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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

Environment

Steps to Help Protect the Environment

Each American throws out about 4.5 pounds of trash per day, according to the U.S. ...

By Tony Cooper

November 6, 2020

Education

Oregon high school athletes choosing to play California Prep basketball

Medford’s Piyush Aneja is getting a head start in his basketball career. Aneja, a class ...

By Tony Cooper

November 6, 2020

COVID-19

Jackson County reports 109 new cases

Jackson County Public Health reports 109 new COVID-19 cases. Jackson County Public Health officials say ...

By Tony Cooper

November 6, 2020

Oregon

How long will it take to reach herd immunity with the COVID-19 vaccine in Oregon?

When the vaccine does eventually become available for all of us, how long will it ...

By Tony Cooper

November 4, 2020

Local News

Pedestrian struck and killed along I-5 in Medford

Oregon State Police says that a pedestrian was struck and killedby two vehicles along I-5 ...

By Tony Cooper

November 4, 2020

Uncategorized

Rogue Valley grocery stores see demand for smaller Thanksgiving turkeys

Grocery stores across the Rogue Valley are seeing a demand for small Thanksgiving turkeys as ...

By Tony Cooper

November 4, 2020

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The City of Bend is updating its parking code to better align with the city’s evolving needs and to provide a more modern and effective framework for managing parking and curb usage

The City of Bend is encouraging residents to participate in a survey to provide feedback on updating its Community Climate Action Plan

Prosecutor of the Year recognized for successfully handling high-profile poaching case

The Bend Police Department will host National Night Out on Tuesday, August 6, 2024

Governor Tina Kotek announces Judicial vacancy on Multnomah County Circuit Court

Oregon State Treasury announced $566.8 million General Obligation Bond offering through its Buy Oregon Bonds Program

Oregon is one of only five states to receive $25,000 grant that will help make walking, biking, and scooting safer for young people in an underserved area of Oregon

The Oregon Conservation and Recreation Advisory Committee will meet online on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024

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

39-year-old man dead after a shooting in the Foster-Powell Neighborhood, police say

Disturbance in the Forest Park Neighborhood has prompted activation of Portland’s Special Emergency Reaction Team and Crisis Negotiation Team

Shooting on Northeast Glisan Street and Northeast 122nd Avenue sends one person to the hospital

13-year-old boy was shot and critically wounded in the Hazelwood Neighborhood

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

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

Steps to Help Protect the Environment

Oregon high school athletes choosing to play California Prep basketball

Jackson County reports 109 new cases

How long will it take to reach herd immunity with the COVID-19 vaccine in Oregon?

Pedestrian struck and killed along I-5 in Medford

Rogue Valley grocery stores see demand for smaller Thanksgiving turkeys

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City officials announced the first phase of the Awbrey Butte Waterline Improvements Project

The Bend Police Department will have extra patrols out looking for speeders in March, officials say

The Bend Police Department is currently accepting applications for its Community Academy, officials say

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