Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 23rd of June.
Good morning, Grants Pass.
Parker’s Place Village welcomed 44 residents this week in its transitional housing community, though five to seven applicants were turned away until Phase 2 is approved.
Final inspection for 44 additional units is set for June 30 — a step aligned with closing Sixth Street encampment and expanding shelter options.
PATH organizers are hosting a meeting today at 3 to 5 p.m. in the City Council Chambers to update residents on food access efforts and community partnerships.
The meeting (3 to 4:30 p.m.) includes a presentation on ShareTheHarvest.life and Double Up Food Bucks info, followed by an informal networking session.
Sweet Tea Express is adding four new tacos—crispy fish, chicken, pulled pork, and brisket—to its menu today in Grants Pass.
The restaurant continues its commitment to quality comfort food and invites locals to explore the fresh flavors.
Although gas prices fell in much of the country over the past six weeks, Oregon drivers pay more due to higher state taxes, strict environmental standards, and limited supply networks that raise transportation costs & affect local businesses.
Families across Southern Oregon learn that real success starts with home lessons in self-worth, as parents guide children to build resilience and healthy decision-making.
Everyday care and age-appropriate tasks form the basis for confidence and emotional growth (vital parenting advice).
Oregon now permanently funds Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to deliver free monthly books for every child from birth through age five across all communities — a change that replaces temporary funding with lasting early literacy support.
Governor Tina Kotek signed the law today.
Starting July 1, Oregon's revised wage garnishment law will let workers keep either $400 or 75% of their net earnings — a change meant to ease weekly pay cuts.
Employers must adjust payroll processes under Senate Bill 1595 as the new rule takes effect statewide.
A new AARP Public Policy Institute analysis shows that prices for 25 leading brand prescriptions increased 81% after launch while prices in other countries dropped 13%, intensifying cost struggles for Oregon families dependent on daily medications.
Oregon’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is reviewing the issue (to guide future policy changes).
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.
4th of July Celebration
Full day of festivities — Reinhart Volunteer Park — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with family-friendly activities and a fireworks display.
Live Weekend Music & Special Events
6 p.m. — Conner Fields Brewing — Check for capacity — Enjoy seasonal beers and live music on weekends at this local brewery.
Grants Pass High School Band Boosters Community Fundraiser
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Grants Pass High School — Donations welcome — Support local student musicians while engaging in community activities and mobile donations.
Cirque Ma'Ceo Live Show
Unspecified time — Fairgrounds Towing & Fuel LLC — Check event for ticket details — Experience breathtaking acrobatics and the thrill of equestrian performances under the Big Top.
Live Weekend Music at Conner Fields Brewing
6 p.m. — Conner Fields Brewing — Check brewery for details — Enjoy seasonal beers and live music during weekends at this local favorite.
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