In a Grants Pass courtroom Monday, a judge told a woman who was angry about the outcome of a sexual abuse case involving her 17-year-old son and a teacher’s aide at his high school that her grievance was with the state Legislature, not the criminal justice system.

Two incidents of gunplay rattled the streets of Medford over the weekend, leading to two arrests and one teen being rushed to the hospital to treat a neck wound.

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It is with great sorrow we mourn the passing of Larry. He was born in California on December 12, 1945. He died on January 25, 2026.

Thank you for the article by Tricia Drevets in The Good Life! special publication headlined “Three women whose attitudes belie their ages share wisdom.”

All of William Shakespeare’s 37 plays condensed into just over an hour and a half? You’re kidding, right.

I was messing around in my front yard when my neighbor said: “How are you, John?” I knew this was a greeting, not a question, but I dropped my rake, skittered across the street, and said: “I am lousy.” She cocked her head without speaking, and I blurted, “I hate war.”

The Horny Goat has ambled over to a much bigger home and greener pastures where Elk once roamed.

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March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, and there is a concerning trend emerging in the world of colorectal cancer.

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You know that spring has sprung when the early shrubs begin to bloom. With the puffs of pink, yellow, red and white festooning local gardens right now, spring has certainly arrived in its full splendor.

An award-winning short film exploring the sacred feminine, the goddess archetype in all faiths and their place in the modern world is being screened at a Grants Pass church next month. Read More »

With temperatures cooling and rain falling in the Rogue Valley, it seems like soup weather has arrived. Read More »