Troy Heie

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Published 10:22 am Monday, May 12, 2025 ROME — During his first audience with the international press on Monday, new Pope Leo XIV made an appeal for media and press freedom and the search for truth. “We must say no to the war of words and images. We must reject the paradigm of war,” the recently elected pope said in Rome.

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Published 10:00 am Saturday, May 10, 2025 Les Zaitz and his wife and business partner, Scotta Callister, are retiring after more than a combined century in journalismWhen the Malheur Enterprise closes at the end of May, Les Zaitz says he will have written his last investigative story. Zaitz, 69, bought the 115-year-old Enterprise in 2015 along with his wife and business partner, Scotta Callister, after a long and distinguished career as an investigative reporter at The Oregonian.

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Published 2:15 pm Thursday, May 8, 2025 Sales a boost for shoppers and sellers with others held to benefit community projects; events kick off this weekendAs much a part of spring in the Rogue Valley as blooming daffodils and an influx of rafters appearing on the Rogue River, the annual lineup of citywide and community yard sales is well underway. Citywide sales give residents a chance to find good deals, clean out overstuffed garages and, in some cases, help support community organizations.

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Published 10:57 am Wednesday, May 7, 2025 Gregory A. Hall has been found safe, according to the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office. See previous coverage belowJosephine County Search and Rescue has been activated in the case of a Cave Junction man last seen leaving his home with his Australian terrier dog in tow on Tuesday morning. Gregory A. Hall, 55, is described as a white 5-foot-9 male, 209 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes.

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Published 6:19 am Wednesday, May 7, 2025 Play Taps on Memorial Day as a tribute“Taps across America” is a nationwide tribute dedicated to honoring the service of our fallen military heroes. Founded in 2020 by a retired Air Force bugler Jari Villanueva, cofounder of Taps for Veterans, this powerful tradition began as a way to bring Americans together during the pandemic.