Ballots for the Shady Cove mayoral recall election have been delivered to citizens via U.S. Mail. Comments and feelings are heating up on both sides of the recall; so much so that on June 22, an individual or individuals apparently decided vandalism was the best way to express their support for their side of the issue.
The June 18, 2026 Shady Cove City Council Meeting started off with a couple of paperwork snafus.
The Eagle Point Planning Commission met June 16 to hear a proposal for a car wash behind Eagles Market. The plan is expansive and covers more than 20% of the land available for development that not only includes the car wash but a sound wall and access from the Old Hwy. 62 side of the property as well as parking for cars on the east side of the property next to the proposed facility.
Both Shari Tarvin and Natalie Swendener read comments written and submitted by Swendener.
With almost officially here, hitting the water is a sure way to find relief. Whether in a pool, pond, lake, creek or river drowning is always a sad possibility as we in our area know too well.
Now is the time to learn the real signs of drowning, it’s not what you see on television or in the movies. Knowing what to look for can save a life.
(NPR) A trust fund that helps pay Social Security benefits for more than 60 million retirees and family members is expected to run out of money in 2032.
MEDFORD, OR — June 11, 2026 — Grange Co-op and Farm Supply Company today announced Board approval of a proposed Agreement and Plan of Merger that would create a 13-location cooperative spanning Southern Oregon through the Central California Coast, uniting two member-owned organizations with a combined 160-plus years of heritage and approximately 460 employees
The highlights of the June 4, 2026 Shady Cove City Council meeting were a definitive ending and a possible beginning.
The annual city budget committee hearing took place June 2 where the 14-member committee voted unanimously to approve a budget of $41,248,270 for the upcoming fiscal year.