By Alex Brown, Oregon Capital Chronicle Blue states are bracing for a battle with the Trump administration over their authority to limit tailpipe emissions, a showdown that will have major … Read more
By Mike McInally, Oregon Capital Chronicle Nearly 5,000 Providence Health & Systems nurses and other professionals walked off their jobs Friday in the largest strike by health workers in state … Read more
By Taxpayers Association of Oregon It was quite a sight to see as President-Elect Trump rang the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange to start the trading day … Read more
If you fear Kamala Harris winning the White House and then doing her level best to destroy your financial life, then one of the best things you can do is … Read more
From the Politique Republic substack Jeff Bezos’s recent decision to hire more conservative writers at The Washington Post is a pivotal moment for a media landscape long dominated by liberal … Read more
In 2017, I attended our Chamber of Commerce’s annual awards banquet. I sat next to the leader of the FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) group from one of our … Read more
By Richard Emmons As the editor of the Josephine County Eagle, people often seek me out to share story ideas, complain about local problems, or ask me to do a … Read more
By Karen D. Austin I have owned a small business that serves children in Grants Pass for 32 years; the first three decades as All That Jazz Dance Studio, and … Read more
Today, The Flying Lark’s application for horse racing machines was blocked by the Oregon Racing Commission. The ORC members voted this way due to pressure by Gov. Kate Brown. Here … Read more
By Jay Meredith Most in Grants Pass are excited about the new entertainment venue called The Flying Lark, which is on the verge of opening soon right next to the … Read more