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New game gets players to get up and Pokemon Go
Possibly the most compelling video game craze ever, Pokemon Go is attracting large numbers of smart-phone poking players to the Ashland Plaza and Lithia Park, where many…
Business & Economy
Reopening of Safeway in Ashland tentatively set for November
Ashland’s long-empty Safeway grocery store is slated for re-opening as a Safeway market about the first of November, with many features that make it “an entirely new…
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Aging Happens: Four tips to help select your successor trustee
It’s great when people have made arrangements for their estate planning by setting up a will or a trust. Most people understand the importance of having these legal…
Sports
Toxicology tests shed no light on distance runner Todd Ragsdale’s death
Ultramarathon runner Todd Ragsdale died of "undetermined natural causes," the Jackson County Sheriff's Department has determined.
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Racist threatens OSF actor
“It’s still an Oregon law, I could kill a black person and be out of jail in a day and a half. Look it up. The KKK is alive and well here.”
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Entre Amigos: Sister Cities share summer celebrations
An official delegation from Ashland's Sister City, Guanajuato, Mexico, will arrive in Ashland next Tuesday, continuing a 47-year tradition of riding in the annual parade…
News
Quills & Queues: Oregon Center for the Arts in Ashland a hub for multiple media
I caught up with Dr. David Humphrey, who, as director of the Oregon Center for the Arts (OCA) at Southern Oregon University, is responsible for spearheading a…
News
Third presidential candidate makes her case
Southern Oregon University’s search for its next president is about to enter the final phase after the third of three finalists arrived on campus Thursday for a tour and…