Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 17th of November.
Good morning, Grants Pass.
Mt. Ashland will host a Winter Kick-off Celebration on Saturday, November 22 from 2:00 to 5:30 p.m.—the free event will offer food, live music, gear waxing and season pass printing while supporting the Chairlift Replacement Project.
Attendees will join local skiers and riders as they prepare for the 2025–2026 winter season.
Residents in Southern Oregon have faced rising Spectrum bills and unreliable internet service due to little competition in the area.
Many now call for consumer protection reviews as repeated outages disrupt daily life.
Dutch Bros is reducing its local sticker giveaways and has closed its downtown Dutch House shop, leaving longtime customers in Grants Pass feeling a loss of hometown charm.
Some locals say the changes may take away the brand’s unique spirit and hope a museum will honor its roots — a sign of a broader shift to a national focus.
Southern Oregon households are adopting practical strategies to cut household waste by rethinking food purchases, plastic use, clothing disposal, furniture, and electronics.
Residents plan to save money and support local families by planning meals and donating unused items—actions that ease pressure on regional landfills and recycling centers.
Residents in Southern Oregon are advised to prepare for winter travel by packing an emergency bag—filled with water, high-calorie food, blankets, and fire-starting tools—and by checking vehicle tires, antifreeze, and batteries before heading out.
They are also encouraged to share travel plans with a trusted person to ensure help is available if conditions worsen.
Bladder leakage is common for many adults over fifty and can also start earlier when pelvic muscles weaken — both men and women can ease the problem with regular Kegel exercises and simple habit changes.
Local physical therapists in Grants Pass and Medford offer guidance on exercises and lifestyle tips like reducing caffeine to help manage this condition.
Residents from Grants Pass can drive to Medford airport then catch a flight to Cabo San Lucas — where warm temperatures, calm seas, and outdoor activities provide a welcome break from the winter chill.
The short international getaway promises quick access to sunshine and relaxation as travelers escape Southern Oregon’s gray skies.
Bronson is a gentle, nearly 95-pound dog at the shelter who has recovered from skin irritation and is ready for adoption — his $175 fee and quick learning around other dogs make him a promising match for a loving family.
O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy
7:30 PM — Rogue Theatre — Ticket pricing not specified — Enjoy a whimsical British comedy blending propriety and humor in a festive setting.
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