MEDFORD, Ore. – Due to cold weather in the forecast, an emergency shelter will be opened up in the City of Medford. On Monday, November 28, Medford City Manager Brian Sjothun issued a severe weather event declaration that allows for ...
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. —With the cold wet weather across the region, there’s a lot of concern about the local homeless right now. Ashland is opening the doors to its emergency shelter Monday night. But it’s open with limited hours because ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– Medford City Council voted unanimously last night for Rogue Retreat to operate its new homeless Navigation Center. The new roughly $4.5 million building is located on Market Street off Biddle. Rogue Retreat plans to have the facility fully ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– Rogue Retreat hoped to enter into a new partnership with the City of Medford Thursday. City Council voted on whether to hire the non-profit to operate it’s new multi-million dollar homeless Navigation Center. “The goal is to provide ...
ASHLAND, Ore. – Ashland’s emergency shelter is shutting down. Last year, the City of Ashland partnered with Rogue Retreat, thanks in part to a $300,000 grant from the state, to set up a temporary shelter in the Rogue Valley to ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – Due to the possibility of record-low temperatures across the Rogue Valley, Medford and Ashland are keeping overnight winter shelters open for the next few days. On Monday, Medford City Manager Brian Sjothun declared a “severe weather event,” ...
MEDFORD, Ore. — Last week we told you about Judi’s Midnight Diner hosting a supply drive for the homeless in the community. Today, a volunteer with the group, who is homeless himself, tells us donations for the Stay Alive Supply ...
MEDFORD, Ore. – Cold winter weather has prompted the extension of shelter services in the Rogue Valley. On Monday, December 27, the City of Medford extended the “severe weather declaration,” enabling the continuation of the ACCESS-operated shelter through Thursday, December ...
MEDFORD, Ore. —One day after a homeless man was discovered dead by police, advocates are worried about the freezing temperatures, and people on the streets. Wednesday NBC5 News told you about a local homeless man who died in Medford, out ...
MEDFORD, —With cold temperatures forecasted, a severe weather event is being declared in Medford. It goes into effect Thursday. The declaration allows a shelter to open up for overnight stays when temperatures are expected to be below 25-degrees, or 32-degrees ...