Thanks to Publisher Whitman Parker
Thank you for your brave and clearly expressed editorial in the October issue of Jacksonville Review...
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 […]
Ray’s Market Has a New Manager
Let's welcome Terry Edwards to Jacksonville!
Southern Oregon Wines Were The Stars in Portland
Successful event highlighted Southern Oregon wineries and local foods...
Opportunity to Become CERT-ified!
CERT is recruiting local citizens to participate in a free basic training class in October.
Being Inspired – By Jo Parker
50-year friendship, attitude, stamina and life lessons...
Are You Registered for the County Emergency Alert?
For your - and your family's safety - take a few minutes to register online...
Cheryl Garcia Announced the Winner of the Scavenger Hunt
Don and Linda DeWald were the lucky winners...
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...
Site of Gold’s First Discovery For Sale
Jacksonville's Larry Smith Speaks out on KOBI about the need to preserve this property...
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…
The Return of Sherlock Holmes – by Paula & Terry Erdmann
The Game is Afoot: The Resurgence of the World’s Greatest Detective...
Artist Reception for Jacksonville artist Cammy Davis
"Who has the Time?" exhibit. Cammy created the new Jacksonville Map in The Review...
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 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.
Artists’ Workshop & Sale
August 3-26, Fridays -Sundays, enjoy wonderful art by the Artists' Workshop
Possible Britt Pedestrian Ban Postponed
This issue, sparked by a fire above the Britt concert grounds will be discussed by City Council later...
Bill Leep “GATHERING OF FRIENDS”
September 1 gathering...and a beautiful poem from a Mom to a Son...
OREGON OFFICIALS URGE EXTRA FIRE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Oregon State Fire Marshal warns of extreme fire danger...
Applegate Trails Monthly Hikes Are Educational
Learn about the history, biology, ecology of the beautiful Applegate, enjoy views and stay fit!
Last Chance for Living History!
Since these tours are selling out, another one has been added for September 1!
Jacksonville Farmer’s Market Highlights
Coz and Tina of Easy Valley Farm and Heather of Walker Creek are two faves at the market...
Your Piece of the Great Outdoors – by Adam Haynes
Let’s face it, we live to spend time outdoors...
Jacksonville Citywide Garage Sale City Policy
Jacksonville, Oregon will be a little wild September 7-9...
Larry Smith’s 2 Weeks in Spain
An interesting look at Spain from Jacksonville's historian, Larry Smith...
“Slightly Askew Players” Perform
Another entertaining program slated at the Library - August 26...
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...
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?
The Continuing Tale of a Pig and Goat…By Katherine Dunn
Remember Rosie and Stevie from Sanctuary One? Here's the rest of the story...!
Becoming a Ditch Rider – By Hope Robertson
The Sterling Mine Ditch Trail offers hikes, horse-back riding trails, views and wildlife.
Remembering Bill Leep
Former Councilor Bill Leep passed away on July 10...
Britt Classical: Bring on the Baton – by Paula & Terry Erdmann
Peter Bay's last year, Upcoming Classical highlights, $5 Concerts, Britt's 50th anniversary...
Britt Host Needed!
Host needed for Britt classical musicians who are a married couple...
Art Presence Features Beekman House Paintings
Special Art Show at the Beekman House on July 21
Spotlight on New Business!
Ted and Susan Shaffer of Jacksonville have started Cascade Cedar...
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!
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.
Annual Lavender Farm Tour & Festival
July 14 & 15 is your chance to relax with lavender!
JoyFull Living by Louise Lavergne
Change or Impermanence is the nature of the human condition...
A Wild ‘N Crazy Talent – By Paula & Terry Erdmann
During his standup days, we giggled at Martin’s banjo, certain that it was but a comic prop...
A Visit to England’s Gardens – by Kay Faught
Kay's Gorgeous photos of English gardens!