American Legion Guy T. Applewhite Post 14 and Scout Troop 112 hosted a Memorial Day observance Monday, May 29, at Mountain View Cemetery, to remember and honor all those servicemen and women who gave their lives in service to their country.
Former Southern Oregon University Vice President of Finance and Administration Greg Perkinson has been on paid administrative leave since mid-August, a status that continues through Nov. 10, according to a severance agreement obtained by Ashland.news through a public records request, and, depending on vacation accrual, he may continue to be paid through Dec. 31.
As the latest COVID boosters dribble into Oregon, state health officials urged residents to get vaccinated to protect themselves against an expected rise in respiratory infections in the months ahead. Officials with the Oregon Health Authority on Thursday urged residents to protect themselves by getting shots against COVID, the flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.
The Ashland City Council wrestled in a quagmire without coming to a solution on a proposed ordinance to regulate small cell wireless facilities Tuesday night, but did approve the appointment of former parks commissioner and Ashland City Councilor Stefani Seffinger to fill the empty commissioner seat on the Ashland Parks & Recreation Commission.
Obituary: At 93 years old, Marcella Louise (Ellis) Owens peacefully passed away in Medford on Friday, Sept. 15, as a result of Alzheimer’s disease. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Cure Alzheimer’s Fund or Dogs for Better Lives.
As Bill Moyers explains in his opening to “The Power of Myth” with Joseph Campbell, Native Americans believed “the whole earth was a sacred place” and “the spirit of God flowed in every mountain stream.”
Former Southern Oregon University Vice President of Finance and Administration Greg Perkinson has been on paid administrative leave since mid-August, a status that continues through Nov. 10, according to a severance agreement obtained by Ashland.news through a public records request, and, depending on vacation accrual, he may continue to be paid through Dec. 31.
Herbert Rothschild: AOC and other young people of color in Congress are living up to the belief that significant change for the better will happen when we loosen the grip on power of old white men.
As the latest COVID boosters dribble into Oregon, state health officials urged residents to get vaccinated to protect themselves against an expected rise in respiratory infections in the months ahead. Officials with the Oregon Health Authority on Thursday urged residents to protect themselves by getting shots against COVID, the flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.
Review: When Hercule Poirot investigates a seemingly impossible-to-solve crime you know it’s just a matter of time before he resolves the mystery. And that’s just what he does in “Poirot: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd” at the Oregon Cabaret Theatre.
Review: The play’s staging and script is rich with careful detail. But it’s the performances of its real-life actors that make “Circle Mirror Transformation” interesting and provocative.
Herbert Rothschild’s Relocations and Chris Honoré’s commentary now appear in the Ashland.news Forum section, along with other observations on current public affairs.
As Bill Moyers explains in his opening to “The Power of Myth” with Joseph Campbell, Native Americans believed “the whole earth was a sacred place” and “the spirit of God flowed in every mountain stream.”
Former Southern Oregon University Vice President of Finance and Administration Greg Perkinson has been on paid administrative leave since mid-August, a status that continues through Nov. 10, according to a severance agreement obtained by Ashland.news through a public records request, and, depending on vacation accrual, he may continue to be paid through Dec. 31.
Herbert Rothschild: AOC and other young people of color in Congress are living up to the belief that significant change for the better will happen when we loosen the grip on power of old white men.
As the latest COVID boosters dribble into Oregon, state health officials urged residents to get vaccinated to protect themselves against an expected rise in respiratory infections in the months ahead. Officials with the Oregon Health Authority on Thursday urged residents to protect themselves by getting shots against COVID, the flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.
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