Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of March.
Good morning, Grants Pass.
Ernie, a calm 10-year-old dog weighing 70 pounds, is available for adoption at the local shelter.
He is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped with a fee of $92.50 and those interested should call 541+474+5458.
Businesses along G Street are facing reduced foot traffic as ongoing construction creates confusion about which shops remain open, prompting local food reviewer Nik Martin (who was born and raised locally) to distribute gift cards to support local businesses.
Shop owners say they remain open and emphasize nearby parking options.
Boatnik returns to Riverside Park over Memorial Day weekend, reviving a cherished community tradition with a parade, live music, boat races, and a Memorial Day service — rock icon Sebastian Bach headlines a performance.
Today, rising global conflict is pushing up prices for food, housing, and everyday goods as supply chain disruptions increase costs in local stores in Grants Pass (seen in higher grocery bills and mortgage rates).
Blaze N Monkeys, run by Patrick and Misty, serves a wild grilled cheese on the Say Cheese tour.
The sandwich blends smoky, sweet flavors + a spicy kick on roasted garlic bread, and followers can track its next location on social media.
Peter Antoniou Live
8-11 p.m. — Rogue Theatre — Tickets starting at $114 — Experience an unforgettable show with Peter Antoniou's captivating performance.
Pigs on the Wing - A Tribute to Pink Floyd
8-11 p.m. — Rogue Theatre — $39.50 — Celebrate Pink Floyd’s legacy with Pigs on the Wing's 20th anniversary tour in Grants Pass.
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