Good morning, Grants Pass.

At Boatnik this Memorial Day weekend, Betty’s Hand Dipped Ice Cream serves a standout treat—frozen chocolate dipped bananas coated in Oreo cookie crumbs—at Riverside Park, offering festivalgoers nostalgic carnival flavors.

Many Southern Oregon families earn too much for state aid yet struggle with rising costs and inflation; local groups (food pantries, churches, nonprofits) offer support as residents work to keep up with everyday expenses.

Street sweeping continues across Grants Pass until May 30 as Public Works crews work between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Residents in active zones are asked to clear vehicles (and other obstacles) from streets to ensure effective cleaning and proper drainage.

Peak allergy season has arrived in Southern Oregon, and many residents now use saline rinses to clear pollen and ease sinus pressure.

Health experts say routine rinsing and good hydration + cleaning indoor spaces can help keep sinuses clear during this season.

Mt. Ashland Ski Area has announced its spring season pass sale for winter 2026-27, with discounted rates available until May 31; families, first-time buyers, and returning passholders can enjoy unlimited skiing and extra benefits (including flexible financing) before prices rise.

SoHumane's Miles for Mutts

11 AM – 4 PM — Wooldridge Creek Vineyard, Winery, Creamery & Charcuterie — Free entry — Walk, wag & toast with your dogs while enjoying food, T-shirts, and wine.

17th Annual Fur Ball

4-9 p.m. — The Lindsay Lodge & Restaurant — $75 per person — Enjoy a delightful dinner while supporting local efforts and bidding on unique auction items.