Good morning, Grants Pass.

Crews installed 76 semi-private sleeping areas on May 29 at Parker’s Place Village along Redwood Highway, marking a key step in the emergency transitional housing project.

Construction will continue with additional site improvements in the coming days.

Clarion Theatre Company will present two original musicals, In Time and Fairhaven, at the Grants Pass Performing Arts Center from Oct.

16 through Oct. 24, offering local playwrights a new stage for their work.

Environmental groups urged Gov. Kotek to review plans for a proposed gravel mine near Grave Creek in Sunny Valley on Monday, June 1, renewing a 14-year dispute that could affect water supplies and future development.

Southern Oregon homeowners can manage green lawns cost-effectively by watering deeply and early, mowing at three inches, and repairing irrigation leaks; these strategies reduce water use and save money as temperatures rise, plus experts recommend choosing drought-tolerant varieties for a sustainable lawn.

Initiative Petition 28 (the PEACE Act) has collected over 120,000 signatures and is headed to the November ballot if state officials verify them.

The measure would expand animal cruelty laws and affect local hunting, fishing, and ranching practices that support our community.

Families planning water activities must complete safety checks before rafting or kayaking this summer.

Local experts advise wearing a properly fitted life jacket (to prevent cold water shock) and inspecting gear carefully before use to avoid accidents on scenic rivers.

Asante held its first walk for hope in Grants Pass where about 900 people walked a mile to honor cancer survivors, caregivers, and those lost to the illness.

The event raised $90K to expand the family house for travelers needing affordable treatment.

The Oregon Ducks secured a 14–2 win over Yale at PK Park in Eugene and then beat Washington State in a shutout as part of the NCAA Tournament.

Fans from Grants Pass and nearby towns watched the strong play and now expect more competitive games ahead.

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.

Goldpine & Bronwyn Keith-Hynes Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Hivve - Coworking & Venue — Ticketed event — Experience a night of award-winning Americana and folk music with live performances from Goldpine and Grammy-winning Bronwyn Keith-Hynes.