ASHLAND, Ore. — As this global pandemic affects our world, it also brings to light our own mortality and the mortality of those around us. “One of the most important things to me as a nurse has been to do ...
ASHLAND, Ore. — Several local cities are creating financial programs to help their small businesses through the pandemic. The City of Ashland is doing something a little different. The City of Medford is making nearly $125,000 available to struggling businesses. ...
MEDFORD, Ore. — Jackson and Josephine Counties may be back open, but local health officials are saying the same thing: people seem to be letting their guards down and their worry is, we’ll pay for the price for that. “The ...
BANDON, Ore. — On the Oregon coast, several businesses have reopened their doors but that doesn’t mean their financial struggles are over. Steve and Susan Dimock have owned ‘La Kris Inn’ in Bandon since 2004. The 12-unit inn relies on ...
TALENT, Ore. — A popular pizzeria is helping make sure the community isn’t hungry during these unprecedented times. “So every Sunday basically, we give away anywhere from 35 – 55 pizzas,” said co-owner, Anthony Mouyios. The Grotto pizzeria, located in ...
ASHLAND, Ore. — Friday is the first night of Medford’s drive-in movie experience featuring the baseball classic “The Sandlot.” It’s taking place at the parking lot adjacent to field 7 at U.S. Cellular field. All 130 spots are full for ...
ASHLAND, Ore. — “It’s great to see people again and let them know we’re here and ready to go,” said Catherine Wallner, owner of ‘Patina Soul’ in Ashland. Friday, May 15th is the start of the ’new normal’ for many ...
MEDFORD, Ore. — ‘Safe Oregon’ is a statewide program for Oregonians to confidentially or anonymously report school safety threats. The anonymous tip-line started back in 2017 and can be used by school students, staff, parents and community members. It’s available ...
MEDFORD, Ore. — Although Jackson County is reopening Friday, that doesn’t include parts of Medford parks like playgrounds, sport courts and fields, splash pads, and more. Medford Parks and Recreation says places where more than 25 people can congregate at ...
MEDFORD, Ore. — Local colleges and universities are continuing to adapt to this ’new normal.’ Rogue Community College says there have been some struggles financially. It says enrollment was down about 14 percent for spring term, the majority of that ...