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Domino’s to open Talent outlet

A Domino's pizza outlet is scheduled to open Monday, June 16, in Talent, according to a postcard recently delivered to Talent households. Photo via pizza.dominos.com
June 7, 2025

Pizza restaurant chain set to open doors June 16

Ashland.news staff report

A Domino’s Pizza outlet is scheduled to open Monday, June 16, in Talent, according to a postcard announcement mailed recently to Talent households.

The store at 160 N. Pacific Highway, Ste. A, joins a pair of existing Domino’s outlets in Medford in addition to restaurants in Central Point and Eagle Point — and more than 21,000 outlets worldwide, some 7,000-plus of those in the U.S.

Domino’s announcement said it is hiring for full- and part-time positions at the new location. Anyone interested can call or text supervisor Ashley Anderson at 458-225-4000, or go to jobs.dominos.com.

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