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Ashland Parks & Recreation Commission to consider historic Lincoln statue restoration, trails proposal
Parks staff set to honor new permanent Director Rachel Dials; commission set to review an offer to restore a vandalized Lithia Park statue and a trail proposal to separate hikers and mountain bikers. Ashland.news staff report. The Ashland Parks & Recreation Commission will consider restoring the city’s historic Abraham Lincoln...
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Southern Oregon Open Studios pulls back the curtain on how art is made
The Oct. 17-18 tour takes visitors into more than 20 artists’ workspaces, where demonstrations and conversations reveal the experimentation, technique, materials and problem-solving behind finished works of art. A finished painting hanging on a gallery wall rarely tells you how many decisions preceded the last brushstroke. A piece of...
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Art Authority Museum expands beyond classic art, inviting users to explore their own photos
New apps connect everyday images with museum masterpieces, while updated virtual galleries offer personalized ways to experience art. A photograph of a tree in your backyard might lead to images of that same tree taken years earlier — or to a painting by a famous artist who saw something similar in nature.
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BLM opens comments about 1,600 acres near Eagle Point for northern spotted owl habitat
EAGLE POINT & ASHLAND, Ore. -- The Bureau of Land Management has a public comment period open today about thinning vegetation, including timber harvest, near Eagle Point. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is developing a proposal to improve forest habitat on about 1,600 acres near Eagle Point which it says, "is overly dense with vegetation, causing increased competition between trees, limited habitat complexity, and increasing susceptibility to wildfire. The project would include limited timber harvest to speed the development of nesting habitat for the northern spotted owl and maintain healthy streams."
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Return of the Salmon Family Field Day Celebrates our Favorite Fish
ASHLAND, Ore.- It’s salmon season, and the nature center in Ashland is celebrating the return of our favorite fish. Oregon salmon are starting to take the big journey back to their native spawning grounds, up the Rogue River. To celebrate their journey, wildlife organizations from around the valley collaborated...
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This Miniature Train Ride In Oregon Will Transport You Straight Back To Your Childhood
There’s a place in Medford, Oregon where grown adults willingly sit on tiny train cars with their knees practically touching their chins, and they love every single second of it. Medford Railroad Park is the kind of place that makes you forget you have a mortgage, a inbox full...
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New gymnastics and tumbling gym opening in Medford
MEDFORD, Ore. - On October 24, 2026, The Club Athletics is set to celebrate their grand opening, providing a gymnastics and tumbling gym to the Rogue Valley. Children from ages 1 to 5 can participate in preschool gymnastics, with the gym also providing recreational gymnastics, tumbling classes, and even an option for boys. The gym also provides competition programs such as Xcel and developmental team programs.
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Taprock Northwest Grill – Pacific Northwest Flair At the Rogue River
Cartwright’s Taprock Northwest Grill -is your spot in Grants Pass for great food, good company, and classic river views! …Now with the Cartwright family’s local touch. Welcome to your new favorite Southern Oregon restaurant, right along the Rogue River. We’re all about great food, great drinks, and...
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Local Artists and Grants Pass Students Win Top Honors at Art Along the Rogue
BreeAnn Standley of Grants Pass and Ash Wissler of Cave Junction shared the public’s favorite featured-artist award at the 23rd annual Art Along the Rogue, which concluded October 4 after three days of chalk art and music in downtown Grants Pass. The Grants Pass High School team won the People’s Choice award for favorite volunteer artist, bringing another of the festival’s honors to Josephine County.
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UMAC Brings ‘The Cabinet of Curiosities & Oddities’ to Douglas County Fairgrounds October 23-24
ROSEBURG, Ore. - A mysterious collection of sirens, porcelain dolls, and unusual creatures will take the stage when Umpqua Movement Arts Collaboration presents “The Cabinet of Curiosities & Oddities” on Friday, October 23, and Saturday, October 24, at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall. The production combines dance,...
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Warm Up With A Bowl Of Marionberry Cobbler At This Cozy Ashland Cafe After A Hike
A morning of trails around Ashland leaves your legs tired and your appetite roaring, and there is one little spot that regulars swear by for putting things right. Tucked along a busy boulevard, it fills up minutes after the doors open, with tables claimed almost as fast as the coffee gets poured.