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Veritas Integrative Medicine, offers Direct Primary Care and Telemedicine / Virtual Office Visits
Veritas Integrative Medicine, Direct Primary Care with Rebecca Bolling, MSN, FNP-C. Board Certified Fellowship Trained Integrative Medicine Practitioner. “Guiding you towards optimal health, wellness and longevity with whole person medicine you deserve”. See our Website, click here. Call us at 541-842-9433. A new Direct Primary Care (DPC) opportunity has...
Docs earn series win with Area 4 split against Medford
MEDFORD — The Roseburg Dr. Stewart’s American Legion baseball team earned its first series win against the Medford Mustangs since 2019 with a 5-3 win in the opener of an Class AAA Area 4 doubleheader Friday at Jim McAbee Field at North Medford High School. The Mustangs rallied...
Stabbin' Wagon director steps down but says harm reduction group will continue services
Melissa Jones started Stabbin’ Wagon, a mobile service that provides things like clean needles and overdose medication to drug users, in 2020. The organization's goal is to reduce some risks of drug use like the spread of disease. In 2021, the group received nearly $600,000 dollars in state funding provided by Oregon’s Measure 110.
Jed Meese leaves behind a legacy of philanthropy and service
Drug pioneer became major supporter of SOU, OSF, Ashland hospital and many other community institutions. Jed D. Meese was known in the Rogue Valley for the many millions he and his family donated for the betterment of the community. However, friends and associates say the true measure of the man...
'The universe put me here': Stars align for incoming NMHS planetarium director
After more than two decades in charge of an asset that sets North Medford apart from every other high school in Oregon, planetarium director Robert Black is retiring and passing the torch to a successor. Standing beneath the school's 30-foot dome and beside the planetarium's state-of-the-art console, incoming director Megan...
Salt Creek Fire, Eagle Point 58% Contained, Some Evacuation Notices Lifted
If you need emergency shelter, call 211 or 1-866-698-6155, visit 211info.org, or text your zip code to 898211. TTY: dial 711 and call 1-866-698-6155. Language interpreters are available by phone. Text is available Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., in Spanish and English. Fran Shields. 5...
It's that time! Jackson County Fair opens Tuesday at The Expo
From carnival rides and games, live concerts featuring Clay Walker, Josh Turner, 38 Special and Queen Nation to prize-winning livestock and animals, the Jackson County Fair this week will have something for everyone. “It’s going to be a lot of fun,” said Rob Holmbeck, general manager of the The Expo...
Jackson County Fair Swine Sale check in begins
CENTRAL POINT, Ore. – The Expo Center already had lines of cars awaiting entrance to this year’s Jackson County Fair. The trucks and trailers just happened to be carrying pigs and the handlers who have spent most of this year caring for them. The annual 4-H & FFA Junior Livestock Auction is starting and one of the biggest events is the Swine Sale on Wednesday.
SOU Sports Hall of Fame class of 2024 announced
ASHLAND – The Southern Oregon University Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2024, comprising five individuals among the best at their crafts in school history, has been selected. The newest inductees are Stephanie Carr (2009-12), the top goal-scorer in SOU women's soccer history; Austin Dodge (2011-14), the NAIA football Player of the Year whose national passing records still stand; late football coach Craig Howard (2011-16), who partnered with Dodge to deliver an NAIA championship; national champion track and field thrower Scott Myers (2005-06); and two-time women's basketball All-American Jacki Speer (2006-10).
Oregon governor’s office orders independent audit of Human Services after woman’s death in Sandy
The Oregon Department of Human Services is facing another examination of its policies and practices — this time following the death of an elderly woman with dementia who wandered away from a long-term care facility in Sandy and died outside alone on a winter day. Ki Soon Hyun’s body was found in the woods on Christmas day. An investigation by Oregon’s long-term care ombudsman faulted the agency in her death...
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