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Farm and Flour Bakery Opens Brick-and-Mortar Shop in Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Ore. — A new bakery is setting up shop on California Street in Jacksonville, but it should already be familiar to locals. Farm and Flour began as a small shack on Sterling Creek Road, run on the honor system. Shoppers could drop by and leave their payments in a box or Venmo for the baked goods and specialty sourdough. That shop has been such a hit in the community, it seems that Farm and Flour is going all in on its first brick and mortar.
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Klamath Basin irrigators curb avian botulism outbreak; Flow-Through project moves water through wetlands
KLAMATH BASIN, Ore. - Irrigators in the Klamath Basin moved fast to stop an avian botulism outbreak that threatened to kill up to 140,000 ducks, saving most of the birds by using the basin's flow-through system. The outbreak killed around 13,000 birds. Irrigators used part of the basin's flow-through system...
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Drift Collective: Collaboration Over Competition Holding Final Party/Fund Raiser at 99 North Main 8/22 – Moving Across the Street
THE DRIFT COLLECTIVE: COLLABORATION OVER COMPETITION. In November of 2024 the doors of the Drift Collective opened, becoming a new home for more than 65 local artists, creators, and small businesses. Since opening at 99 North Main St. in Ashland, the Drift has paid out over $400,000 to the local makers whose creativity and hard work fuel the store.
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Collaboration Delivers Critical Water to Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — A major coordinated effort is delivering critically needed water to the Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges at a pivotal time for migratory waterfowl, demonstrating what can be accomplished when agriculture, Tribes, conservation organizations and government agencies work together. For the Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA),...
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Bear Creek Estates aims to replace housing lost in Almeda Fire
MEDFORD, Ore. – An affordable housing development on the outskirts of Medford is seeking to replace housing lost in the 2020 Almeda Fire. The Bear Creek Estates is planning to add 14 new brand-new homes this coming fall on Northridge Terrace, just outside Phoenix. Much of the property’s housing was destroyed in 2020 following the Almeda Fire, and property management company Monte Christo Communities is pitching in on the years-long process to bring the area back to life.
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Ensuring local livestock auctions are here to stay
The owner of Southern Oregon Livestock Auction is working to secure permanent commercial permits to ensure local ranchers continue to have access to livestock sales. Dan Boyajian, owner of Southern Oregon Livestock Auction,said that obtaining the proper permitting will create long-term security for the auction.
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Organizations look to deliver water to Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Collaborators look to deliver water to the Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges as waterfowl are in need, with intent to make a significant difference when agriculture, Tribes, conservation organizations and government agencies collaborate. “This is the kind of adaptive, collaborative water management we have been advocating...
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Life Is Simple, Sweet, And Shockingly Affordable In This Oregon Town Where Rent Stays Under $800
Somewhere between Portland’s coffee snobbery and Ashland’s Shakespeare obsession, there’s a town in southern Oregon that quietly decided to just be genuinely great at being a place to live. That town is Roseburg, and it’s been sitting in the Umpqua Valley this whole time, waiting for you...
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Talent Irrigation Season End Date – Friday, September 4, 2026
As a result of the severe drought situation we are experiencing, the District will be shutting down the entire system at 7:00 a.m. on Friday, September 4th. By that time, we will have completely exhausted our water supply in Emigrant Lake. We would like to thank everyone for their cooperation during this shorter than normal irrigation season.
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Boarded-up buildings prompt Grants Pass to consider new rules
Grants Pass is considering new rules for how businesses maintain their properties. The city already has codes addressing dangerous buildings and public health concerns, but city officials say it has few tools to address properties that are boarded up or poorly maintained, unless they pose an immediate safety hazard. Councilors are weighing whether new rules could improve commercial areas without placing an undue burden on property owners.
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Changes to Ashland Policies & Practices on Building Housing Projects on a Fast Track; Child Care Subsidy Ends
City Policies and Practices Add Costs, Delays and Uncertainty to Housing Projects,. Councillors Dahle and Sherrell Assert; Fast Review Ordered. In response to claims by Councilors Jeff Dahle and Derek Sherrell that city policies and practices “continue to add cost, delay, and uncertainty to housing development well beyond what is needed to serve their underlying purpose,” City Council last night directed the Community Development department to put aside other business and concentrate on revisions to 16 current procedures.
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Maker’s August Market at Edenvale Winery
MEDFORD, Ore.- The Maker’s Market folks run all kinds of local vendor markets all over the Rogue Valley, and this month’s was a hit. They held one of their markets at Edenvale for the first time, and it was a hit. They had live music, food and drink...