Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 16th of October.
Good morning, Grants Pass.
Grants Pass is celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Dollar Mountain trail system on Sunday, Nov.
8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 235 Hieglen Loop — residents should bring hiking boots or bicycles to explore trails built with state and city funds and preview future plans.
Firefighters from Jackson and Josephine counties halted a grass fire from spreading past two acres along Foothill Boulevard near Interstate 5 on Oct.
14; crews continued mopping up hot spots and reinforcing containment lines while asking the public to avoid the area.
Small businesses and qualifying nonprofits in Jackson and Josephine counties may secure federal drought disaster loans of up to $2 million if they apply by March 1.
The Oregon Department of Emergency Management reminded applicants on Oct. 7 and noted that drought coverage begins March 24 and April 1.
Grants Pass voters will decide on Nov.
3 whether to approve a $10.89 million school bond that pairs local taxes with an $8.168 million state grant to repair ten School District 7 campuses, covering roofing, air conditioning, electrical systems and more to update aging facilities.
For local families, frozen dinners offer a budget-friendly option for tonight’s meal, though their nutritional benefits depend on ingredients and serving sizes.
Shoppers are advised to check labels carefully (as sodium, protein, and cost levels differ by brand) to plan a healthier dinner.
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