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Madras Pioneer Newspaper

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Culver Bulldogs crowned district champs

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Culver Bulldogs earned the District Championship title for 2A-SD5 Special District 5 after dominating Rogue River in their final league game of the season on Friday, Oct. 31, completing an undefeated season. The Bulldogs finished 5-0 on the season and 9-0 overall. Coming...

Culver, OR · 2d
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theashlandchronicle.com

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Police Blotter 11/06/2026: Ashland – Disorderly Conduct; Trespassing; -Phoenix – Contempt of Court

Wednesday, November 4th, 34-year-old Amanda Snow Tursi was arrested by Ashland Police in the 50 block of East Main St., near Harvey’s Place downtown. The initial arrest took place at 7:01 p.m. with Tursi being charged with 2nd degree disorderly conduct. Tursi was booked at the Jackson County Jail at 7:56 p.m.

Ashland, OR · 1d

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Judge's ruling keeps OHA, Asante medical records confidential in Schofield case

Oregon Health Authority and Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center are able to keep medical records confidential with a judge's ruling to quash subpoenas regarding their information. One figure mentioned in court hinted that the amount of data required to meet the subpoenas could be 100,000 pages.

Oregon · 2d
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Curbing illegal cannabis cultivation: local Sheriffs working to show lawmakers how big the issue really is

Jackson County Sheriff Nathan Sickler took state lawmakers on a helicopter tour to show them the scale of illegal marijuana grows and their connection to other crimes across Southern Oregon. Sickler said the flight gave legislators a chance to see the problem firsthand.

Jackson County, OR · 1d
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Southern Oregon Agriculture Faces New Labor Challenges as State Report Reveals Gaps in Worker Protections and Enforcement

Southern Oregon’s agricultural industry is entering another period of regulatory change as a newly released state legislative report identifies significant weaknesses in Oregon’s agricultural labor oversight, including inconsistent employment records, fragmented enforcement responsibilities and gaps in communication among agencies responsible for protecting farmworkers. The findings arrive less than two months before agricultural overtime requirements expand again, bringing additional financial and operational considerations to farms, vineyards, orchards and ranches throughout Josephine, Jackson, Douglas and Klamath counties.

Oregon · 2d

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Medford to discuss minor league baseball stadium on Nov. 12

MEDFORD, Ore. - Medford City Council will discuss the future of a potential Minor League Baseball stadium and proposed changes to the Public Safety Utility Fee for commercial customers during a special study session next Thursday. The meeting is open to the public but is for council discussion and potential...

Medford, OR · 1d

youroregonnews.com

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North Medford stalls in playoff-opening loss at No. 3 Nelson

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Black Tornado score on 1 of 4 trips inside Hawks’ 25-yard line to fall short in 6A championship bracket. The big plays that were part of North Medford’s early and late-season success didn’t materialize on a cold and rainy night in Happy Valley, and the Black Tornado’s hopes of extending their run in the Class 6A football championship bracket were dampened because of it.

Medford, OR · 1d

jacksonvillereview.com

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Happy Alpaca Brings Back the Magic of the Holiday Catalog

JACKSONVILLE, Ore. – Happy Alpaca Toys & Supply is bringing back a beloved holiday tradition this season with the launch of its first-ever printed holiday catalog, giving Rogue Valley families a chance to rediscover the excitement of circling favorite toys and building wish lists the old-fashioned way. “Every toy...

Jacksonville, OR · 1d

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Local Police Offer Free Vacation House Checks for Holidays

SOUTHERN OREGON – If you’re headed out of town for holiday travel, some local law enforcement agencies will help keep your house safe while you’re gone. Many local agencies offer what are called home checks or vacation checks, where volunteers check doors and windows, verify that the right vehicles are at the property, and monitor the area for any suspicious activity.

Central Point, OR · 18h

KOBI-TV NBC5

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Democrats on Track For Another Salem Supermajority in 2027

Legislative · Jackson Co. SALEM, Ore.–While Democrats enjoyed massive success in both federal and state races across the country Tuesday, they look to be expanding their supermajority in Salem. The legislative race everyone was following this week was for retiring State Senator Jeff Golden’s seat in southern Jackson...

Jackson County, OR · 1d

KOBI-TV NBC5

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Rogue Disposal opens free leaf pickup through Dec. 24th

MEDFORD, Ore. -Rogue Disposal’s annual leaf pickup program is now open and runs through December 24th. If you live within the city limits of Medford, Central Point, or Phoenix, or get service in White City from Rogue Disposal, you can get free pickup of bagged leaves. Rogue Disposal says...

Medford, OR · 20h

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Warm temps today, turning more active in the days ahead

We are looking at a system of high pressure departing east tonight, making way for a cold front. This front will bring breezy conditions and a chance of showers tonight, especially for coastal areas and parts of Northern California, including Curry County. Westside valleys like the Rogue Valley are expected to see lighter rain amounts, while areas along the coast could experience moderate to heavy precipitation. Gusts of 40 miles per hour or greater are possible along the coast and exposed coastal ranges.

Curry County, OR · 15h

grantspasstribune.com

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Southern Oregon’s Private Wells Put Drinking Water Safety in Homeowners’ Hands

East of Sutherlin, in the Nonpareil and Hinkle Creek areas of Douglas County, naturally occurring arsenic has been found at elevated levels in well water. The affected areas are among the places where Oregon health officials have urged households to test the water they drink. A glass drawn from a kitchen tap can look and taste as it always has, even when arsenic is present.

Douglas County, OR · 2d