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Ashland bursts with color and pride at 16th annual SO Pride Festival
Sixteenth year features elaborate costumes, spirited drag performances and a tribute SO Pride founder Gina DuQuenne. Ashland’s downtown corridor came alive Saturday, Oct. 17, as the 16th annual Southern Oregon Pride Festival brought a vibrant, joyful parade to the city. Dozens of floats and groups marched and danced, many...
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Ashland City Council set to approve steep driveway ordinance amid controversy
Council advances steeper driveway rule for hillside homes; critics warn of fire risk and special treatment. The Ashland City Council is expected to hold a final reading of an ordinance at its Tuesday, Oct. 20, business meeting that would allow steep driveways on select lots in the city’s hillside zone, affirming an initial decision from its Oct. 6 meeting.
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‘No Kings’ rally at Ashland Plaza calls for voters to cast ballots early
Saturday’s ‘Vote Early’ event aimed to urge people reduce chances of vote tampering by delivering their ballots in advance of election day. Ashland residents joined millions of people across the nation to march in a “No Kings: Vote Early” rally at the Ashland Plaza on Saturday. The event urged voters to vote early to thwart any possible tampering in the upcoming midterm elections.
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West Coast Self-Storage Adds Three Facilities In Southern Oregon
West Coast Self-Storage has assumed management of three self-storage facilities in Southern Oregon, expanding its presence in the Rogue Valley and its coverage of the Ashland, Phoenix, Talent and Medford markets. The facilities are Mistletoe Road Self Storage in Ashland, Pear Tree Lane Self Storage in Phoenix and South Medford...
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Oregon Shakespeare Festival announces 2027 season lineup
ASHLAND, Ore. – The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is looking ahead, announcing its 2027 season lineup, which will bring a mix of Shakespeare classics, contemporary productions and family-friendly musicals to the stage. The announcement comes as OSF prepares to wrap up its 2026 season, which festival leaders describe as an...
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80-year-old former Tree of the Year winner earns heritage status
ASHLAND, Ore. - The Ashland City Council added the Tree of Hope, an estimated 80 to 100-year-old Fremont cottonwood on Clay Street, to the city's Heritage Tree list. Council approved the designation at its July 21 business meeting. For years, community members worked to celebrate and protect the tree, which was named Ashland's Tree of the Year in 2013.
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Guest Opinion: Council Should Vote No On DeBoer Exception to Driveway Standards
The City Council is poised to give a gift to the DeBoer family tonight at the City Council meeting, when it rescinds its restrictions on steep driveways within city limits and allows the DeBoers to build a house on what is, essentially, an unbuildable lot. The DeBoers don’t need largesse....
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Sirens May Sound in Ashland Next Week During Dam Failure Drill
ASHLAND, Ore. — The city of Ashland, Oregon, will conduct emergency preparedness exercises during the week of October 26 to test its response to a potential failure of Hosler Dam. Led by the city’s Public Works Department and Emergency Operations Coordinator in partnership with BardoWright Ltd. Co., the exercise...
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Guest Opinion: Vote YES on 15-243 – Reign in Out of Control City of Ashland Spending
I cannot thank George Kramer and his supporters enough for working diligently during the summer to work on reigning in the Ashland City Council’s out of control spending. The budget has not been balanced forever; yet, the city continues to spend money it doesn’t have – pay raises for City managers, a quarter million dollars for Sabrina Cotta’s severance pay. At least $3 million for purchase of 2200 Ashland Street, which has never served the purpose it was promised to serve.
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Guest Opinion: Ashland Mayor, Graham, City Services Anywhere But Downtown
Ashland Mayor Graham has another “idea” for where to place city services. She’ll do anything to keep city services off of the downtown plaza. In the past, she’s proposed some kind of museum for the current city hall building. Now, she says that that city services should be at SOU.
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Ashland Non-Utility Parks Fee Made Permanent When the Mayor Broke the 3-3 Tie
All six city councilors agreed last night that the parks department should be adequately funded, but they split three-three on how to do that. As a result Mayor Tonya Graham was called upon twice to break 3-3 tie votes. First she voted no on a two year extension of the sunset date on the current $5.15 a month fee that is attached to utility bills. Then she voted yes to remove the sunset language added last year, in effect making it a permanent charge to utility customers.
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Oregon to Honor Veterans at Capitol Ceremony and Roseburg’s 71st Annual Parade
Veterans, military families and residents will gather at Oregon’s Capitol and in downtown Roseburg on November 11 for public observances honoring service in the U.S. Armed Forces. The statewide Veterans Day ceremony in Salem and the 71st Annual Douglas County Veterans Day Parade will both begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday.