Eagle Point
Three contracts totaling $67,592,551 to pay for construction of the city’s new water treatment plant will be before City Council for approval next week. The main contract is with Slayden Contractors, Inc. of Salem to build the seven million gallon a day facility in the city’s watershed below the existing plant at a cost of $58.8 million. It submitted the lowest of six bids for the project.
CANYONVILLE, Ore. - Tickets are available for the 2027 Greatest of the Grape, bringing Umpqua Valley wines, food and local art to Seven Feathers Casino Resort on Saturday, February 6. The awards gala will feature approximately 40 wines from 20 wineries, with winemakers and winegrowers pouring their selections. Guests can...
Applicant says it hopes to ‘ultimately end drought in the American West,’ while citizens say the project raises ‘serious concerns about potential consequences and possible effects on public health’. Dozens of local residents who showed up in person and online pushed back against precipitation enhancement company Rainmaker...
Country music artist Louie Thesinger, along with Coey Redd and Cody Ponder, will take the stage Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Medford Armory. Michael Laffey, Chief Marketing Officer with Ko-Kwel Casino Resorts, chats with NBC5’s Taylor Owen on, Your Place at 7 about the concert. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. For details, visit https://www.kokwelresorts.com/event/louie-thesinger-concert/
MEDFORD, Ore. – On Friday, the Salvation Army kicked off its Red Kettle season at the South Medford Fred Meyer. Folks will hear the iconic bell ringing this holiday season throughout different locations across Jackson County. It’s a time where people are encouraged to donate funds which goes towards food, shelter, youth programs and more.
Southern Oregon residents will have an opportunity to purchase jewelry, collectible coins, baseball cards, pocket watches and other valuables from hundreds of abandoned safe deposit boxes when the Oregon State Treasury opens its statewide online auction November 27. The sale comes as Oregon continues managing more than $1 billion in unclaimed property, including forgotten financial accounts, uncashed checks and other assets that may still belong to residents throughout the state.
