Author: Daniel Mancuso

Life in the Valley of Riches

We have the fortune of having two interns right now. Ava Adams, is now a sophomore at IVHS and I hope to keep her until she heads off to school in three years through the fund for Oregon Rural Journalism (FORJ). Adams has had access to journalism training that one[Read More…]

Life in the Valley of Riches

by Dan Mancuso, Publisher Never a dull moment in Josephine County and after this important message from the Lions Club I will fill you in.Terry Trull from the Illinois Valley Lions Club is in need of volunteers Labor Day weekend to help in the hamburger stand. If you are willing[Read More…]

PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice of Vacancyin elective county office The Josephine County Board of Commissioners requests qualified individuals to apply for the interim appointment to fill a vacancy that has been created by the resignation of Commissioner Daniel E. DeYoung. The successful applicant will be appointed to serve until the person elected at[Read More…]

ODHS Emergency Cooling Center brings relief

With triple-digit heat outside, Sylvia Ceron and her team from the Office of Resilience and Emergency Management, which works under Oregon Department of Human Services, traveled to Cave Junction to help cool the heat with a bang on the Fourth of July. Ceron organized a cooling center July 4 through[Read More…]

Life in the Valley of Riches

Losing sucks, I’m not going to lie. But, the sting only lasts a few days and then it’s time to move forward.What really disturbs me is the low voter turnout. I spoke to many young adults in the community that had no plans to vote. Others are upset and disgusted[Read More…]

Life in the Valley of Riches

by Dan Mancuso,publisher Well as I write this, I have no idea how the election will go. Thank you to all who supported me and if not me, I thank those who voted at all. I have my fingers crossed. I don’t think I will make the top two, but[Read More…]

Life in the Valley of Riches

March came in like a lion, so if the theory goes, it should go out like a lamb. The dry and warm weather has been a blessing after the wet winter. To the dismay of many, this winter was really more of a typical winter. When I moved here In[Read More…]