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Jackson County homeowner wants accountability after state audit finds problems with property assessments
Jackson County homeowner wants accountability after state audit finds problems with property assessments.
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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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Parks Fee & More on Ashland Council Agenda 10/20/2026
Tonight’s city Council agenda is filled with leftover items from two weeks ago including making the parks fee a permanent part of the city’s revenue-raising package and a final vote on steep hillside housing construction. The parks fee, currently at $5.15 a month charged on utility bills, raises...
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Election 2026: Ashland City Council candidates say why they’re the best choice
November election marks first time voters will elect top three vote-getters to four-year terms, while fourth-place finisher will serve for two. City Council candidates at a forum Sunday night got their chance to explain why they are the best choice for voters. RVTV recorded the Parks & Recreation Commission candidate...
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Real Estate Corner: What I’d tell my kids about buying their first home
First, realize that it’s possible; then be creative, be patient and use every tool available to you. There’s a special kind of joy in watching your kids grow into their own lives. Mine are all grown now, and they’ve scattered in the most beautiful ways. Dylan, my oldest, works alongside me in real estate, so he’s heard every word of this more times than he’d like to admit. Tyler is serving in the Navy, Bryce spends his summers on the fire line and Jill is building her life outside the valley.
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Oregon wildfire insurance help coming to Medford, Klamath Falls
SALEM, Ore. - The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation is hosting open houses in wildfire-impacted regions to help homeowners navigate insurance challenges. Wildfires have hit communities across Oregon more often in recent years. Many homeowners are now dealing with property damage and struggling to get or keep their insurance. Nonrenewals and limited options have become growing concerns for people living in high-risk areas.
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Medford approves eminent domain, security for abandoned Ramada Inn
MEDFORD, Ore. — The Medford City Council has approved filing eminent domain and contracting private security at the abandoned Ramada Inn to address safety concerns. The property has seen squatter activity and several fires in the past year. At Wednesday’s meeting, the council voted to authorize the filing of...
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Medford moves toward taking over former hotel that housed wildfire survivors
The Medford City Council authorized eminent domain proceedings Wednesday to acquire the Loring, a former Ramada Inn that city officials say has become unsafe. Councilors also approved hiring private security to clear and secure the property. The building previously housed wildfire survivors. The city says it deteriorated under Fortify Holdings'...
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City And County Revoke Occupancy At Budget 16 Motel Over Unsafe Conditions
ROSEBURG, Ore. - The City of Roseburg and Douglas County Building Department have revoked occupancy at the Budget 16 Motel, 1067 NE Stephens St, in Roseburg, citing unsafe conditions that violate public health and safety requirements. Notices are posted on every door at the facility, and all residents had to...
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City of Medford assesses options for abandoned Ramada Inn property
MEDFORD, Ore. – Medford City Council is assessing its options for securing the abandoned Ramada Inn after months of squatter activity, fires, and public safety concerns. Developer Sean Keys purchased the former hotel in 2021 to serve as emergency housing for fire survivors. According to city officials, Keys and his company, Fortify Holdings, failed to maintain the building, resulting in severe mold and water damage that rendered the property uninhabitable. The building, renamed The Loring, officially closed its doors in 2025. Soon afterwards, it began to attract squatters and illegal activity.
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KOGAP receives $725,000 settlement in development dispute with Medford
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A four-year legal battle over a proposed road extension has ended with the city of Medford agreeing to pay $725,000 to the owners of Stewart Meadows subdivision. The Medford City Council on Oct. 7 is scheduled to ratify the agreement, which has an effective...
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Asante acquires closed ASC — reopening not planned yet
Medford, Ore.-based Asante Health System bought the former Surgery Center of Southern Oregon building for $10.3 million on July 30. The health system says it has no current plans for the property. Asante confirmed the purchase Sept. 22, the Rogue Valley Times reported Sept. 23. The building sits next to...
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Ashland housing proposals could speed up home building, but lead to fewer trees, less vegetation
City Council extends timeline allowing for input from Planning Commission, advisory committees and public input. Ashland Planning Division staffers have released a draft of proposals initiated by City Council members Derek Sherrell and Jeff Dahle to increase housing potential in existing and future neighborhoods and reduce the time and expense of bringing housing online.