The G Street Fit Club, located at 1960 SW G Street, has some new owners. The club, which has been part of the local fitness scene for over thirty years (and one of the first gyms in Grants Pass), was recently purchased by Alan and Janet Taylor, and “fit” is definitely their middle name.

Dental hygiene is probably the last thing on the mind of every dog on earth when it wakes up in the morning. Unfortunately, “Veterinarians report that an estimated 85% of dogs over age 4 are suffering from some form of periodontal disease.” (Source: Animalplanet.com.)

Sanctuary One, located at 13195 Upper Applegate Road outside Ruch, was the country’s first animal care farm and have worked closely with the Southern Oregon community since day one. The month of June is no different. The temperatures might be up, but that’s not slowing down the Rogue Valley’s support of Sanctuary One.

Science tells us that we all dream, even if we don’t remember our dreams. But why do we dream? And what do our dreams mean?

There are many theories, and much is unknown. But Angel Morgan, PhD, is certain that exploring, understanding and sharing our dreams is a powerful way to feed our growth and creativity.

Southern Oregon Aspire is a nonprofit organization that provides support services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The nonprofit was formed in 1975, and long-time residents of Grants Pass will remember them as SPARC and Stepping Stone.