Showing a film that discusses the concerns of how a lack of childcare is affecting families, teachers, businesses and communities.
It will be shown throughout Southern Oregon during Week of the Young Child.
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Overhaul of Oregon school funding formula, goals of public education have lawmakers at odds
January 18, 2026
A proposal was shared recently that would do away with Oregon’s 27-year-old Quality Education Model, the 11-member Quality Education Commission that produces recommended school funding levels every two years, and the education appropriation committee. Lawmakers would have one month to debate and pass the bill during the legislative session beginning Feb. 2.
Far fewer people buy Obamacare coverage as insurance premiums spike
January 18, 2026
Preliminary data released Jan. 12 by the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services shows 22.8 million enrollees, down from a record total of 24.3 million last year. Premiums have surged as a result of the expiration of enhanced federal subsidies.
Actor-filmmaker Bruce Campbell to premiere romantic comedy on Valentine’s Day at Holly Theatre
January 18, 2026
On Valentine’s Day, the historic Holly Theatre will host the world premiere of “Ernie & Emma,” a tender, Oregon-made romantic comedy from cult icon and Ashland resident Bruce Campbell.
Ashland mayor tells AAUW she foresees a way out of ‘disruption’
January 17, 2026
Ashland Mayor Tonya Graham on Saturday assured members of the Ashland branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) that she sees a path through complex city issues despite a less reliable federal government.
