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Recent News in Grants Pass

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Firefighters Enhance Skills in Rural Oregon Training

Rural Metro Fire and Grants Pass Fire B-Shift crews in Josephine County, Oregon, participated in intensive training on water supply techniques vital for firefighting in areas with limited hydrant access.

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Ghost Tales Wanted: Haunted History Book in the Works

The Josephine County Historical Society invites the community to submit their ghost stories for an upcoming book on downtown Grants Pass' haunted history.

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Controversy Swirls Around Commissioner Candidate Barnett

County Commissioner candidate Chris Barnett is embroiled in controversy over alleged suppression of free speech, evasion from public discourse, and manipulation of narratives, drawing criticisms likening his tactics to gaslighting.

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