Daily Tidings Editorial Board

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  1. News

    SOU faculty contract negotiations at decision point

    Negotiations between Southern Oregon University faculty and administration, ongoing since June, are reaching the point of possible resolution — or deadlock, where…

  2. News

    JPR, Geos among Rogue Valley recipients of OCF grants

    The Oregon Community Foundation has announced more than $650,000 in 31 grants to Southern Oregon nonprofits, including a $30,000 grant to the Jefferson Public Radio…

  3. Archive

    Alfalfa farmers reach settlement over Jackson County’s GMO ban

    A proposed settlement of a lawsuit against Jackson County’s ban on genetically engineered crops would allow continued growing of Roundup-ready alfalfa if it has already…

  4. Opinion

    Our View: Straight out of Salem?

    News that State Rep. Peter Buckley might be a candidate for president of Southern Oregon University will come as a surprise to many, but the idea is not as far-fetched…

  5. Archive

    APD Det. Hull speaks Saturday at SOU

    Ashland Police Department Det. Carrie Hull, the creator of the nationally recognized “You Have Options” program, will be the guest speaker at the Ashland Association of…

  6. News

    APD Det. Hull speaks Saturday at SOU

    Ashland Police Department Det. Carrie Hull, the creator of the nationally recognized “You Have Options” program, will be the guest speaker at the Ashland Association of…

  7. News

    Sister-city relationship celebrated at ‘Guanajuato Nights’

    Guanajuato signature chef Bricio Dominguez took Ashland by surprise Saturday, serving a five-course gastronomic delight for 126 guests at the Ashland Amigo Club’s…

  8. Archive

    Ashland Climate Challenge kicks off with lunch, speeches at Armory

    Some 500 people Sunday gave the Ashland Climate Challenge a big kickoff, vowing to prune the city’s carbon footprint by 10 percent or more, work on climate-friendly…