Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 15th of March.
Good morning, Grants Pass.
Community leaders, nonprofit reps and residents will gather Tuesday, Mar.
24 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at City Council Chambers to address homelessness and share updates on local support efforts; Brandi Fogle from Max’s Mission will present her work and organizers will collect food donations for the county food bank.
Matt Spurlock (a county commissioner candidate) and Rachael Parker were recently dismissed from the Josephine County Food Bank, raising questions about whether political involvement influenced the nonprofit’s decisions.
The issue remains unresolved as community discussions continue.
Britt Festival has added nine nights of concerts and comedy into its 2026 summer season on the hills above Jacksonville, featuring acts from Modest Mouse to Jeff Dunham.
Tickets are available through official channels with presale access starting March 13 followed by public sales on March 27.
Senate Bill 1551 (which received bipartisan support) will allow homeowners to upgrade with fire-resistant materials despite HOA restrictions, taking effect in June if signed by Governor Tina Kotek.
The law aims to lower wildfire risks for residents.
The Mixed Grill at 225 Rogue River Highway is the 14th stop on the Say Cheese tour and features a grilled cheese with chipotle chicken, bacon, and a blend of three cheeses.
The event supports the Josephine County Food Bank and showcases local culinary creativity.
Peter Antoniou Live
8-11 p.m. — Rogue Theatre — Tickets starting at $114 — Experience an unforgettable show with Peter Antoniou's captivating performance.
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