Editing Cave Junction, Oregon (section)

=== Media ===
Cave Junction has one newspaper and two radio stations.  The local paper, the ''[[Illinois Valley News]]'', is a paper of record for all of Josephine County. Established in 1937 when Cave Junction was known as Cave City, and as of 2018 has a circulation of 2,280.  The Valley's longest running business is published every Wednesday.

The city's only licensed radio station is [[KXCJ-LP]] (FM 105.7), a community powered station which went on-air in December 2016.

The Cave Junction area had a pirate radio station, Hope Mountain Radio.  It broadcast out of Takilma until repeated interference from government agents caused them to shut down.  The station then began broadcasting legally on the internet at TakilmaFM.com, although this caused their costs to go up and necessitated fundraising activities.  As of January 2007, Hope Mountain Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day with an all volunteer staff.