“It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.” Joseph Joubert Taking this quote to heart, Shady Cove City Council debated nearly everything during their May 3 meeting, settled most issues and left some for another day. The single issue no one had need to debate…
Leaking water tank a concern
Continuous rain brings high water to the Rogue
Firefighting has been cpt. Dennis Jordan’s calking for 40+ years

Fire District #3 has said goodbye to seven of their employees, a total of 194 years of service. Those retirees include: Deputy Fire Marshal Don Hickman, 26 years of service; Captain Jon Brite and Fire Engineer Bill Ward, 30 years each; Captain Mark Minor and Fire Engineer Steve Waterman, each 25 years of service, Fire…
Galpins mean great deal to Eagle Point
We have been aware for a period of time some of the financial issues surrounding Cris Galpin. Unfortunately, they are not unlike those facing other developers although perhaps not to the same extent. Homeowners who find themselves under water and at edge of foreclosure certainly face issues of debts that yesterday seemed inconceivable. While again…
Little Butte Irrigation ends agreement with county
What started several years ago as a gentlemen’s agreement has ended in disagreement. In their annual meeting, the Little Butte Irrigation Company has ended a relationship with Jackson County Roads department. The original agreement was that the Jackson County Roads Department would occasionally dip a tanker of water from Little Butte Irrigation ditch in exchange…
Little Butte Irrigation ends agreement with county
What started several years ago as a gentlemen’s agreement has ended in disagreement. In their annual meeting, the Little Butte Irrigation Company has ended a relationship with Jackson County Roads department. The original agreement was that the Jackson County Roads Department would occasionally dip a tanker of water from Little Butte Irrigation ditch in exchange…
High water
SC water meeting
Shady Cove water issues will be presented Jan. 12 at 1:30 p.m. at Two Pines Restaurant. This is a public meeting and interested residents are urged to attend.
New SC deputy, water workshop Jan. 12
Though there’s been little rain in the area lately January is still a very wet month for Shady Cove, as they start the new year by diving into an ongoing issue. The Jan. 5 Shady Cove Council study session centered on a presentation given by Larry Menteer and Ivan Gall from the Oregon Water Resources…





