Public records requests to the rescue.

Adventures in newspapering:
• Parade starts at 10 am
• Reporter and photogs back in the newsroom by 10:30 am
• Story flowed onto pages at 11 am
• Final page sent at 11:17 am
• Press starts rolling at 11:32 am; copies start hitting the streets as the *parade is still going on*!

Newsroom crushed it.

Tore up the front page and slammed the new pope news into today’s paper.

A Grants Pass connection in today’s Kentucky Derby: Dutch Bros Coffee co-founder Travis Boersma owns one of the horses in the field, Owen Almighty (named after one of Boersma’s sons).

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We print Tuesdays through Saturdays. Protest coverage will be in Tuesday’s paper.

People who have lived here 50 years are telling me this is the biggest protest they’ve ever seen in Grants Pass.

Grants Pass ordinances regulating camping on public property suspended for two weeks by Circuit Court judge this morning in latest homeless lawsuit against city.
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Today’s front page

Hot chased the black plate on A1 this morning.

The Rogue was roiling Sunday.

From our weekend edition.

Someone threw a brick through the Daily Courier’s main entrance glass doors last night with a vulgar message targeting a specific journalist in our newsroom. Hate mongers are alive and well in Southern Oregon.

(We bought 40 of them.)

The defunct Medford Mail Tribune liquidated their equipment at auction last week. Vending machines sold for $10 per lot of eight. (That’s $1.25 apiece.)