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In Memory of Former JVPD Officer Billy Snow

It is with great sadness that the family announced the passing of former JV Police Officer, Billy Snow. Billy was a loving father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend.  He is survived by his children Gary and Cheryl (Scott); Granddaughter Merissa (Brandon); Grandson AJ (Tammy); Great-Granddaughter Iris, Great-Grandson Oliver, his brother Hank, and sisters […]

By |2024-03-13T17:33:24-07:00March 12th, 2024|Obituaries|0 Comments

In Their Own Words: Jacksonville Women Making History Today

Jacksonville Review – March 2024 Issue

Jacksonville could easily celebrate Women’s History Month all year long and still need more days to honor all the inspiring and influential women in our community. The Review is shining a spotlight on some of these amazing women—the leaders in our government and non-profit organizations who are making history today.

In […]

By |2024-02-28T19:16:21-08:00February 28th, 2024|Now|0 Comments

SOCAN: Why We Are Beaver Believers

Besides serving as the state animal, and the OSU emblem, Beavers are incredibly valuable components of our natural and managed ecosystems. This is becoming especially evident as climate change compromises water supplies across the landscape. Unfortunately, beavers can also become a menace for some forest and agricultural operations. As a result, they have become the […]

By |2024-03-06T15:18:36-08:00March 6th, 2024|Event News, Now|0 Comments

SATURDAY CLASSES AT SHOOTING STAR NURSERY

Jacksonville Review – March 2024

Landscaping with Dwarf Conifers, Saturday, March 2, 11am—We have a beautiful new selection of regionally appropriate (heat-tolerant) dwarf and compact conifers and are excited to show you how to put them to work! They’re ideal for creating spotlights in small gardens, standing in for taller trees in rock gardens and even […]

By |2024-03-05T11:26:51-08:00March 5th, 2024|Garden, Now|0 Comments

Britt Festival Orchestra Announces 2024 Season

JACKSONVILLE, OR — The Britt Festival Orchestra (BFO) announces its 2024 season, with three weeks of exciting outdoor programming in historic Jacksonville, Oregon, June 13 – 29, 2024. Under the leadership of Artistic Advisor Peter Bay and Guest Conductor Alexandra Arrieche, the Orchestra’s 62nd season highlights film music alongside beloved classical favorites. The season features […]

By |2024-02-26T13:05:28-08:00February 26th, 2024|Event News, News From Britt Hill, Now|0 Comments

Let’s Talk Turkeys – by Sindy Harris

The topic of the hour this month has been the wild turkeys in Jacksonville.  A number of residents have complained bitterly about the turkeys on social media; specifically, that Jacksonville has too many of them; residents feed the turkeys, and they are becoming nuisances and more aggressive.  Of course, there are many people, like myself, […]

By |2024-02-19T12:02:50-08:00February 19th, 2024|Letters to the Editor, Now|2 Comments

Jacksonville Presbyterian Church Youth Group’s Local Sale Brings Hope and Security to Families in Mexico

For more than 30 years, the High School Youth Group from Jacksonville Presbyterian Church has traveled to Mexico to build homes and provide safety, security, and hope for families. In June, a team of 65 high schoolers and adult volunteers will give up a week of their summers to travel down to Mexico to build […]

By |2024-02-14T09:33:43-08:00February 14th, 2024|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Jacksonville Presbyterian Church Youth Group’s Local Sale Brings Hope and Security to Families in Mexico

FEBRUARY CITY COUNCIL SESSIONS – compiled by Whitman Parker

City Snapshot – March 2024

DURING PUBLIC COMMENT at the February 6 City Council meeting, Belita Palu-ay announced that she had been appointed as the Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce and will be working with Julie Baker who will run the Visitor Information Center. Belita will also continue in her role as Associate Editor […]

SOCAN February Public Meeting: Updates from Salem & Home

Climate catastrophe is approaching faster than many realize; across the planet 2024 must be the year for meaningful climate action.

Join us to find out what’s happening in Oregon’s Legislature. In 2024, the Oregon legislative session lasts just five weeks so the timeline for engagement is short and intense. However, by the end of February it […]

By |2024-02-16T10:37:42-08:00February 16th, 2024|Event News, Now|Comments Off on SOCAN February Public Meeting: Updates from Salem & Home

AN UPDATE ON CHAMBER MUSIC AT CITY HALL – by Marshall Thompson

Jacksonville Review – February 2024

ONE EXPERIENCE THAT CAN INSPIRE HOPE FOR HUMANITY is hearing truly fine classical chamber music played, without amplification, by some of the world’s best musicians, in a beautiful venue with excellent acoustics. The presenters of the new winter concert series at Jacksonville City Hall endeavor to provide just that experience.

Jacksonville OR […]

By |2024-02-01T17:54:20-08:00February 1st, 2024|Event News, Now|Comments Off on AN UPDATE ON CHAMBER MUSIC AT CITY HALL – by Marshall Thompson

Secrets & Mysteries of the Beekman Bank is Back!

After a 4-year hiatus, Historic Jacksonville, Inc. is bringing back its lantern-light “Secrets & Mysteries of the Beekman Bank” tours beginning Saturday, February 10!

JACKSONVILLE, OR—Explore the “Secrets & Mysteries of the Beekman Bank” on Saturday, February 10, and Saturday, March 9, when Historic Jacksonville, Inc. again opens the oldest financial institution in the Pacific Northwest […]

By |2024-01-18T12:47:07-08:00January 18th, 2024|Event News, History News & Events, Now|Comments Off on Secrets & Mysteries of the Beekman Bank is Back!

SOCAN’s Master Climate Protector Transitions to SOU Course

What’s going on? The data tell us that in 2023 we exceeded the recommended limit! For the first time since records began, the global temperature exceeded the upper limit of safety for temperature established by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. This was set at an increase of 1.5⁰C above preindustrial annual temperatures. We are […]

By |2024-01-16T15:01:20-08:00January 16th, 2024|Now|Comments Off on SOCAN’s Master Climate Protector Transitions to SOU Course

Britt Festival Orchestra Announces Two 2024 Guest Conductors

MEDFORD, OR — Britt Music & Arts Festival announces that its 2024 Britt Festival Orchestra season will be led by a pair of guest conductors: Peter Bay and Alexandra Arrieche.

Following the departure of Teddy Abrams, and prior to launching its search for the Britt Festival Orchestra’s next conductor, the Britt Festival Orchestra will […]

By |2024-01-10T15:34:17-08:00January 10th, 2024|Event News, News From Britt Hill, Now|Comments Off on Britt Festival Orchestra Announces Two 2024 Guest Conductors

SOCAN January 2024 General Meeting – Daunted by Climate Concern? Let’s Explore Our Options for Action

Biologist and policy expert Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson has developed a valuable visual tool for helping us each figure out how we can individually contribute to addressing the daunting climate crisis.  During SOCAN’s January meeting, we will discuss a short TED talk by Dr. Johnson during which she presents her vision. Rather than asking folks […]

By |2024-01-05T16:41:52-08:00January 5th, 2024|Event News, Now|Comments Off on SOCAN January 2024 General Meeting – Daunted by Climate Concern? Let’s Explore Our Options for Action

Hope for Humanity – An Update on Chamber Music at City Hall

Jacksonville Review – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

Classical music lovers are looking forward with excitement to when the Assembly Room at Jacksonville City Hall will become a concert hall on Sunday, January 14, at 3pm. At that time Quartet ES, an internationally known string quartet, takes the stage. (See ad next page.) The concert will launch a […]

By |2023-11-29T17:46:56-08:00November 29th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Hope for Humanity – An Update on Chamber Music at City Hall

Parkhurst Opens to Acclaim

Elevated. Exceptional. Breathtaking. Delicious . . . These are just a few of the many adjectives that defined the zeitgeist of Parkhurst Wine Cellars’ opening week last month.

Residents and visitors delighted as Jacksonville’s rich wine scene marked a new milestone—the opening of Parkhurst Wine Cellars’ tasting room at 845 East California Street. Prominently located as […]

By |2023-11-29T17:55:56-08:00November 29th, 2023|Now|Comments Off on Parkhurst Opens to Acclaim

Jerry & Larry – Sensational Senior Swimmers

When CrossFit became an aggravation for Jerry Greer, at age 83,  he jumped back in the pool for his fitness routine. He’d been an active swimmer in high school and during his time in the Marine Corps. Today, he’s in the pool five days a week, and swims 1500 yards.

Around the pool deck at Superior […]

By |2023-11-29T18:07:22-08:00November 29th, 2023|Community, Now, Sensational Seniors|Comments Off on Jerry & Larry – Sensational Senior Swimmers

Congratulations Christopher!

Chris Kranenburg, who pens our youth column, “Christopher’s Angle,” was recently honored for his soccer skills as the Oregon Special District Five Co-Player of the Year. As a member of the St. Mary’s Boys Varsity Soccer Team, Chris had a stellar high school career in the classroom and on the pitch. This year alone, he […]

By |2023-11-29T18:06:59-08:00November 29th, 2023|Community, Now|Comments Off on Congratulations Christopher!

Year-End Report: Citizens for a Safer Jacksonville

As we enter the Holiday season, our committee wants to share where our work has led us this year.

As many of you know, we formed our Committee in February 2023 to address the serious speeding problem in our town. We began collecting petition signatures in the spring and quickly found over 350 residents who shared […]

By |2023-11-29T17:57:14-08:00November 29th, 2023|City Hall Happenings, Community, Now|Comments Off on Year-End Report: Citizens for a Safer Jacksonville

The Original Southern Oregon Grandma2Go Retires

Jacksonville Review – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

In 2015, Jacksonville resident Linda Otto founded a nonprofit to support new mothers who had no extended family members living nearby. Since then, the Grandmas2Go Family Coaches program has served hundreds of families in Southern Oregon with loving care from a volunteer grandma! By connecting the generations, this program has […]

By |2023-11-29T18:43:29-08:00November 29th, 2023|Now, Sensational Seniors|Comments Off on The Original Southern Oregon Grandma2Go Retires

Fall 2023 Fuels Treatment Update: Woodlands and Forest Park – by Chris Johnson

Jacksonville Review – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

A lot has been happening in the past year in regard to hazardous fuels management in the Jacksonville Woodlands, Forest Park, and within and surrounding the City of Jacksonville. The Jacksonville Woodlands Association (JWA), the City of Jacksonville, Jacksonville Fire Department, Southern Oregon Land Conservancy, Rogue Forest Partners, Grayback Forestry, […]

By |2023-12-27T09:23:20-08:00November 29th, 2023|City Hall Happenings, Now, Trail Talk|Comments Off on Fall 2023 Fuels Treatment Update: Woodlands and Forest Park – by Chris Johnson

Jacksonville Friends of the Library FREE Gift-Wrapping!

The Jacksonville Friends of the Library will provide gift wrapping for local holiday shoppers on Friday & Saturday, December 22 & 23, noon to 4pm, in the Naversen Community Room, at the library located at 340 West C Street in Jacksonville. The service is free but all donations will gladly be accepted. Refreshments will be […]

By |2023-11-29T17:17:27-08:00November 29th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Jacksonville Friends of the Library FREE Gift-Wrapping!

Holiday Fun at SOHS Hanley Farm

The Southern Oregon Historical Society is celebrating the holidays in style at SOHS Hanley Farm, and you’re invited to join us.

Walking in a Winter Wonderland, December 14-16, 5-9pm—The farm, located just two miles north of Jacksonville at 1053 Hanley Road, becomes a magical place for three nights on December 14, 15, and 16 when over […]

By |2023-12-13T11:27:34-08:00November 29th, 2023|Event News, History News & Events, Now|Comments Off on Holiday Fun at SOHS Hanley Farm

Christmas on McKee Bridge

The McKee Bridge Historical Society is ready for a festive holiday season and will decorate McKee Bridge, the rustic shelter in the picnic grounds, and Star Ranger Station in early December. These sites will be illuminated 24/7 into the New Year. The 5th-Annual Christmas on a Covered Bridge is set for Saturday, December 16, noon […]

By |2023-11-29T17:41:41-08:00November 29th, 2023|Event News, History News & Events, Now|Comments Off on Christmas on McKee Bridge

Jacksonville Garden Club Holiday Greens Sale on December 1

One of our community’s wonderful traditions in this season is the Jacksonville Garden Club’s Holiday Greens Sale. Using fresh holly, pine, and cedar boughs, Club members use their creativity and artistic skills to make lovely table arrangements, baskets, wreaths, and swags decorated with cones, bows and candles. The arrangements bring fragrance and color to decorate […]

By |2023-11-29T14:32:06-08:00November 27th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Jacksonville Garden Club Holiday Greens Sale on December 1

City Snapshot: City Council Meeting 11/7/23

Jacksonville Review – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

Police Contract Halted—Staff reported that the hoped-for contract with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department to provide deputy coverage for nights/weekends, has been “halted.” Sighting unforeseen financial implications due to JCSO’s negotiations with its union that will result in an estimated 14% increase in costs for PERS and salaries, Jacksonville finds […]

By |2023-11-29T14:21:55-08:00November 29th, 2023|City Snapshot|Comments Off on City Snapshot: City Council Meeting 11/7/23

My Amazing Mom – by Christopher Kranenburg

Christopher’s Angle – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

My mother, Amy Todd Kranenburg, is amazing. This month, I want to share just a few examples of why my mother is such an important part of my life. If you have not already been into the Happy Alpaca toy store on California Street, my mom’s toy store in Jacksonville, […]

By |2023-11-29T18:14:07-08:00November 29th, 2023|Featured Stories|Comments Off on My Amazing Mom – by Christopher Kranenburg

CASA Giving Tree Program – Jacksonville Locations

The Giving Tree program is designed to assure that each child is remembered over the holidays. Tags, representing the wishes and interests of an anonymous child currently in care, are placed on a tree at local businesses. Customer or employees choose a tag, then purchase a gift or gifts for the children. Gifts are left […]

By |2023-11-27T12:00:24-08:00November 27th, 2023|Now|Comments Off on CASA Giving Tree Program – Jacksonville Locations

Sam Hamilton

April 24, 1955 – November 20, 2023

Sam Hamilton passed quietly, surrounded by family, at his home in Jacksonville, Oregon on November 20, 2023. Sam was a dedicated husband, a technology wizard, a movie aficionado, and a loyal and generous friend to too many people to count.

Sam was born on April 24, 1955, in Misawa, Japan. […]

By |2023-11-27T10:05:26-08:00November 27th, 2023|Obituaries|Comments Off on Sam Hamilton

Brodie Dental Supporting Angel Tree Toy Drive

Every year, dozens of caring businesses participate in the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Toy Drive program to brighten the lives of families here in the Rogue Valley. Last year, the Salvation Army provided gifts for almost 1800 local children. This year, participating businesses will be collecting toys for Jackson County kids aged 18 and under!

Thanks […]

By |2023-10-26T10:49:51-07:00October 26th, 2023|Now|Comments Off on Brodie Dental Supporting Angel Tree Toy Drive

World-Class Chamber Music Coming to New City Hall in 2024 – by Marshall Thompson

Jacksonville OR Friends of Classical Music – November 2023

The beautiful meeting room at New City Hall will become a concert hall on Sunday, January 14, 2024, at 3pm, when Quartet ES, a remarkably talented, internationally known string quartet takes the stage. A little more than a month later, on February 25, The Canellakis-Brown Duo, veteran […]

By |2023-10-26T10:45:24-07:00October 26th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on World-Class Chamber Music Coming to New City Hall in 2024 – by Marshall Thompson

Forest Park Trail Closures for Controlled Burning

Forest Park Fuels Reduction Updates

December 6, 2023—Greyback crews are continuing with cutting, handpiling, and burning in Forest Park. We are currently able to open Rail, Siskiyou, Pipsissewa, and Eastern Halls of Manzanita Trails. The Siskiyou View Loop and Upper Rattlesnake Gulch Trails along with Knobcone Pine Trail will remain closed at this time because of […]

By |2023-12-06T16:03:36-08:00November 13th, 2023|Community, Now, Trail Talk|Comments Off on Forest Park Trail Closures for Controlled Burning

SOCAN Reaching a New Level of Climate Action – Seeks First Executive Director

Climate organizations are constantly urging us to reduce our footprint, but SOCAN (Southern Oregon Climate Action Now) is hoping to increase its footprint. The footprint that climate activists seek to reduce is that resulting in our direct and indirect emissions of greenhouse gases. The footprint that SOCAN seeks to increase is that of its influence.

For […]

By |2023-11-21T07:53:15-08:00November 21st, 2023|Now, Online-only|Comments Off on SOCAN Reaching a New Level of Climate Action – Seeks First Executive Director

Garden Club Holiday Greens Sale on December 1

Order Early for Custom-Made Arrangements!

The Jacksonville Garden Club is preparing to bring some holiday cheer to our homes and businesses! Members use their skills and creativity to make beautiful wreaths, table arrangements, entry baskets, and swags, featuring fresh natural greens and cones, holly, bows, candles and festive decorations. Our lovely wreaths have become very popular, […]

By |2023-10-26T10:55:05-07:00October 26th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Garden Club Holiday Greens Sale on December 1

Robert “Bob” Leland Dorr

February 12, 1945 – October 27, 2023

Robert “Bob” Leland Dorr, born February 12, 1945, Chicago, IL passed from life on October 27, 2023, in Medford, OR, after years of living with Frontotemporal Dementia.

Robert graduated from Arcadia High School, Arcadia, CA, Pasadena City College, Pasadena, CA and Cal State, Long Beach, CA.

Past president of: Kiwanis Club, […]

By |2023-11-03T10:50:15-07:00November 3rd, 2023|Obituaries|Comments Off on Robert “Bob” Leland Dorr

Cowhorn Kitchen & Wine Set to Open on Friday, November 17

Restaurant Will Serve Elevated Rustic Fare From Cowhorn’s Chef Tim Payne, Featuring Fresh Produce from the Vineyard’s Working Garden & Local Purveyors

Wine List to Showcase Estate Wines from Cowhorn & Sister Winery Johan Vineyards in Willamette Valley, Plus Several Like-minded Producers

October 26, 2023 (JACKSONVILLE, OREGON)  Cowhorn Kitchen & Wine, an upcoming restaurant serving artfully crafted, […]

By |2023-10-26T12:33:47-07:00October 26th, 2023|Now|Comments Off on Cowhorn Kitchen & Wine Set to Open on Friday, November 17

Celebrate a Victorian Christmas at Jacksonville’s Historic Beekman House

JACKSONVILLE, OR—Experience a Victorian Christmas this holiday season at the historic Beekman House Museum, located at 470 E. California Street in Jacksonville, Oregon.  This early 1870s residence, home to Jacksonville’s wealthiest pioneer family, is decorated for a 19th Century Christmas celebration, and you’re invited to visit.  Between 12 noon and 3 p.m. on Saturday, November […]

By |2023-10-25T14:36:30-07:00October 25th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Celebrate a Victorian Christmas at Jacksonville’s Historic Beekman House

SOCAN’s Grateful Americana Benefit Bash is November 11

After a decade of volunteer leadership, Southern Oregon Climate Action Now plans to reach a new level of climate action in early 2024 with the hiring of its First salaried Executive Director. To generate funds sufficient to support this transition, SOCAN is engaged in a formidable fall fundraising campaign. This kicked off […]

By |2023-10-30T14:43:49-07:00October 30th, 2023|Now|Comments Off on SOCAN’s Grateful Americana Benefit Bash is November 11

Asante Foundation to Discontinue Hosting Oregon Wine Experience® 

Event generated more than $12 million for health care programs since 2015

MEDFORD, Ore. (Oct. 25, 2023) — After nearly a decade of events and fundraising to support children’s health care programs, Asante Foundation will no longer host Oregon Wine Experience® (OWE). After close evaluation of the overall investment and return, OWE is no longer financially […]

By |2023-10-25T09:37:50-07:00October 25th, 2023|Event News, Now, wine news|Comments Off on Asante Foundation to Discontinue Hosting Oregon Wine Experience® 

Atrium Foundation Update – by Dorothy Paredes, Founder, The Atrium Foundation

With the fall season upon us, The Atrium Foundation is rejoicing in its 2023 accomplishments. This year, we:

  • Supported 22 cancer patients and survivors by providing $23,095 in financial support.
  • Raised $23,080 in donations towards our $35,000 goal.
  • Hosted our first nonprofit showcase in Jacksonville, which raised $3,390 in donations, thanks to the Jacksonville Community […]
By |2023-10-26T11:20:23-07:00October 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, News Flow|Comments Off on Atrium Foundation Update – by Dorothy Paredes, Founder, The Atrium Foundation

Jacksonville Wildfire Community Preparedness Day is October 28

Join us for Jacksonville’s Wildfire Community Preparedness Day on Saturday, October 28, 9am-1pm, at the D Street Parking lot near the library. This event is a crucial step in fortifying our community against the threat of wildfires. Here’s what you can expect:

Vegetation Disposal—Residents of Jacksonville are invited to bring branches and other vegetation for chipping […]

By |2023-09-27T17:44:16-07:00September 26th, 2023|Community, Event News, Now|Comments Off on Jacksonville Wildfire Community Preparedness Day is October 28

Magnolia Hotel to Host Harvest Party & Locals-Only Night

Jacksonville Review – October 2023

Magnolia Hotel owners, Jeff & Niki Bale, want to thank everyone who stayed with them or referred friends and family this summer. They say it’s been encouraging since reopening the Magnolia Hotel last March and they’re planning several exciting community events this fall.

First up is the 1st Annual Community Harvest Party […]

By |2023-09-27T12:40:31-07:00September 26th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Magnolia Hotel to Host Harvest Party & Locals-Only Night

Clayfolk 2023 First Weekend in November

Jacksonville Review – October 2023

Clayfolk presents its Annual Fall Pottery Show the first weekend in November at the Medford Armory, located at 1701 S Pacific Highway on November 3, 4, and 5. As the region’s largest all-ceramic show, it features an amazing variety of ceramic wares, from functional dinnerware to collectible ceramic sculpture. Admission is […]

By |2023-09-27T17:42:52-07:00September 26th, 2023|Art News & Events, Now|Comments Off on Clayfolk 2023 First Weekend in November

Parkhurst Wine Cellars is Sure to Please

Jacksonville Review – October 2023

Jacksonville’s rich wine scene marks a new milestone this October as Parkhurst Wine Cellars’ tasting room opens at 845 East California Street. Prominently located as you head into town from the East, the new venue overlooks 50 acres of future vineyards, a Table Rocks vista, and that iconic 100-year-old barn.

“Developing this […]

By |2023-09-27T12:40:03-07:00September 26th, 2023|Now, wine news|1 Comment

Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital Welcomes New Doctor

Jacksonville Review – October 2023

Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital welcomes a new fulltime veterinarian for the first time in eight years. A recent graduate of Oregon State University’s Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Michaela Jo Brubaker started at the end of July. She is a familiar face around the hospital, as she spent her summers working […]

By |2023-09-27T12:44:12-07:00September 26th, 2023|Now|Comments Off on Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital Welcomes New Doctor

City Council Update

Tree Code Updated—The monthly City Council work session on 10/17/23 dealt with changes in the code for the removal of trees in the city. After code changes suggested by a Citizens Advisory Committee and refining by the Planning Commission, Council is set to codify the code on November 7. As such, it will become easier […]

By |2023-10-18T14:29:39-07:00October 18th, 2023|City Snapshot|Comments Off on City Council Update

Southern Oregon Windermere Real Estate Participates in Annual “Coats for Kids” Clothing Drive

October 4, 2023, JACKSONVILLE, Ore. — Now through Sunday, Oct. 29, Windermere Real Estate in Jacksonville will help keep children warm this winter by collecting donations of winter necessities. Each Friday, Windermere real estate brokers will deliver donations to schools after taking them to the cleaners.

The public can help by bringing new or gently […]

By |2023-10-13T11:08:14-07:00October 13th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on Southern Oregon Windermere Real Estate Participates in Annual “Coats for Kids” Clothing Drive

Sarah R. Calhoun

January 9, 1952 – June 20, 2023

Sarah Rebekah Calhoun, 71, recently of Medford, Oregon and formerly a long-time resident of Oakland, California, died suddenly of natural causes at her home on June 20, 2023.  She was born to Donald and Elizabeth Calhoun on January 9, 1952 at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia where her parents were serving […]

By |2023-10-06T16:57:00-07:00October 6th, 2023|Obituaries|Comments Off on Sarah R. Calhoun

World-Class Chamber Music Coming to New City Hall

Jacksonville OR Friends of Classical Music (JORFCM) is proud to announce its first-annual concert series to be held in the beautiful Assembly Room at New City Hall. JORFCM was formed this year with a singular mission: to bring classical music concerts to Jacksonville in winter. The schedule for winter 2024 has just been announced:

Sunday, January […]

By |2023-09-27T12:26:55-07:00September 26th, 2023|Event News, Now|Comments Off on World-Class Chamber Music Coming to New City Hall
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