A joint Ashland City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission meeting Wednesday took a look at governance confusion, project missteps, and looming budget concerns as the city pauses its search for a new parks director.
For the first time since the pandemic, four of Oregon’s most dedicated community choirs will come together Sunday in Ashland to sing their hearts out for peace.
A Democrat, Isabella Lee Tibbetts, is challenging incumbent Colleen Roberts for her seat on the Jackson County Board of Commissioners. Upcoming deadlines for the primary election include a Feb. 27 deadline for any county/city/district ballot titles; a March 3 deadline for any incumbents to declare their bids for reelection; a March 10 deadline for all “other than elected incumbent” candidates to file; and a March 19 deadline for county/city/district measures to be filed.
During a wide-ranging campus conversation on Friday, Feb. 6, Southern Oregon University President Rick Bailey said he planned to have discussions with the Governor’s Office, including about the possibility of asking for a one-time, estimated $15 million payment from the state of Oregon to SOU to help “bridge” the campus financially to the summer of 2027.
What began as a single Crock-Pot of chili at Railroad Park has grown into a weekly community meal serving dozens in Ashland’s library. Last week, Lisa Ebony spoke about the power of “Building Short Bridges” — local acts, such as sharing food, that foster connection across social divides.
A vague residency requirement sparked an hour-long debate during a Monday, Feb. 2, Ashland City Council study session. The council ultimately rejected a charter amendment and directed staff to draft an ordinance addressing councilors’ residency requirements before the November election, when four seats will be on the ballot.
This week’s theme: season’s plays, reading and talks at roguetheatercompany.com. Solve puzzle in your browser or download and print. Next Friday’s crossword: CrosspOLLInation 2026 Spring #01. Check out the Mini crossword on Tuesdays.
Herbert Rothschild: I hope Congress renames Dulles International Airport for Trump. Then, after Trump has receded into infamy, Congress can rename the airport for someone far more deserving than either he or the Dulles brothers.
New Year’s celebrations begin on January First and continue thoughout the year with a variety of culturally significant events.
Please join us for this relaxing supported meditation session while being served deep Puerh teas. Enhance your peace of mind, unwind, restore in this intimate setting. Reservations required. Limited to
Every second Friday of the month, ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum invites the community to hang out at the museum for a multigenerational evening of science, creativity, and fun. Enjoy a variety
Ashland's Friday night just got tastier. Imagine this: It's the end of the week, your shoulders are finally down, and you're eyeing something delicious -- and maybe just a little
Get Ready to Share Your Light! Join us at our ongoing Friday Open Mic night, a truly encouraging space where all voices and creative expressions are deeply welcome. Hosted by
A friendly reminder - our next food pick up is this Saturday. Food Donors, please remember to leave out your Green Bags for your Neighborhood Coordinators. On the second Saturday
This small group personal training program is designed for groups of 8-10, offering the benefits of personal training in a group setting. All fitness levels welcome. A combination of weight
This week’s theme: season’s plays, reading and talks at roguetheatercompany.com. Solve puzzle in your browser or download and print. Next Friday’s crossword: CrosspOLLInation 2026 Spring #01. Check out the Mini crossword on Tuesdays.
A joint Ashland City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission meeting Wednesday took a look at governance confusion, project missteps, and looming budget concerns as the city pauses its search for a new parks director.
For the first time since the pandemic, four of Oregon’s most dedicated community choirs will come together Sunday in Ashland to sing their hearts out for peace.
A Democrat, Isabella Lee Tibbetts, is challenging incumbent Colleen Roberts for her seat on the Jackson County Board of Commissioners. Upcoming deadlines for the primary election include a Feb. 27 deadline for any county/city/district ballot titles; a March 3 deadline for any incumbents to declare their bids for reelection; a March 10 deadline for all “other than elected incumbent” candidates to file; and a March 19 deadline for county/city/district measures to be filed.
During a wide-ranging campus conversation on Friday, Feb. 6, Southern Oregon University President Rick Bailey said he planned to have discussions with the Governor’s Office, including about the possibility of asking for a one-time, estimated $15 million payment from the state of Oregon to SOU to help “bridge” the campus financially to the summer of 2027.
What began as a single Crock-Pot of chili at Railroad Park has grown into a weekly community meal serving dozens in Ashland’s library. Last week, Lisa Ebony spoke about the power of “Building Short Bridges” — local acts, such as sharing food, that foster connection across social divides.
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