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One arrested after illegal grow site found in Cave Junction
CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. —One man is behind bars after police raided an illegal grow site in Cave Junction. The Josephine County Marijuana Enforcement Team executed the search warrant in the 3000 block of Rockydale Road Tuesday. During the search, over 600 marijuana plants, 30 processed pounds of marijuana, 75.4...
Josephine County Commissioners’ Meeting Sparks Controversy Over Public Health Director and Broadband Grant Allocation
Yesterday, the Josephine County Board of Commissioners held a contentious meeting that raised eyebrows and sparked heated debates among the residents of Grants Pass. The meeting began with harsh criticism directed at the Public Health Director and revealed questionable financial decisions involving former County Commissioner Simon Hare. Tensions flared during...
Hidden Valley High School’s food pantry to receive a $14K grant
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – Hidden Valley High School’s (HVHS) Life Skills Food Pantry is set to receive $14,000 in grant money to support essential supplies for families facing food insecurity. The grant is for a combined total of $14,000 with $10,000 coming from AllCare’s Josephine County Advisory Council...
COW CREEK UMPQUA INDIAN FOUNDATION AWARDS NEARLY $858,000
On Tuesday the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation awarded eighty-two charities a total of $857,975 in its spring round of giving. The awards presentation took place at the Seven Feathers Convention Center in Canyonville. The non-profits receiving awards are located in Coos, Deschutes, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Klamath and Lane counties. Grants are awarded semi-annually in June and January.
Josephine County News: Boatnik 2024, Air Force Academy Summer Seminar, and Airport Day Highlights
Josephine County has been bustling with activity lately, starting with the highly successful Boatnik 2024 over Memorial Day weekend. As the county’s largest fundraiser, Boatnik once again proved its importance, with all proceeds staying local to benefit our community. A special thanks to the Grants Pass Active Club, whose dedicated volunteers make this event possible. This year’s attendance was exceptional, and we extend our gratitude to everyone who participated.
Addiction recovery programs will get $13 million in opioid settlement funds
Oregon state officials will spend slightly more than $13 million on community centers and housing for rural Oregonians recovering from drug addiction. The Opioid Settlement, Prevention, Treatment & Recovery Board awarded $13.08 million for projects, primarily in rural counties that see many drug overdoses yet offer limited access to recovery services including programs, treatment and housing. The Oregon Health Authority announced the projects this week. The money will go to...
Empowering Veterans: Lisa Pickart’s Leadership at Grants Pass VA Resource Center
Located in downtown Grants Pass, Josephine County, the local Veterans Service Office (VSO) is undergoing a transformative journey under the capable leadership of Lisa Pickart, the committed Program Manager steering the ship. This center plays a pivotal role as a lifeline for veterans, with a particular emphasis on senior veterans who seek support and assistance in navigating the intricate web of benefits and resources available to them.
$5M directed to Recovery Centers in Josephine and Klamath Counties
MEDFORD, Ore.- The Opioid Settlement Prevention, Treatment & Recovery Board, also known as the Opioid Settlement Board, directs $5 million to recovery centers in Josephine and Klamath counties. The funding to the two counties is part of a larger $13 million statewide boost in substance use disorder recovery infrastructure. Funding...
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