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Gardens at the OSU Extension Center – by Kay Faught
Did you know there are 23 individual gardens for you to view?
Another Sell-Out Year for Meet the Pioneers!
The feedback from those attending was nothing short of total joy and praise...
No. 2 Isn’t Easy! – by Michelle Hensman
We referred to our boys as #1 and #2, with affection towards them and as homage to our love for Star Trek...
A Jacksonville Garden for All Seasons – By Adam Haynes
Plan to Plant a Garden for All Seasons – by Adam Haynes
If you’re like me, you look forward to the change of seasons here in Jacksonville.
When it comes to “seasons” in our home gardens, most of us simply highlight seasonal colors and textures in Spring and Summer only. However, a garden that keeps our attention […]
Letter Offers Ideas for Historic Buildings
Any more ideas and thoughts to share? Send your comments or post here!
One For The Team – By Kate Ingram, M.A.
We are, the lot of us, on a team called the Human Race
Vaughn Farm – by Linda Davis
Ed and Nancy have 22 acres of pears, 50 acres of hay and 70 acres in pasture...
JoyFull Living – by Louise Lavergne
Life and the Art of Impermanence
The Unfettered Critic – By Paula & Terry Erdmann
Revisiting The Final Frontier: Star Trek: The Next Generation at 25
Thanks to Publisher Whitman Parker
Thank you for your brave and clearly expressed editorial in the October issue of Jacksonville Review...
My View, October 2012 – by Publisher Whitman Parker
On City Council, EXPERIENCE Counts
Improving Your Hard, Clay Soil – by Desmond Armstrong
How to improve your hard clay soil
Many gardeners in Jacksonville, Oregon have to contend with heavy clay soil that forms thick mud in winter, and during hot summer weather tends to become hard and water resistant. It may occur […]
Opportunity to Become CERT-ified!
CERT is recruiting local citizens to participate in a free basic training class in October.
Experience a Chautauqua at Hanley Farm – By Pamela Sasseen
FUN for all this weekend at Hanley - September 21 & 22...
Being Inspired – By Jo Parker
50-year friendship, attitude, stamina and life lessons...
Pets Can be Gross! By Dr. Tami Rogers
What to do when our dogs and cats eat things they shouldn't?!
Gary West Meats Ponders a Move
Gary West is outgrowing their production facility...
Honestly Nerve Wracking! – by Michelle Hensman
Adolescents must rely on their underdeveloped or inexperienced instincts...
Soul Matters – By Kate Ingram, M.A.
Then I thought, “I need a new story.”
Back to School with Less Stress – By Louise Lavergne
This time of year bring feelings...whether the feelings are excitement, joy or dread…
Backstage With Brandi
August 31, A small group of us were fortunate to meet Brandi and her band...
Seven Oaks Farm – Bring the Family – By Linda Davis
There is a U-pick area and petting zoo for the kids...
The Return of Sherlock Holmes – by Paula & Terry Erdmann
The Game is Afoot: The Resurgence of the World’s Greatest Detective...
The Magic of Color – By Cheryl von Tress
Color is a passion of mine as an interior designer, color consultant, artist and home decorator...
My View, September 2012 – by Publisher, Whitman Parker
A Changing Review & Change of Leadership
MY THOUGHTS – By Mayor Paul Becker
I believe the first duty of a Mayor is to meet the needs of the citizens...
Bill and Linda Graham’s Garden – by Kay Faught
Their garden is a fine example of how a subdivision home garden can become a unique, garden oasis.
Pave the Way to the Britt Perfomance Garden
Make Your Mark: Buy a Personalized Paver!
Jacksonville Company – A Classic
Lorraine Akin has owned the Store for 14 years...
Why Go To WOW? By Jo Parker
You’ve heard that Southern Oregon’s wine region is the fastest-growing in Oregon, right?...
Applegate Trails Monthly Hikes Are Educational
Learn about the history, biology, ecology of the beautiful Applegate, enjoy views and stay fit!
Pot Rack Racks Up 12 Years
Congratulations to Steve Abandonato & Joann Freeland for their success...
Your Piece of the Great Outdoors – by Adam Haynes
Let’s face it, we live to spend time outdoors...
Larry Smith’s 2 Weeks in Spain
An interesting look at Spain from Jacksonville's historian, Larry Smith...
Meet Your Farmer – Hanley Farm, By Linda Davis
Young Farmers continue to make history at Hanley Farm...
Recipe for JOY, By Louise Lavergne
Do you know what makes you happy?
Midsummer Musings – By Kate Ingram, M.A.
Unlike Americans, the French are not sensually challenged...
My Neighbor’s Garden – By Kay Faught
Rick and Michelle Moir decided to experiment with their vegetable garden this year...
My View, August 2012 – By Publisher, Whitman Parker
Classical music lovers and wine fans: Jacksonville takes center stage this month...
Confession of a Crazy Mom – by Michelle Hensman
I know this is not popular, it’s totally taboo...
WHICH WAY DOES THE WIND BLOW? By Mayor Paul Becker
Politics, trust, respect, duty...and Will Mayor Becker run again for Mayor?
Becoming a Ditch Rider – By Hope Robertson
The Sterling Mine Ditch Trail offers hikes, horse-back riding trails, views and wildlife.
Britt Classical: Bring on the Baton – by Paula & Terry Erdmann
Peter Bay's last year, Upcoming Classical highlights, $5 Concerts, Britt's 50th anniversary...
Exciting Discoveries at the J’Ville Farmer’s Market!
Jacksonville is really lucky to have an amazing Sunday Farmer's Market...Check out these deals!
Glaucoma May Be Stealing Your Sight – by Julie Danielson, O.D.
Glaucoma is often called “the sneak thief of sight” because it can strike without symptoms
In The Beginning There Was Peter Britt – by M J Daspit
A great history of Southern Oregon wine - and mark your calendars for World of Wine!
Small Space Solutions – by Cheryl von Tress
Whether your home is oversized or currently downsized, sometimes you find yourself wondering what you can do...
Soul Matters, July 2012 – by Kate Ingram
Sometimes you’re the windshield, sometimes you’re the bug.
Independence Day – by Mayor Paul Becker
The Declaration of Independence: What a document!
JoyFull Living by Louise Lavergne
Change or Impermanence is the nature of the human condition...