Eagle Point: the town where you may yet find horses hitched alongside hybrid vehicles. With a growing population of over 9,000 residents, but miles of fields and farmland, Eagle Point […]
Jackson County
Community Gems: Gateway to the Outdoors
Every year tourists from across all of American end up in Ashland, where plays develop imaginations, shops intrigue specialty gift-hunters, and scenic beauty captures explorers. Southern Oregon residents are all […]
Community Gems: Phil’s Frosty and More!
When a Southern Oregonian thinks of Shady Cove, one of the first things to come to mind is a pink ice-cream shop on the road to Crater Lake. Phil’s Frosty, […]
Community Gems: Crater Rock Museum
In the town of Central Point, there used to be a ‘humble shack’ where community members could gather together and ask questions about funny-looking rocks or fossils. Today, this building […]
Community Gems: The Table Rocks
Home to nearly 218,000 residents, Jackson County is constantly growing as more and more people realize the beauty and business opportunities Southern Oregon has to offer. For most of these […]
Community Gems: A Collection of History
What began as muddy streets alongside a railroad depot slowly turned into the bustling city we know today: Medford. From the early development of successful orchards, to the post-world war […]
Community Gems: Lithia Park
Settled in the 1850s’ as a milling center, the city of Ashland grew to become what we all know it as today: the diverse and cultural heartbeat of Southern Oregon. […]
Community Gems: Parks and Rec.
Jackson County is home to around 218,000 Oregonians. From Shady Cove to Ashland, the county boasts famous attractions and sights such as the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Rogue River, Mt. […]
Community Gems: Salmon, Settlers, and back to Salmon
Long before Gold Hill became an incorporated city in 1895, the area around Ti’lomikh Falls was home to the Takelma Indian Tribe. With the river to provide salmon, trout, and […]
COVID-19 Small Business Grant Funding Available through CDBG Program
In spite of all the recent news, here’s an exciting announcement: Business Oregon’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program has awarded $300,000 in total grant funds to be distributed to […]