Features

On Tonight’s Five on 5, we are joined by Jackson County Library Services Assistant Director Laura Kimberly and Medford Library Branch Manager Terra McCloud discussing the upcoming Medford Comic Con going on April 28th – 29th. For More Information: www.jcls.org/mcc

On Tonight’s Five on 5, we are joined by Pat Murphey, the Director of the Grants Pass Sobering Center discussing what the program does to help break the cycle of addiction. Tomorrow, on April 24th, they will be celebrating their two year …

The following is sponsored content: NBC5 is partnering up with Providence Health & Services to help create healthy communities, together. This week’s Providence Minute focuses on how movement can aid in cardiac rehabilitation.

The following is sponsored content: NBC5 has teamed up with Asante to bring you Better Health, a segment to bring you tips on staying healthy. This week, we discuss strokes.

On Tonight’s Five on 5, we are joined by Linda Woodley the co-chair of the Art of Survival Century Bicycle Ride, as well as Katie Jameson a volunteer with the ride, discussing the event which takes place on Memorial Day weekend in …

  On Tonight’s Five on 5, we are joined by Dr. Robin Miller and author Dave Kahn for Southern Oregon Swing discussing the health benefits of dancing and the upcoming Dance Convention happening on April 27th – 29th at the pin Ashland …

On Tonight’s Five on 5, we are joined by Laura VanZee Taylor, discussing her first feature length film, a documentary “I Am Maris”. For More Information: iammarismovie.com  

On Tonight’s Five on 5, we are joined by Medford City Manager Brian Sjothun discussing the upcoming utility fee increase going into effect on July 15th.

On Tonight’s Five on 5, we are joined by Dan Bryant, the Executive Director of Square One Villages, a company based out of Eugene that specializes in making tiny homes for people in need of housing. In tonight’s interview, he discusses the …

The following is sponsored content: NBC5 is partnering up with Providence Health & Services to help create healthy communities, together. This week’s Providence Minute focuses on how healthy foods can aid in cardiac rehabilitation.