The Hop to it GEMS 4-H rabbit and cavy club had a very busy and successful Spring Fair.
The Spring Fair started off with club member Tyson Tomich winning Grand Champion market rabbit pen. The reserve Grand Champion market rabbit pen was owned by Jazmine Miller, another Hop to it GEMS member.
(OPB) Town leaders want to reopen an investigation into former town manager, Michele Parry, who resigned in 2024. Lakeview leaders believe their town may be the victim of fraud, and they’re calling on state agencies to investigate. In a resolution passed this week, the Lakeview…
The Eagle Point School District Board of Directors held a special study session July 23 to work with Mike Scott, a certified specialist who travels throughout the state working with various school districts to help them set goals and improve their performance.
(OHA) The Oregon Secretary of State’s office officially confirmed that Initiative Petition 28 (IP28) failed to secure the required signatures to qualify for the November ballot, handing a major victory to Oregon’s conservationists, sportsmen and agricultural communities.
On July 23, Eagle Point police responded to a business alarm at the Purple Parrot at 5:45 a.m. In a statement, Eagle Point Police Chief Jim Hammilton said, “Upon arrival of the first officer, two subjects were seen in the area.
Jackson and Josephine counties, Oregon (July 27, 2026) — Rogue Community College launched a redesigned website today, offering a fresh look and a more user-friendly experience for students and the community.
The Eagle Point City Council held their regular meeting July 14 which began with a presentation supporting the construction of a suspension bridge near the Butte Creek Mill that would cross Little Butte Creek and would connect near the existing Little Butte Creek Park.
With the East Evans Creek Fire burning close to our backyards, many questions and concerns are popping up on social media, and in person, about how these fires affect our wildlife. First off, forget those “Bambi” images, most of the wildlife will be fine. Lots of wildlife can actually thrive as a result of wildfires, some species even depend on it.
A long-running PacifiCorp wildfire lawsuit is heading to Oregon’s highest court.