MEDFORD, Ore.- A Klamath County business discovers a card skimmer on their transaction machine. Sheriff Chris Kaber tells us deputies were alerted by a local retail business that they discovered a skimmer device after their corporate office warned them of ...
MEDFORD, Ore. — “Night to Shine,” a star-studded prom event for special needs kids is here in the Rogue Valley is happening Friday evening (2/9/24). Volunteers have been working hard this week, setting up tables, blowing up balloons, and coordinating ...
MEDFORD, Ore.- The new bike lanes on Medford’s Main Street are open to riders and not everyone is happy about it. Some folks say they’re already tired of the adjustment. The addition of the bike lanes was a part of ...
ASHLAND, Ore.- Ashland’s Festival of Light Celebration rang in the winter holiday season November 24th. For the last 31 years, Ashland’s East Main Street lights up the day after Thanksgiving to welcome in the holiday season. The event kicks off ...
ASHLAND, Ore. – The Lithia Artisans Christmas Faire opens Friday in downtown Ashland. The tradition runs in conjunction with Ashland’s Festival of Lights. The faire features nearly 50 artists and craftspeople who select their most gift worthy work. It’s held ...
CENTRAL POINT, Ore. – The Jackson County Expo hosted a job fair titled Careers In Gear this Thursday. It’s a career fair organized by Rogue Workforce Partnership Project Youth Plus and Cascade Christian High School. The all-day event brought students ...
MEDFORD, Ore – The Downtown Medford Association is celebrating the recent openings of new businesses in downtown Medford. These new businesses are bringing some new styles to Medford’s downtown scene, from casual women’s clothing by Urban Glow Beauty and ...
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – October 15th marked the grand return of the Grants Pass Tap Walk. This was the first tap walk in the last two years because of the pandemic. Organizers say the event sold out fast with ...
CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — Part 2 of the Jackson County Expo’s annual Holiday Bazaar was canceled but seasonal shoppers have no fear! The event is still happening online. The event’s second part scheduled for this coming weekend was canceled due ...
ASHLAND, Ore. — Hundreds of vendors usually set up in the local armories to sell holiday goods this time of year, but now due to COVID-19, they’ve moved outside. The market will run every weekend through December. A vendor at ...