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Pesto, Pepperoni, and a Slice of Rogue Valley Flavor: A Midday Stop at Slice in Medford
A lunchtime drive to Medford recently turned into an unexpected highlight of the Rogue Valley food scene. The destination was Slice, a small but increasingly talked about pizza shop located inside the Rogue Valley Mall at 1600 North Riverside Avenue. While mall food courts are often associated with quick bites and predictable menus, this stop quickly proved that assumptions about mall dining do not always hold true.
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With COVID gone, West Coast Swing Dance Party is revived
A beloved event for Southern Oregon dancers has returned after a long, COVID-induced hiatus as dance instructors from around the region have come together to put on the West Coast Swing Dance Party in Central Point. Occurring every Thursday, with lessons starting at 7:15 p.m. and dancing from 8 to...
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This Tiny Oregon Deli Serves Sandwiches Locals Say Are Impossible To Forget
You know how sometimes the best things come in the most unexpected packages? Well, get ready to discover a true culinary treasure nestled right here in our beloved Oregon. There’s a cozy, unassuming spot that might just redefine what you think a sandwich can be. It’s a place where the magic happens between two slices of bread, creating flavors so incredible, locals swear they’re impossible to forget.
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Review: Dutch Bros Coffee is worth the hype
I live by the University of Southern California campus, and they opened a Dutch Bros Coffee Nov. 29, 2025. Ever since that day, I would wonder why there were such long lines. Why would people genuinely put themselves through a long line for some coffee?. Dutch Bros Coffee was founded...
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Say Cheese Stop No. 8: The Wonder Bur Café Turns a Classic Grilled Cheese into Downtown Comfort
Say Cheese month continues its tour through Grants Pass, and stop number eight lands at a downtown staple that has quietly built a reputation for comfort food with a purpose. The Wonder Bur Café, located at 116 SW H Street, proves that even the most familiar sandwich can surprise you when it is done with a little imagination and a lot of heart.
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Sweet and Savory on the Rails: The Depot Eatery Delivers a Standout Stop on Say Cheese Month
March in Grants Pass has taken on a delicious new meaning for grilled cheese lovers, and my sixth stop on the Say Cheese Month journey led me straight to a longtime local favorite, The Depot Eatery at 577 NE F Street. Tucked into the historic downtown corridor, The Depot has built a reputation for dependable comfort food, welcoming service, and creative takes on classic dishes. On this visit, the kitchen once again proved that even something as simple as a grilled sandwich can become something memorable when thoughtful ingredients and a little imagination are involved.
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22nd Annual Oregon Chocolate Festival
ASHLAND, Ore. – The 22nd Annual Oregon Chocolate Festival took place this past weekend and brought record-breaking numbers. Throughout the weekend at the Ashland Hills Hotel, attendees visited workshops, chocolate vendors, and participated in a variety of chocolate-themed activities. The festival also fell on International Women’s Day this year,...
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KUHS Band Shines at District Solo Festival: Tommy Biggs Takes First and Advances to State
Klamath Union High School’s band program is celebrating strong showings from its students at the Southern Oregon Music Educators Association (SOMEA/OMEA District 8) Winds & Percussion Solo and Ensemble Festival, held this past Saturday, February 28, 2026, in Ashland, Oregon. In this district-level contest high school musicians perform prepared solo pieces, receive ratings and feedback from adjudacators, and vie for advancement to the OSAA State Solo Contest.
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Curtain Call: Rogue Theater Company’s ‘Stella and Lou’ reunites two Oregon Shakespeare Festival veterans
Linda Alper and Michael J. Hume have been paired before in more than 50 combined seasons at OSF. When Rogue Theater Company opens “Stella and Lou” this week, it’s bringing together two of Southern Oregon’s most familiar stage presences in a story built for close listening: OSF veterans Linda Alper and Michael J. Hume, in a two-character play that unfolds over one night in a worn South Philadelphia bar.
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Curtain Rises in Ashland as Oregon Shakespeare Festival Opens 2026 Season and Signals Cultural Revival in Southern Oregon
The return of live theater to Ashland each spring marks more than the start of another entertainment season. It signals the renewal of one of Southern Oregon’s most influential cultural traditions. As the Oregon Shakespeare Festival launches its 2026 season in mid-March, the internationally recognized repertory theater company once again takes center stage as both an artistic institution and a powerful economic force in the Rogue Valley.
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At the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, 'Come From Away' finds humanity after tragedy
At its core, the Tony Award-winning musical “Come From Away” is a story about how communities respond to crisis with generosity and compassion. The production, opening March 14 at the Angus Bowmer Theatre in Ashland, tells the true story of 7,000 airline passengers stranded in Gander, Newfoundland, when 38 planes were diverted there after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. In the days that followed, residents of the small Canadian town housed and fed travelers from around the world.
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Things to Do, March 6-22
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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Theater preview: RTC’s ‘Stella and Lou’ explores friendship, forgiveness and the longing for companionship
Rogue Theater Company kicks off season Thursday with heartfelt two-person play. It begins on a quiet night at Lou’s Bar, where two people meet and share their feelings and frustrations. Rogue Theater Company’s “Stella and Lou” opens Thursday, March 12, at the Richard L. Hay Center at Grizzly Peak...
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Mt. Ashland Bavarian Night celebration set for March 14
Annual fundraiser for the ski patrol will feature live music, fireworks, food, and an online raffle despite the mountain’s temporary closure. A lack of snow has caused the Mt. Ashland Ski Area to temporarily suspend operations, but plans are moving forward for the annual Bavarian Night. The evening of...
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Local Chick-fil-A free breakfasts in March
MEDFORD, Ore. – A local Chick-fil-A restaurant is offering a free breakfast entrée every Tuesday this month, with a different item featured each week. Upcoming items include a sausage biscuit and Chick-n-Minis. The promotion is available only for in-store or drive-thru orders and does not apply to orders...
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Pear, Bacon and Brie: Ma Mosa’s Delivers a Standout Stop on the Say Cheese Trail
Say Cheese stop number four brought me to a place that, surprisingly, I had never visited before. Ma Mosa’s, located at 118 NE E Street in downtown Grants Pass, has long been considered one of the cornerstones of the local food scene. It is one of those restaurants people casually reference when they talk about downtown staples, the kind of place that has quietly built a loyal following over the years. Walking in for the first time during this month’s Say Cheese event felt a little like discovering something that had been hiding in plain sight.
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Say Cheese Month Continues with a Sourdough Standout at Provolt Country Store
Day two of Say Cheese Month led me just outside the bustle of Grants Pass to a familiar roadside stop that many locals know well but sometimes overlook. Provolt Country Store, located at 14299 Highway 238, is the kind of place where country roads meet comfort food. This month, that comfort food carries a greater purpose. Each grilled cheese creation being served during Say Cheese Month helps support the Josephine County Food Bank, a vital community resource that provides food assistance to families across our region.