MEDFORD, Ore. – On Thursday, the Medford City Council approved a $781,555 grant from Jackson County for Rogue Retreat. Rogue Retreat said the money will help it move to its new urban campground in West Medford. It will also help Rogue Retreat ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– Rogue Retreat said it will be ready to open its new permanent campground in West Medford this October. The new campsite will be able to hold over 200 people. Rogue Retreat said it still needs to install plumbing ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– The City of Medford and Rogue Retreat had their application denied for state funding that would go towards operating multiple shelters in the city. The operations funding would allow the city and Rogue Retreat to continue to run ...
Many nonprofit organizations that serve our community need volunteers. This week in our volunteer segment we’re featuring Rogue Retreat. Help those experiencing homelessness by volunteering at the thrift shop, Kitchen, and picking up donations. Don’t forget about the Volunteer Fair on ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – After 20-plus years on the street, the Medford staple Downtown Dan is getting his forever home. Downtown Dan, as many call him, is famous for walking all over Medford and talking to everyone he sees. For the ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– Rogue Retreat announced it has hired a new leader. Sam Engel was chosen as the non-profit’s new executive director after months of searching. Engel has worked in the Rogue Valley for nearly 20 years with organizations like AllCare. ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – A local nonprofit created with the goal of addressing homelessness has a new leader. In August, Rogue Retreat said goodbye to its longtime founder and Executive Director Pastor Chad McComas. This came after questions were raised about ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – Southern Oregon and much of Northern California experienced a wild winter storm Monday night. Wind gusts in some areas reaching 80 miles per hour, several inches of rain causing flooding and thousands lost power. According to the ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – Rogue Retreat’s Hope Village threw a big Christmas celebration on December 23rd. The whole village was decorated from head to toe in Christmas decorations many of which were donated for the occasion. The event welcomed the public ...
MEDFORD, Ore. —The city of Medford is looking at buying the Redwood Inn from Rogue Retreat. Last year, Rogue Retreat started working on the facility to transform the motel into emergency housing for Almeda Fire victims and the homeless. But ...