining
Jail population up as COVID-19 outbreak wanes
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021
Health officials say more vaccine is headed to Josephine County
Baertschiger is new vice chair of Oregon Republican Party
City and Auslands settle on $4.78M land deal
Bill banning law enforcement in schools opposed by Three Rivers
Monday, February 22nd, 2021
Three Rivers School District balks at proposed state law banning law enforcement in schools
Hiker injured in fall on Rainie Falls Trail
Sunday, February 21st, 2021
Building owner backs out, Rogue Retreat says, sinking homeless shelter plan
Torched and abandoned vehicles a rampant problem across county
Passionate hunter of antiques made discovery most can only dream about
RCC plans to distribute $1.68 million in student aid
Study for new water plant will address extreme weather events
Friday, February 19th, 2021
Sixth grade students return to Grants Pass district classrooms
Agreement in sight for sale of Copeland land to city
County's COVID-19 death statistics are rarely aligning with state reports
Correction 02/19/2021
Thursday, February 18th, 2021
Three Rivers school bond going to voters
Supermarket vaccine rollout begins in Grants Pass
Council says no to an extra 90 minutes of camping time
Internet outage finally resolved in Williams area
Wednesday, February 17th, 2021
County moves to broaden vaccine rollout
Illinois Valley Boys & Girls Club programs are up and running again
Council approves return of parklets to aid restaurants in downtown core
9 applicants enter race for vacant City Council seat
Tuesday, February 16th, 2021
Vaccine is scarce locally, but more pharmacies receiving it
Small park gets some love from biking enthusiasts
Internet outage in Williams, Illinois Valley highlights rural broadband woes
Monday, February 15th, 2021
B Street Jumps could use some more love, advocates say
Internet out in Williams, Illinois valleys for days
At American Legion Post 28, bake sale and COVID precautions are a winning combo
Sunday, February 14th, 2021
Mixed reaction to Dollar Mountain parking plan
A few cases of COVID-19 at Glendale mill nothing new, CEO says
White foam in the Rogue sparks social media chatter
Friday, February 12th, 2021
Volunteers, donors make sure local seniors will feel the love on Valentine's Day
District 7 middle schools set to reopen
Stimulus payments might cost you more in state tax
County receives millions in relief aid. Here's how it's being spent.