Good morning, Grants Pass.

During Say Cheese Month supporting the Josephine County Food Bank, The Growler Guys at 531 NE F Street in Grants Pass are featuring a Bacon Jam Pepper Popper Grilled Cheese (on house-made focaccia with cheddar, cream cheese and sweet-spicy bacon jam) that adds creative twist to a classic comfort food.

OSU Extension will host a presentation titled Owls of Oregon on Saturday, March 14 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Rogue Community College (Room J-1) where former wildlife biologist Lee O.

Webb will discuss 14 native owl species and their roles in our local ecosystems.

Young people involved in agriculture in Josephine County will sharpen their animal care skills at the free Animal Science Training hosted by OSU Extension on Saturday, March 14 at the Community Learning Center (fairgrounds).

The full-day event will cover nutrition, health and showmanship skills for livestock care.

The city council approved a $720 fine for motorized vehicles on Dollar Mountain trails during a March 4 meeting (8–0 vote) to curb trail damage, soil erosion, and wildfire risks, with authorities set to enforce the rule for safe trail use.

The Asante Foundation announced its campaign to expand The Family House near Three Rivers Medical Center has raised over $1 million from local donors—a milestone that moves the project toward doubling its seven-room capacity.

Fundraising will continue until it reaches $3.2 million.

Casa Blanca Coffee and Grill has introduced a special three-cheese grilled sandwich on a house-made torta roll as part of Say Cheese Month to support the Josephine County Food Bank.

The local eatery offers a simple, comforting meal for residents.

Peter Antoniou Live

8-11 p.m. — Rogue Theatre — Tickets starting at $114 — Experience an unforgettable show with Peter Antoniou's captivating performance.