Talent’s landmark Malmgren Garage will celebrate a grand reopening with an art show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9, at its reconstructed building at 111 Talent Ave. Twenty artists will sell and show their works.
The Talent City Council sent a letter last week to Oregon elected leaders urging an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East and an end to military aid to Israel. Councilor Jason Clark drafted the one paragraph letter that was endorsed by the Talent City Council and signed by Mayor Darby Ayers-Flood.
The City of Talent’s Holiday Gift Tree has returned, kicking off a gift-giving event intended to help local families, according to a news release.
More than 2,400 miles separate Phoenix, Oregon, from Lahaina, Hawaii, but a fundraiser that kicked off on Wednesday brought the two communities closer together in spirit, in light of the town’s similarly devastating wildfires.
The restaurant owner talks about why the popular Pump House burger place in Talent underwent a transformation into a Mexican restaurant named the Rogue Taqueria.
Camelot Theatre has purchased a lot behind its building in downtown Talent, which will allow for eventual expansion to add needed rehearsal, office, storage and work spaces.
A local nonprofit in Talent is expanding into a new space thanks to funding from grants and community donations. Talent Maker City held a groundbreaking ceremony Saturday, Oct. 7, at a property purchased in one of the areas devastated by the Almeda Fire.
The annual 52nd annual Talent Harvest Festival attracted hundreds to downtown Saturday to enjoy music, food and browsing more than 80 local art, craft and growers booths, food trucks, community art exhibitions and more.
Back and bigger than ever, the Talent Harvest Festival returns Saturday, Oct. 7, with a record-breaking 100-plus vendors, 14 bands and artists performing across five separate stages and an expected turnout of more than 5,000 people.
Talent Maker City will kick off construction of its new regional hub for science, technology, engineering, art, and math education at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, at 100 W. Valley View Road, during the Talent Harvest Festival.
Obituary: Margaret McCartney died Dec. 4 at 83. Memorial services are planned for 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 11, at Trinity Episcopal Church, 44 N. 2nd St., Ashland.
Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has announced plans to offer free opioid overdose reversal kits to middle and high schools throughout the state. Ashland Superintendent Samuel Bogdanove shared his support for the increase in availability of Narcan, the brand name for a device that delivers naloxone, to Oregon schools, including in Ashland.
With local rescue groups still overflowing with cats and kittens, those wishing to bring home a new family member for the holidays will have opportunities to do so on two upcoming December weekends. On Saturday, Dec. 9, Ashland-based Friends of the Animals (formerly Friends of the Animal Shelter) will partner with Feral Cat Advocacy (FCA), Melly Cat Rescue, and Hero Tails Animal Sanctuary for a Feline Fair at the Rogue Valley Mall.
Dozens of area residents ushered in a spirited first night of Hanukkah on Thursday, gathering on the Ashland Plaza late Thursday afternoon to light the first flames on the menorah.
Charles “Al” Huth: We can expand our potential to build true knowledge by altering what we spend time focusing on in our daily lives. In short, search for the Truth.
Herbert Rothschild: Apparently, Kissinger insisted on recording practically every word he said. His aides later commented that he needed to keep track of which lie he told to whom.
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