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Where Craft Beer Meets Community: A Night at Code 4 Taphouse in Grants Pass
On any given evening, Code 4 Taphouse feels less like a stop along Rogue River Highway and more like a gathering place designed for people who appreciate good food, live music, and a lively room full of familiar faces. Located at 515 Rogue River Highway in Grants Pass, this locally owned taproom has steadily built a reputation not only for its beer selection, but for the way it blends dining and entertainment into one seamless experience.
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Bruce Campbell debuts new movie in Medford
MEDFORD, Ore. – Saturday night marked the premiere of Bruce Campbell’s new independent film, Ernie and Emma, at the Holly Theatre in Medford. The theater was lit up as moviegoers wrapped around the building, waiting to get a seat. Ernie and Emma was directed, produced, and starred by...
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Robert Duvall remembered for Jacksonville film
JACKSONVILLE, Ore. – Oscar-winning actor Robert Duvall died on Sunday at 95 years old. Locally, Duvall is known for starring in “The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid,” which was filmed in Jacksonville in 1970. Universal Studios built a portion of the Bella Union Restaurant and Saloon as a set for the film. Today, the building stands in Jacksonville as a historic monument.
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Mt. Ashland Ski Area to reopen Thursday with limited terrain
Select chairlifts begin operating Thursday as new snowfall raises hopes for full mountain access. As snow begins to blanket the region, Mt. Ashland Ski Area will reopen Thursday, Feb. 19, but with limited terrain, the nonprofit announced late Monday afternoon. With snowfall forecast for the next three days, officials said...
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All the world’s a stage: Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s educational outreach programs bring the bard to life
On a school day, in a room built for pep rallies or physical education classes, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival can turn a gymnasium into a theatre. Teaching artists arrive early, set up, and then — without the protective distance of a proscenium arch — begin speaking words written centuries ago, asking students not only to follow a story, but to enter it. The performance itself is short, only about 40 minutes. What follows is just as important: a talkback, questions, and a workshop that asks bodies to move and voices to try language out loud.
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Fueling Up the Right Way at Magic Donuts & Coffee
A good workout deserves a great breakfast, and Magic Donuts & Coffee in Grants Pass continues to prove that it delivers far more than its well-known display case of fresh pastries. Located at 945 NE D Street, this local favorite has built a loyal following not only for its donuts but also for a hearty breakfast menu that holds its own against any traditional morning stop in town.
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Nik Martin Brings Local Flavor and Community Focus to the Grants Pass Tribune
The Grants Pass Tribune is expanding its coverage in a way that reflects what makes Southern Oregon unique: its people, its small businesses, and its growing culinary scene. This week, the Tribune officially welcomes Nik Martin as its new local food critic, marking the beginning of a dedicated food review column focused entirely on Grants Pass and the surrounding region.
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Paddington Station Celebrates the Lunar New Year
ASHLAND, Ore.- The Chinese New Year starts this week, celebrating the year of the flaming horse, and Ashland is alive with spirit. To celebrate, Paddington Station set up a little celebration in downtown Ashland to ring in the Lunar New Year. The highlight of the event was the New Year’s...
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Artisan Bakery and Cafe Opening Second Location in Medford
Artisan Bakery and Cafe is planning a second location in Medford, according to a liquor license application filed with the city. The upcoming bakery is set to open on 1251 E McAndrews Rd. in a space that was formerly Wayback Burgers. Artisan Bakery and Cafe was founded in 2004 by...
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Thick-Cut Comfort and Crisp Perfection at Julie’s Uptown Bar and Grill
There is something to be said for a sandwich done right. No unnecessary flair, no towering stack designed more for social media than for appetite, just honest ingredients brought together with care. That is exactly what I found during a recent lunch at Julie’s Uptown Bar and Grill, located at 2030 NW Vine Street in Grants Pass.
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Britt Expands 2026 Summer Season with Genre-Spanning Lineup, Member Presales Set to Begin
The hillside above Jacksonville will once again echo with guitars, orchestras, laughter and late-summer applause as the Britt Music & Arts Festival expands its 2026 summer concert calendar. Organizers announced Friday a second slate of Britt Live performances, adding six more concerts to a season that already stretches across genres and generations.
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Things to Do: Feb. 13-22
With live music, book clubs, presentations, special events and more, there’s something for everyone. Check out our full listings for all the happenings in the Rogue Valley, including recurring activities, plays and gallery showings each week at rv-times.com/category/go-rogue/. To submit your event to Go! Rogue, email information to go@rv-times.com.
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Bruce Campbell films and premieres ‘Ernie and Emma’ in Southern Oregon
Actor Bruce Campbell will premiere his latest feature film, “Ernie and Emma,” on Valentine’s Day in Medford. The screening at the Holly Theatre has already sold out. Campbell and producer Ida Gearon filmed the project in Southern Oregon, where they live, choosing to debut it locally rather than in Los Angeles.
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More restaurant seating approved along Calle Guanajuato
Ashland’s picturesque Calle Guanajuato overlooking Ashland Creek could be an even more popular spot for outdoor restaurant seating and artisans selling their wares. The Ashland Parks & Recreation Commission on Wednesday, Feb. 11, unanimously approved a pilot project that would add more space for downtown restaurant seating along the pedestrian walkway along the creek behind the buildings fronting the west side of Ashland Plaza and open up an area on the lawn at the entrance to Lithia Park for vendors starting in March.
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Father-Daughter Dance returns to Douglas County Fairgrounds for 2026 - Tickets Still Available
The Umpqua Actors Community Theatre’s annual Father-Daughter Dance is returning to Roseburg this month, offering families across Douglas County a chance to share an evening of music, dancing and lasting memories. The event is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 20, 2026, from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Douglas County...
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The Tiny Oregon Diner Where The Breakfast Special Hasn’t Changed In Decades (And That’s Awesome)
I stumbled into Debby’s Diner on a Saturday morning, drawn by the sight of a gleaming Studebaker parked outside and the unmistakable hum of Chuck Berry drifting through the doors. What I found inside was something rare in our world of constant updates and menu revamps: a breakfast spot...
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Cafe Lumina shines a light on home-style Italian cooking
Friends and family work together, serving espresso, pastries, pastas and pizzas at the eatery, which soft-opened in November; a grand opening is set for Feb. 20. A new Italian cafe has quietly opened in downtown Ashland, bringing traditional home-style cooking, house-made pastries, and espresso drinks to the heart of the Plaza.
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Roseburg High Theatre Students Bring Literacy Play to Douglas County Elementary Schools
ROSEBURG, Ore. — Roseburg High School Theatre students partnered with Altrusa to present the 26th annual Celebration of Literacy play for elementary students across Douglas County on Jan. 30, continuing a long-running program that connects reading and live performance for younger audiences. Each year, Altrusa helps coordinate participating schools...