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Jacksonville businesses struggle amid slow holiday sales
JACKSONVILLE, Ore. - Local businesses in Jacksonville are grappling with a significant slowdown in customer purchases, impacting their ability to stay afloat. "It’s tough to keep your doors open when your receipts are less than your daily rent. And then add on, I can’t believe how much it costs now just to heat this little building and turn the lights on," Pat Montellano, owner of Pine Street Treasures said.
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Regional Engineering Powerhouse Formed via Triple-Merger of Rogue Valley Firms
MEDFORD, OR – December 23, 2025 – In a move set to redefine the Southern Oregon development landscape, three of the Rogue Valley’s most prominent professional services firms have finalized a major merger. CSA Planning, CEC Engineering, and Marquez and Associates have officially joined forces with AKS Engineering and Forestry LLC, creating a regional titan with the scale to handle the Pacific Northwest’s most complex infrastructure and land-use challenges.
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Retirees say this affordable Oregon Mountain Town is the perfect escape
Klamath Falls, located in southern Oregon near the Cascade Mountains, is increasingly attracting retirees seeking affordability and nature. Compared to many Oregon towns, housing costs remain below the state median, according to U.S. Census and Zillow data. Retirees cite slower pace, open space, and access to outdoor recreation as major...
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Grants Pass to create redevelopment plan of vacant property
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – In an Urban Renewal Agency Meeting on Wednesday, Grants Pass City Councilors voted to enter into a contract with the consultant firm First Forty Feet. Over the next nine months, the company will conduct commercial market and feasibility studies of a vacant 8-acre property, located next to the Dairy Queen and Hillcrest Fire Station.
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Medford City Council to review Poplar drive apartments complex
MEDFORD, Ore. – The Medford City Council is set to consider a proposal on Wednesday that would rezone two parcels on Poplar Drive to pave the way for a new 32-unit apartment complex. The request, filed by Oregon Architecture Inc. on behalf of 1392 Poplar Drive LLC, seeks to change the General Land Use Plan map designation from High Density Residential to Service Commercial to allow for higher-density development on the vacant lots. The proposed changes would reclassify the zoning from Multi-Family Residential to Commercial-Service/Professional, enabling the construction of the rental units and 39 associated parking spaces.
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Planning Commission approves Scenic Drive subdivision, delays Ashland Street commercial buildings
Scenic Drive subdivision advances smoothly, while Ashland Street commercial project is delayed over a public-notice error involving planned tree removal. At this week’s planning commission public hearing, a residential subdivision to create four new lots on Scenic Drive above Lithia Park received a green light while approval of two new commercial buildings along Ashland Street near Shop’n Kart hit a bump in the road and required a delay until January due to a mistake in the public notice.
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Developers aim to transform the Ashland Mill into a mixed-use neighborhood
ASHLAND, Ore. – The former Croman Timber Mill is a 61-acre site on the southeastern side of Ashland. It’s been vacant for nearly 30 years. The development group Townmakers LLC plans to turn it into a neighborhood center with multiple parks, homes, and retail spaces. In a summary of project goals, developers said they strive to create a “live-work-play” neighborhood with walkable pathways and plazas designed for gathering. The plan also includes 260 multi-family homes, 210 single-family homes, and 80 carriage houses.
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Jackson elementary students receive new shoes for Christmas
MEDFORD, Ore. – Students at Jackson Elementary School in Medford are the proud owners of brand new shoes thanks to a generous gift from the community. On Tuesday, kindergartners and 1st graders received an early Christmas present. The donations were made by David Wright and his team of real...
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MURA OKs 100-unit senior housing concept for North Central Avenue
Rental complex would be sited north of Les Schwab Tire Center; earlier proposal for property fell through. A unanimous Medford Urban Renewal Agency on Wednesday decided to embark on a long-term effort in support of a proposed 100-unit senior affordable housing project north of downtown. Eugene-based Stewardship Development LLC has...
ashland.news
Pair of public hearings Tuesday before Ashland Planning Commission
Small subdivision proposed on Scenic Drive, pair of commercial buildings on Ashland Street would be torn down to make way for two new structures. Public hearings on a pair of projects, one in a quiet residential neighborhood along Scenic Drive and the other in a busy commercial area near Shop’n Kart grocery market are set before the Ashland Planning Commission Tuesday, Dec. 9.
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Ashland City Council: Imperatrice Property Declared “Surplus” Now For Sale or Lease – 846 Acres
The 846-acre Imperatrice property, across I-5 northeast of Ashland, was declared to be “surplus” city owned land last night by City Council after a wide-ranging discussion of possible uses of the property after it is sold or leased. “We’re at step one,” City Attorney Johan Pietila advised councilors....
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Now-vacant Prospect Historic Hotel gets no new buyers at auction
Investment company that funded sale of the inn retains ownership after submitting minimal ‘credit bid’ on property. The group of potential buyers who showed up to bid on the 132-year-old Prospect Historic Hotel on the steps of the Jackson County Circuit Court in Medford on Monday was far smaller than the skeleton crew of former employees who have voluntarily stood watch over the old inn since the property was abruptly shuttered this summer.
The Oregonian
Historic hotel near Crater Lake fails to attract bidders at foreclosure auction
No one showed up with a cashier’s check for $1.7 million to buy the fabled Prospect Historic Hotel at an auction held Monday on the steps of the Jackson County Courthouse in Medford. The foreclosed, 5.6-acre property at 391 Mill Creek Drive in Prospect, the gateway to Crater Lake...
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Laid-off staff watched over a closed hotel for months. Now it has a new owner.
Investment company that funded sale of the inn retains ownership after submitting minimal ‘credit bid’ on property. The group of potential buyers who showed up to bid on the 132-year-old Prospect Historic Hotel on the steps of the Jackson County Circuit Court in Medford on Monday was far smaller than the skeleton crew of former employees who have voluntarily stood watch over the old inn since the property was abruptly shuttered this summer.
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Medford company matches employees to affordable homes, with benefits for employers
Cynthia Scherr, host of The Ground Floor, visits with Jerryck Murrey, founder of Annum Housing. Murrey's company offers a systems-based solution to systemic workforce problem. Annum Housing provides an end-to-end program to match employees with housing, making it an employer benefit that helps attract and retain talent, even in high cost markets. The company leverages partnerships, data and automated workflows to minimize the overhead costs associated with pairing people with the right housing situation to match their needs. The company business model has evolved since it started and is now in the process of scaling.
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Rent Burden Forum Invites Grants Pass Residents into Housing Conversation
Grants Pass residents will have an opportunity next month to learn more about the pressures facing local renters and to help shape future housing policy. The City of Grants Pass Community Development Department is hosting a public community forum on rent burden and related housing issues at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, in the Council Chambers at 101 NW A Street in downtown Grants Pass.
Oregon Updates
Grants Pass Residents Invited to Share Concerns at December Forum on Rent Burden and Housing
On December 9, 2025, the City of Grants Pass Community Development will hold a community forum. The event will start at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 101 NW A St, Grants Pass, Oregon. The forum will focus on topics such as rent burden, housing production, and fair housing. City staff will present current housing statistics and discuss the causes and effects of rent burden in Grants Pass.