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Oregon Cabaret Theatre will celebrate its new beginnings with some sweet memories. The opening show for the Cabaret’s 30th season — the first for new artistic director Valerie Rachelle — is “Dames at Sea,” the first show produced when a…

Varsity Theatre Feb. 13-19 Still Alice Fri.-Sun. early show: 1:30 Daily showtimes: 4:00, 6:30, 9:00 One Academy Award nomination (best actress) — Alice Howland, happily married with three grown children, is a renowned linguistics…

They came from virtually every corner of the Rogue Valley business community — from private companies to nonprofit organizations, from the chamber of commerce to the Rogue Valley Transportation District — all flocking to Ashland, all asking…

Airline officials say a laser strike New Year's Day on an aircraft inbound to the Medford airport required the plane's first officer to seek medical attention. Jessica Wheeler, a spokeswoman for Allegiant Air, said Flight 558 from Los…

They've concluded biomass generation of heat and electricity would be clearly preferable to natural gas, a panel of Southern Oregon University and industry experts made clear at a public hearing Wednesday at the university in Ashland. SOU…

Biomass or natural gas? That’s what Southern Oregon University wants the community to weigh in on on Wednesday. The school is tossing around the idea of heating the campus by way of a biomass cogeneration facility to replace a pair of its…

By Roberta Kent for the Mail Tribune Posted Oct. 6, 2014 @ 1:16 pm Updated Oct 6, 2014 at 5:41 PM The Oregon Cabaret Theatre has new owners. Veteran theater director Valerie Rachelle, 38, and her husband, producer-designer Rick…

Scholar and author Niloufer Ichaporia King started writing an account of the disappearing Parsi culture and food traditions when her mother turned 90. The result is an engaging cookbook, “My Bombay Kitchen: Traditional and Modern Parsi Home…

Johnny Temple always admired his dad's writing, so when he had the opportunity to publish selected excerpts three years ago, he jumped at it. The memoirs of former Ashland resident Ralph Temple, who rose to become one of the country's top…