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Land a hand at Oregon Coast Aquarium

Oregon Coast Aquarium is offering the chance to start 2020 on a positive note by ...

By Tony Cooper

November 10, 2020

COVID-19

Jackson County Public Health Reports 82 New COVID-19 Cases

Jackson County Public Health reports 82 new COVID-19 cases as of 12:01 am on December ...

By Tony Cooper

November 10, 2020

Oregon

Crabbing season opens up in Oregon on Wednesday, but several questions remain

Wednesday is a big day on the Oregon Coast as commercial Dungeness Crabbing season officially ...

By Tony Cooper

November 8, 2020

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Black Friday shoppers buy in stores to avoid complications online

Black Friday shopping this year is a little bit different from years prior. Many student ...

By Tony Cooper

November 8, 2020

Crime

Owning up to his past, felon runs for Medford mayor

A 51-year-old felon who hasn’t voted in Oregon since 2008 wants to be the next ...

By Tony Cooper

November 8, 2020

Environment

Southern Oregon’s cool waters provide late summer respite from pandemic

With this strange summer of COVID-19 slipping away, my wife and I began plotting a ...

By Tony Cooper

November 8, 2020

Education

98-year-old Grants Pass business might be closing its doors this month

Right now, a 98-year-old Grants Pass business might be closing its doors soon and that ...

By Tony Cooper

November 8, 2020

COVID-19

New COVID19 Impact Funding Now Available from Jackson and Josephine Counties

Over $3.6 million in grant funds are now available for eligible businesses impacted by COVID19 ...

By Tony Cooper

November 8, 2020

Uncategorized

Salvation Army hosts annual Thanksgiving turkey giveaway

The Salvation Army’s annual turkey giveaway for families in need will go forward this year ...

By Tony Cooper

November 6, 2020

Crime

Homeless campground eviction triggers lawsuit threat

A tent city for homeless people has sprung up since the Almeda fire in Hawthorne Park in Medford. The ...

By Tony Cooper

November 6, 2020

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Bend Police promotes safe driving during National Teen Driver Safety Week

Pedestrian critically injured in crash on NE Third Street

Bend Police to host medication takeback event on October 25

Franklin Avenue corridor project underway in Bend

Oregon Poised to Allow Governor to Appoint U.S. Senator After Vacancy

Oregon Agencies Urge Campfire Safety During Wildfire Awareness Month

Oregon Senators Urge Federal Assistance for Harney County Flood Victims

Communities Across Central Oregon Honor Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day

The State of Oregon fined four businesses a combined $44,600 in May for willful violations of state regulations meant to protect workers from COVID-19

What are the symptoms of the AstraZeneca vaccine blood clotting and how long does the risk last?

The OHA reported 867 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 10 more COVID-19 related deaths

The Oregon Health Authority reported 1,010 new cases and 2 new deaths related to COVID-19

Madras man arrested on kidnapping and robbery charges

Bend police make multiple DUII arrests over holiday weekend

Lane County Man Sentenced to 15 Years for Largest Meth Seizure in Oregon History

Bend Man with Long Criminal Record and Mental Health History Accused of Mass Stabbing at Salem Shelter

Brown says schools can open if they wish

Medford School Board Asks State To Ease In-Person Learning Restrictions

Student Sustainability Center director, McNair Scholar wins Scholastic Achievement Award

OSHA proposes fines against Grace Cascade Christian High School

The Bend City Council unanimously approved the contract to begin the Midtown Crossings Greenwood Avenue pilot project and the Second Street waterline project

Holiday waste recycling tips

RV park provides shelter for Asante employees displaced by fires

‘Great Conjunction’ of Jupiter and Saturn will be the closest in nearly 800 years

Land a hand at Oregon Coast Aquarium

Jackson County Public Health Reports 82 New COVID-19 Cases

Crabbing season opens up in Oregon on Wednesday, but several questions remain

Black Friday shoppers buy in stores to avoid complications online

Owning up to his past, felon runs for Medford mayor

Southern Oregon’s cool waters provide late summer respite from pandemic

98-year-old Grants Pass business might be closing its doors this month

New COVID19 Impact Funding Now Available from Jackson and Josephine Counties

Salvation Army hosts annual Thanksgiving turkey giveaway

Homeless campground eviction triggers lawsuit threat

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