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The final touches are going in at the Flying Lark right now, crews are working every day to make sure its ready to open by March 1st but if the

The eight-race card features two quarter horse events, six thoroughbred races, and 65 total horses. A special 4th of July holiday race is also scheduled. At 15% capacity, 1,200 fans will be able to watch the horse races. “There’s nothing like having a nice big crowd to root for the horses, so we’re really excited to be able to run to have fans back in the seats and building on a really good [racing season in] 2020,” said Grants Pass Downs President, Randy Evers. Tickets for opening day are available at the gate or online at gpdowns.com. NBC5 News reporter Mariah Mills is a Medford nat...

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — The races are on at Grants Pass Downs! Or at least they will be starting next week, May 10. The Grants Pass Downs says it’s coming off a record-shattering Fall meet and is excited to keep the momentum going. The Spring/Summer season begins on Monday with the first race at 5:15 PM.  Randy Evers, President of Grants Pass Downs says fans will finally be allowed to fill 15 percent of the stands. “About 600 [people] in the grand stands and another 600 in the apron area, where people stand and watch. So up to 1200 fans. We’re kind of scurrying,” said Evers.

Grants Pass Downs Brings Momentum To Spring Meet Opener On May 10 Sponsored by: Racing at Grants Pass Downs in Oregon Coming off a record-shattering fall meeting that established new marks in total wagering and field size, Grants Pass Downs in Grants Pass, Ore., looks to continue its momentum when the 2021 Spring Meeting begins Monday May 10. The 17-day season features Monday and Tuesday racing at 5:15 p.m. PT. Holiday racing is offered Sunday, July 4, at 1 p.m. According to track president Randy Evers, an update regarding fans will be released next week. The situation is fluid, but...

Hawaii Magazine Beginning on April 5 visitors to Kauaʻi can bypass quarantine with proof of a negative COVID-19 test. Mar 8, 2021 Visiting Kauaʻi just got a little easier. Starting April 5, the Garden Isle will rejoin the state’s Safe Travels testing program, which would allow travelers to bypass Hawaiʻi’s mandatory 10-day quarantine with a negative COVID-19 test taken 72 hours before arriving in the Islands. This is a big step to opening up Kauaʻi to tourism. On Dec. 2, Kauaʻi had opted out of the pre-testing travel program, and the only way visitors could bypass quarantine was to s...