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<p><img width="350" height="219" src="/media/17260752/stahl-on-trans-1_350x219.jpg" alt="Stahl on trans issue (60 Minutes)" class="ImageFloatRight"/>A reporter's expose on transgender treatments and surgery has landed her in hot water with the Left.</p>
JACKSON CO., Ore.- The Jackson County Emergency Operations Center announced today that Federal Emergency Management Agency has agreed to reengage with fire survivors in face-to-face meetings to assist them through the claim process. These meetings are designed to provide a second look at the applications previously filed where survivors have concerns, or they were denied benefits. The reengagement meetings will be held as follows: May 14-17 at the Phoenix Plaza Civic Center. 220 N. Main Street, Phoenix, OR Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday and Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 21...
The Jackson County Expo announces that the 2021 Central Point Wild Rogue Pro Rodeo is returning. In a press release, organizers said they are moving their rodeo dates to September 10th and 11th 2021. The committee has a tentative back up plan for outside the arena if the county is still under indoor restrictions due to Covid-19, but are currently planning to be back full force by the Fall. Grace Smith is co-anchor for NBC5 News at 6. The Chicago native is a recent graduate of University of Miami with a Communication Honors degree specializing in Broadcast Journalism. She minored in Creativ...
High Schools: No slowing down for Bow girls’ lax Bow’s Olivia Kehas, Olivia Selleck and Barrie Guertin and try to regain ball possession from MV’s Abby Forbes on Tuesday. MELISSA CURRAN photos / Monitor staff Bow’s Jess Chamberlin, Olivia Selleck and Barrie Guertin battle Merrimack Valley High School’s Anya Dinger during Tuesday’s game at Bow High School. MELISSA CURRAN / Monitor staff Bow's Addison Trefethen and Merrimack Valley High School's Caitlyn Fortier keep stride for stride during Tuesday's game at Bow High School. MELISSA CURRAN—Monitor staff Merrimack Valley’s Emi...
Readers share what they wish they had been taught in sex education IF YOU cast your mind back to your school days, you will most likely remember lots of laughing, blushing and awkward conversations in you sex ed class- that is if you were lucky enough to have been taught sex education. Times have now changes and following updates to the curriculum, it is now mandatory for relationships and sex education (RSE) to be taught in all schools, regardless of whether it is state or private. The newly updated curriculum, that took 20 years to change, will cover a range of topics from pornography...