Good morning, Grants Pass.

River Station in Rogue River offers a memorable lunch with its bacon cheeseburger special — combining quality ingredients with genuine hometown hospitality that draws locals to a warm, friendly dining spot.

Grants Pass is one of ten cities chosen for the national Juneteenth walk that honors Dr. Opal Lee.

The event starts with a 2.5-mile walk at 9:30 a.m. Friday, June 19 at Reinhart Volunteer Park and will end with a celebration featuring vendors and food trucks.

Gold Hill will host Gold Dust Day on Saturday, June 6 with a parade, live music, and street vendors that honor the town’s gold mining history — a tradition that draws visitors from across Jackson County.

Families and locals will enjoy interactive exhibits and community activities throughout the day.

Southern Oregon Sanitation was sold to a large waste management company, a business move that reflects a national trend and raises local questions of service quality and rate adjustments.

County officials will continue monitoring the company to ensure that residents receive dependable service.

The Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest raised its fire danger rating to moderate immediately, so visitors should check alerts for campfire restrictions + note that industrial and commercial activities now face Level 1 precautions.

A vegetation fire near Colestin Road grew to between 10 and 20 acres early in wildfire season.

Firefighters from Ashland Fire & Rescue, the Oregon Department of Forestry and Jackson County Fire District set up containment lines — protecting natural resources amid dry, challenging terrain.

Josephine County’s history of mining and mineral extraction continues to shape debates on land use and public trust today.

Local officials weigh how to manage valuable resources (gold, gravel, and more) while balancing community needs and infrastructure challenges.

City crews will sweep streets across Grants Pass May 31-June 6 from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. weather permitting to remove debris; residents in affected areas are asked to move vehicles and trash containers so crews can work efficiently.

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.