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Last Update Monday, July 6th, 2020
Holiday gatherings honor American independence, law enforcement

Jon Hulet, discouraged by the cancellation of official Fourth of July celebrations and the state of the country overall because of coronavirus restrictions, wanted to show support for the American way and to spend some time with like-minded folks.

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'Hurry up and wait' to see if COVID-19 spikes; county sees 9 new cases
New cornavirus cases hit 58 in Josephine County over the weekend, after the county announced six new cases Saturday and three new cases Sunday. Read More »

Sunday, July 5th, 2020
County's virus case count hits 49
Spot where trooper was slain in 1933 identified
Downtown post office sign gets a red, white and blue refresh
Source of local haze? Wildfires in Siberia
Council to consider how to safely open spraygrounds
Friday, July 3rd, 2020
Legally blind golfer deals an ace
Positive tests end Nuggets' season
4th events worry health director
Cave Junction wants to buy golf course to keep city's wastewater plan flowing
Thursday, July 2nd, 2020
'Hard habit to get into': Mask order takes effect
Councilors forgo masks during business meeting
County's virus cases rise to 43; Oregon, US report daily records
Fireworks use still OK for the Fourth of July
County reviews 5G wireless after board pulls plug on short-lived ban
Wednesday, July 1st, 2020
City had wanted to take possession of Copeland property Tuesday
OSP officer searches for clues to an 87-year-old crime scene
Applegate fire board faces scrutiny by state ethics commission
New cellphone tax could help improve rural internet service
Tuesday, June 30th, 2020
For some, mask-wearing is mostly a 'hassle'
Private gatherings contribute to county's virus spike
Protesters gather in Ruch to demonstrate against timber sale
Monday, June 29th, 2020
Local businesses have mixed feeling about face masks
Protesters gather in Ruch to demonstrate against timber sale
Two river rescues reported on the Rogue River on Sunday
Sunday, June 28th, 2020
Five new coronavirus cases reported in Josephine County
More pomp in unusual circumstance for GPHS
ODF raising fire danger level due to dry conditions
Dog park plans get rough start with Lawnridge neighborhood
Friday, June 26th, 2020
Fowler questions whether local residents are struggling
College Dreams has new role helping families
Overgrown cemetery will get a cleaning to reduce wildfire risk
River City BMX may move to Beacon Hill Park
FRONT-YARD CONCERT HALL
Thursday, June 25th, 2020
County, state parks see plenty of campers
After dismal few months, local hotels ready for rebound
Council still at a stalemate over public safety levy
BLM lands grant to repair county's oldest cemetery
Wednesday, June 24th, 2020
Local teens were the driving force behind city's protests
Fireworks still a booming summer business
Council to consider sprucing up downtown 'parklets'
GP district's plan: Two days in school, three days at home
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2020
Supporters of local law enforcement gather at GP Public Safety headquarters building
Condemning racism and police brutality, protesters march from park to courthouse
Council considering public safety fee
Monday, June 22nd, 2020
Protesters march from Riverside Park to courthouse to condemn racism
Anger is misdirected, local counterprotesters say
Sunday, June 21st, 2020
Online sexual offenses attract attention of Grants Pass police
Public Safety emphasizes transparency in drone activities
Josephine County Fairgrounds become a refuge for vendors trying to make a living
Incomplete grades drop as distance learning ends