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Klamath Falls' Jennifer Fairchild nominated for Realtors' award based on volunteer work at Badger Run Wildlife Rehab
The Oregon Realtors has announced its list of nominees for the 2026 Good Neighbor Award, which includes Klamath Falls-based real estate professional Jennifer Fairfield. “It’s nice to be recognized, but that’s not why I do it. I do it because I think (volunteering) is fun and helpful,” Fairfield said about the nomination. “That’s what being a good neighbor means to me — doing what you can.”
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Asante purchased Medford surgery center property in July, has no current plans for building
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Asante confirmed Tuesday that it has purchased the building formerly belonging to the Surgery Center of Southern Oregon for $10.3 million on July 30. The health care organization currently does not have any plans for the property, according to Asante spokesperson Desirae Myers. “Asante...
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Ashland City Hall Tidbits 9/21/2026: Housing Code Changes into 2027 Docket & SOU Parking Lot Development Plan Contested
Neighborhood objections to new development projects, large and small, are running up against efforts by the state legislature and two members of the City Council to loosen government regulations, policies and procedures to encourage more housing construction. Changes made in Salem on local government review of new projects include eliminating...
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Two more Talent City Council resignations announced, bringing the number to four this year
Council rejects Camelot Theatre proposal for new sign, as council calls for broader review of ‘rigid’ design standards downtown. Two Talent City Councilors have announced that they will be stepping down, continuing a trend of departures from the council. The resignations of Councilors Haleigh Martin and Eleanor Ponomareff...
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Public could feel ‘excluded, ignored’ on Oregon housing projects
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Legislative bills aimed at stimulating housing production upend landmark 1973 bill; Medford might fold Site Plan and Architectural Commission. Medford and other local cities are confronting an abrupt break with the state’s landmark 1973 Senate Bill 100 that prioritized citizen involvement in housing developments....
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Retirees Are Settling Into This Affordable Southern Oregon Valley Town For Its Mild Winters
Southern Oregon has a quiet secret that older adults keep discovering, and it has nothing to do with big-city noise or steep price tags. Tucked along a famous river, this valley town offers gentle seasons that let people garden nearly year-round and skip the shovel most winters. Housing costs stay...
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Real Estate Corner: Room to grow
Every month I review the latest local numbers, and this month’s snapshot is worth a closer look. Ashland home sales are up to 105 this year, compared to 98 at this point last year. Our active inventory grew from 116 listings to 128, a 10.3% increase that finally gives buyers a bit more to choose from. Median price held mostly steady at $515,000, down just 3.2% from last year, with homes moving in 23 days, a market that’s found its footing.
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Ashland exploring code amendments to encourage housing development
Ashland officials are considering a series of land-use code changes intended to make it easier to build housing in the city. Councilors Derek Sherrell and Jeff Dahle proposed the changes, which include allowing up to two accessory dwelling units on a property, reducing minimum lot sizes and revising street design standards. Other proposals would clarify requirements for landscape buffers and allow recreational vehicles to be used as housing.
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Ashland Planning Commission to begin review of 16 housing proposals
Commission will also try to break stalemate on super-steep driveways. The Ashland Planning Commission will have its first chance to discuss a sweeping set of proposals for changes to Ashland’s housing development standards compiled by city Councilors Derek Sherrell and Jeff Dahle at the commission’s meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8.
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The Underrated Oregon Town Where Rent Is Under $800 And The Living Is Easy
There’s a town in southern Oregon that doesn’t care whether you’ve heard of it or not, and that indifference is honestly part of its appeal. Roseburg just keeps being wonderful, quietly and without any fuss, while the rest of the state argues about parking and coffee prices.
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Ashland City Council advances proposed housing code amendments ‘to reduce housing development barriers’ on ‘breakneck’ timeline
Councilors Derek Sherrell and Jeff Dahle push to have changes drafted and adopted by November, accelerating the process and leaving little time for some usual city procedures for reviewing major code amendments. In a move intended to speed up new construction by “reducing housing barriers,” a plan submitted by two...
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Grants Pass Housing Grant Program Offers Financial Assistance for Home Repairs and Weatherization
Low-income homeowners within the Grants Pass city limits have an opportunity to obtain financial assistance for qualifying home improvements through a federally supported program designed to address accessibility needs, weatherization and residential rehabilitation. The City of Grants Pass administers the Weatherization/Rehabilitation Program through its Community Development Block Grant program, providing...
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Here’s the company seeking to develop Medford's Creekside Quarter
Texas-based Garfield Public/Private worked with Medford officials on the proposed Creekside Quarter hotel and conference center before voters approved a hotel tax in November 2025. But the name of the company had been under wraps until now. Garfield later submitted the sole response to the city’s request for proposals The...
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Ashland Councilors Dahle & Sherrell Proposed 18 Building Code Changes; Below Are Their Suggestions – Part 3
Last week, Councilors Jeff Dahle and Derek Sherrell proposed 18 building code changes aimed at making new housing construction easier. Here are their suggestions and in five categories, along with their reasons for wanting to push forward quickly with them. Process and Procedures. 1. Pre-Application Conferences. Make pre-application conferences optional...
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Ashland council votes to end notifying neighbors for most housing projects
Councilors point to new state housing laws and the need to streamline development, while critics warn that the change will limit public participation. In an effort to accelerate housing development approvals and align with state law, the Ashland City Council voted at its Tuesday, Aug. 18, meeting to exceed state requirements by eliminating the requirement for neighbor notification for most housing development applications.
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Election 2026: Ashland City Council candidate makes her case
Longtime civic participant advocates for new revenue strategies, strong wildfire preparedness and a more inclusive approach to city government. The November ballot with a dozen candidates running for for four open seats on Ashland’s City Council is set. Ashland voters, for the first time, will choose among candidates running...
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Ashland City Council votes to end notification of neighbors for most housing projects
Councilors point to new state housing laws and the need to streamline development, while critics warn that the change will limit public participation. In an effort to accelerate housing development approvals and align with state law, the Ashland City Council voted at its Tuesday, Aug. 18, meeting to exceed state requirements by eliminating the requirement for neighbor notification for most housing development applications.