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JOIN BRODIE DENTAL IN 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 over 1700 local children. This year, participating businesses will be collecting toys for Jackson County kids aged 18 and under!

Thanks […]

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JACKSONVILLE GARDEN CLUB HOLIDAY GREENS SALE ON FRIDAY DECEMBER 5

Jacksonville Review – December 2025 / January 2026

THE JACKSONVILLE GARDEN CLUB’S Holiday Greens Sale is a wonderful, fun way to bring seasonal cheer to homes and businesses in our community. This year the sale will be held Friday, December 5, 10am-2pm, in Jacksonville, in the alcove near the Post Office.

Club members use their artistic skills […]

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THE SOUL OF CLAYFOLK – by Robert L. Johnson

Jacksonville Review – November 2025

PHIL FISHWICK remembers applying for a job as an artist when he was about 11 years old, living in Los Angeles. A TV program on the making of animated films intrigued him, and he spent the summer between the fifth and sixth grade drawing hundreds of images for an animated adventure. […]

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ORDER EARLY FOR GARDEN CLUB’S DECEMBER HOLIDAY GREENS SALE

Jacksonville Review – November 2025

EACH FALL, the Jacksonville Garden Club prepares for its holiday greens sale in December. Club members use their creative skills to offer beautiful wreaths, arrangements and swags, featuring natural greens and cones, holly, bows, and decorations. Handmade wooden boxes in several sizes provide a lovely base for table arrangements. Decorated wreaths […]

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REBEL HEART BOOKS 2ND-ANNUAL AUTHOR BOOK FAIR IS NOVEMBER 8 AT THE LIBRARY

Jacksonville Review – November 2025 Issue

REBEL HEART BOOKS is proud to present its 2nd-Annual Local Author Book Fair on Saturday, November 8, 1-3 pm, at the Jacksonville Library Naversen Room. Back by popular demand, this event is the perfect opportunity to meet 20+ of our best local authors in one convenient place! Writers like Octavio […]

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JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITY EVACUATION FORUM ON NOVEMBER 19

THE JACKSONVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT, Jacksonville Police Department, and our Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) invite you to join us for an important Community Evacuation Forum:

  • Date: Wednesday, November 19
  • Time: 6-7pm
  • Location: Jacksonville Fire Station

This one-hour session is designed to provide critical information and open discussion on how our community can best prepare for and […]

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MY TOP 10 FALL ACTIVITIES – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – October 2025

ONE OF THE THINGS I LOVE MOST about Southern Oregon is its four distinct seasons. While I can’t say I have a single favorite, I do have go-to activities for each. Fall is all about crisp air, colorful leaves, pumpkin harvests, cider brewing, and the comfort of a warm fire. […]

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JACKSONVILLE BOOSTERS TO HELP FUND THE HISTORY CENTER – by Mike McClain

Jacksonville Review – October 2025 Issue

THE JACKSONVILLE BOOSTERS CLUB and its financial arm, the Boosters Foundation, have joined forces to help fund the exhibits of the soon-to-be Jacksonville History Center, aka, the Jacksonville Museum. The 15 proposed active history exhibits come with an estimated price tag of $160,000 and will be an integral part of […]

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THESE WOODLAND TRAILS ARE YOUR WOODLAND TRAILS – by Bob Budesa

Jacksonville Review – October 2025 Issue

THE WOODLAND TRAILS enjoyed by thousands of people every year are a valuable asset to our community. Whether they’re used for exercise, as a way to escape the everyday hustle and bustle of life, or investigating the variety of flora and flora is immaterial. The fact that they’re there, in […]

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Reading Volunteers Needed in Jacksonville

Jacksonville, Ore. – What if one hour of your week could help shape a child’s future? SMART Reading, Oregon’s longstanding children’s literacy nonprofit, is calling on local residents to help support and empower young readers. As the organization kicks off its 34th year, it’s seeking volunteers to read with students weekly during the 2025-26 […]

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JACKSONVILLE WILDFIRE COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS DAY OCTOBER 4 – by Wayne Painter, Jacksonville Fire Chief

Jacksonville Review – September 2025

JACKSONVILLE’S Wildfire Community Preparedness Day is back this October—with a new self-serve format. The event will take place on Saturday, October 4, from 9am-noon, in the D Street Parking Lot.

Please note: This year’s event will not include a chipper, and no assistance will be provided for unloading materials. Residents are invited […]

By |2025-08-27T14:52:11-07:00August 27th, 2025|Event News, Now|Comments Off on JACKSONVILLE WILDFIRE COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS DAY OCTOBER 4 – by Wayne Painter, Jacksonville Fire Chief

Jacksaphine Count(r)y Fair 2025 Event Line-Up

Ten-days of pickleball, paragliding, roasted peppers, poetry and more!

A Greater Applegate is proud to present Jacksaphine Count(r)y Fair Week 2025. This is a ten-day celebration of community spirit and local culture across the Applegate Valley.

The event  runs from September 19–28, 2025.

The Fair features food events, live music, and outdoor activities like paragliding, paddling, bicycling […]

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WINE, WELCOME, AND LOCAL FLAVOR: A LOOK AT JACKSONVILLE’S COZY WINE BAR – by Sandra Colley

Sipping & Playing in Jacksonville – September 2025

LOOKING FOR A SPOT in Jacksonville that’s cozy, welcoming, and consistently open—even on a Monday? Look no further than The Wine Lounge at Jacksonville Inn, located at 175 E. California Street, Jacksonville, OR 97530. Whether you’re a longtime local, here for a weekend getaway, or enjoying a staycation […]

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Paddling the Pristine Wood River – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – September 2025

OUR FAVORITE RIVER to kayak is the Wood River, located about 90 minutes from Jacksonville in Klamath County. Nestled amid the pine-fringed slopes of the southern Cascades, the Wood River is an aquatic gem. Stretching just 18 miles from its headwaters to Agency Lake, this spring-fed waterway offers paddlers a […]

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CAMP LEVI – A JACKSONVILLE STORY 172 YEARS IN THE MAKING – by Pastor Dustin Jernigan

DISABILITIES HAVE A WAY of tying all things together. Flannery O’Connor, the great Southern novelist, once wrote a collection of stories entitled, Everything That Rises Must Converge. I find that image indefatigably true. When we encounter disabilities in ourselves or in our loved ones, over time things seem to mysteriously converge. Carl Jung called such […]

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COME SING IN A CIRCLE – by Pat O’Scannell

Jacksonville Review – September 2025

I WAS DELIGHTED when my friend Mimi invited me to lead a new song circle in the Ruch/Applegate area: consisting of Medieval, Renaissance, early Baroque, world and traditional song repertoire, in the form of rounds.

Turns out that even before the time of Shakespeare, folks were singing proto-rounds, (e.g., “Sumer is Icumen […]

By |2025-08-27T14:47:56-07:00August 27th, 2025|Event News, Now|2 Comments

CITY-WIDE YARD SALE PARKING GUIDELINES – from City of Jacksonville

Jacksonville Review – September 2025

2025 Jacksonville City-Wide Yard Sale Dates:

  • Set-Up: Thursday, September 4, 6-10pm (No Sales Allowed)
  • Sale Days: Friday-Sunday, September 5-7, 7am-8pm

As the City-Wide Yard Sale date nears, it is important to remember that the City of Jacksonville does not sponsor this event, and there are public safety […]

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WHERE CINNAMON MEETS COMMUNITY: WHY WE LOVE CHURRO RUSH – by Sandra Colley

Sipping & Playing in Jacksonville – August 2025

I KNOW I usually write about wineries—but I had to take a detour to talk about Churro Rush, because this charming little spot in downtown Jacksonville absolutely deserves the spotlight. It may not be nestled among vineyards, but don’t worry—your glass won’t go empty. They serve wine, cider, […]

By |2025-07-29T15:40:34-07:00July 29th, 2025|Now, Sipping & Playing in Jacksonville|1 Comment

LAST CHANCE TO ACCESS CRATER LAKE’S SHORELINE! – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – August 2025

THIS SUMMER marks the last opportunity for visitors to descend to Crater Lake’s shoreline via the Cleetwood Cove Trail—the park’s only route to the water—before a major multi-year rehabilitation effort begins.

Since opening in 1960, the 1.1-mile Cleetwood Cove Trail—the only legal access to the water—has suffered from decades of wear […]

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“COURTHOUSE” – by Cora Snoke

I sat and watched

the gigglemug people bustling by

vendors waiting tentatively with tables of luscious fruits

children dancing as a band played on my front steps

so much has changed,

I watched

as my bricks went from red to rust

as buggies turned to cars

as the gold left the ground

as the rush slowed and young eyes grew old

eight generations come and […]

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Norman Huynh Named Next Music Director of the Britt Festival Orchestra

As music director, Huynh will serve as principal conductor of the BFO’s summer season, shape long-term artistic planning, and help expand the orchestra’s reach and relevance across Southern Oregon and beyond.

Jacksonville, OR – Wednesday, August 6, 2025: The Britt Music & Arts Festival announced today that American conductor Norman Huynh will become the fifth music […]

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JACKSONVILLE LIBRARY EVENTS: AUGUST 2025

Jacksonville Review – August 2025

SPECIAL STORYTIME: FIREFIGHTER FUN, Ages 3+, Wednesday, August 6, 10:30am—Come to the library and hear your local firefighters read stories and show you some safety tips. You’ll also get a chance to sit in the fire engine and see the world from a firefighter’s point of view!

RECOGNIZE & PREVENT SCAMS, Ages […]

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PLEASE DON’T FEED THE DEER – by Nancy Pereira

Letter to the Editor – Jacksonville Review August 2025

ONE SUNDAY MORNING, the 13-year-old, half blind Australian Shepherd was walking quietly on the lawn at Nunan Square. As her 85-year-old owner, Linda, watched in horror, a doe came out of hiding and knocked Krispy down. When the dog rolled in pain the doe pummelled her head […]

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EXPERIENCE THE WILD & SCENIC ROGUE RIVER – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – June 2025

THE WILD AND SCENIC ROGUE RIVER is one of the most iconic waterways in the U.S. Designated in 1968 as one of the original eight under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, it remains protected and free-flowing, known for its stunning scenery, rich history, and abundant recreation.

The […]

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Britt Offers Discounted Concert Tickets to Firefighters 

Tuesday, July 22, 2025: Britt is proud to announce its second year of a special initiative to recognize and express gratitude to our region’s courageous firefighters/other fire personnel who play an integral role in protecting our community. As a gesture of appreciation, Britt is offering discounted Lawn tickets to the following upcoming shows: Dirtwire on […]

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“Cars Through History” at SOHS Hanley Farm

Do you like classic cars? Then mark your calendar for Saturday, August 2, 2025, when the Southern Oregon Historical Society will be displaying “Cars through History,” between 10am and 3pm, at SOHS Hanley Farm, located at 1053 Hanley Road in Central Point, just outside of Jacksonville.

This is not just another car show! Fifty cars will […]

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WHERE MOUNTAINS MEET MALBEC: WHY WE LOVE HUMMINGBIRD ESTATE

Sipping & Playing in Jacksonville – July 2025

WE’RE GETTING to that time of year when the sunshine lingers a little longer and the valley is buzzing with weekend guests, family visits, Britt concerts and impromptu adventures. And if you’re looking for that perfect spot to unwind with a glass of wine, host out-of-town friends, or […]

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MUSIC IS EVERYWHERE IN OUR HISTORIC LANDMARK TOWN – by Belita Palu-ay

Chamber Chat – July 2025

Step outside anywhere in Jacksonville and you’re likely to hear live music drifting through our historic streets. Our charming landmark town has earned its reputation as a musical haven, where world-class performances and intimate acoustic sessions create the perfect soundtrack to both everyday life and special occasions.

July brings the crown jewel […]

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CHEERS TO OUR TWO TROLLEY TOWN – by Belita Palu-ay

Chamber Chat – June 2025

As spring transitions into summer across our beautiful Rogue Valley, Jacksonville’s 2025 Trolley Season rolls into full swing. Our cherished trolleys connect visitors and locals with the unique ambiance that only Jacksonville can provide during these perfect June days.

This season is the perfect opportunity to thank Brian Dunn for his service […]

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JVILLE FIRE ACQUIRES NEW TYPE 3 WILDLAND FIRE ENGINE

Jacksonville Review – July 2025 Issue

THE JACKSONVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT has bolstered its firefighting capabilities with the recent acquisition of a new Type 3 wildland fire engine, provided by the Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) as part of the state’s Engine Program. This initiative, funded through Oregon’s 2021 Senate Bill 762, aims to enhance wildfire response […]

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“A PLACE-INSPIRED SPACE” EVENT AT YALE CREEK RANCH IN JULY

Jacksonville Review – July 2025 Issue

CALLING ALL vacation rental hosts, business owners and fans of local products!—Close your eyes and imagine one of your favorite travel memories. Was it unwrapping an Egg McMuffin at McDonald’s in Anytown, USA? Scrimmaging for a Frappuccino at Starbucks? Bedding down at a Motel 6 along Interstate 5? I doubt […]

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EMBRACE THE WILD AT 59TH CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL

Jacksonville Review – July 2025 Issue

ADVENTURE AWAITS IN EVERY BOOK!—EACH SUMMER, in the heart of the Rogue Valley, families slow down, share the magic of stories, let their imaginations run wild, and join together to celebrate childhood at the Children’s Festival.

Held July 12-14, on the Britt hill, the Children’s Festival will be continuing its legacy […]

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TAKE TIME TO SMELL THE… LAVENDER – by Sue Owen, The English Lavender Farm

Jacksonville Review – July 2025 Issue

THIS SUMMER, escape to the Southern Oregon Lavender Trail, a self-guided journey between family-run farms which are ablaze with vibrant purple hues from mid-June to mid-July. This unique experience is primarily centered in the Applegate Valley, just beyond Jacksonville, but also includes Butte Creek Lavender Farm in Eagle Point and […]

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A REMINDER FROM THE FIRE CHIEF: FIREWORKS ARE ILLEGAL – by Wayne Painter, Jacksonville Fire Chief

WITH THE 4TH OF JULY rapidly approaching, the Jacksonville Fire Department and city staff would like to remind the public that Jacksonville prohibits the use of Fireworks within the City limits and also discourages the use of fireworks outside of City limits for the following reasons:

Wildfire Risk: We are surrounded by forests and grassy areas […]

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Builders Association Southern Oregon Announces New CEO, Dr. Joey Minear

MEDFORD, OR — June 23, 2025 — The Builders Association Southern Oregon (BASO) is excited to announce the appointment of Dr. Joey Minear as its new Chief Executive Officer. A U.S. Air Force veteran, seasoned policy advisor, and community advocate, Dr. Minear brings over a decade of leadership experience in both the public and private sectors […]

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ROAR INTO READING AT CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL IN JULY

Jacksonville Review – May 2025

GET READY TO ROAR, hop, and soar into adventure at this year’s Children’s Festival. Explorers are invited to “Embrace the Wild” as they join together in creating their very own adventures and uncover the incredible world of books! With arts and crafts, interactive booths, and delightful entertainment, this festival […]

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PICKLEBALL UPDATE – by Donna Bowen

A Few Minutes with the Mayor – June 2025

OUR WARM, SUNNY WEATHER has brought on our usual spring fever, enticing us to enjoy the pleasant outdoor activities available in Jacksonville. Folks are using our city parks, Jacksonville Woodlands, trails, dog park, skate park, tennis courts, and pickleball courts. It also seems to […]

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Walk Through Jacksonville History!

JACKSONVILLE, OR—Jacksonville’s “Walk through History” tours are back!  At 10 a.m. every Saturday from May 24th through August 30th, Historic Jacksonville, Inc. will be offering one-hour guided walks through Jacksonville’s National Historic Landmark District, the first on the West Coast!  Participants will take a stroll through history, visiting government and commercial buildings, fraternal lodges, and […]

By |2025-05-12T14:10:45-07:00May 12th, 2025|Event News, Now|2 Comments

ESCAPE TO THE SOUTHERN OREGON LAVENDER TRAIL – by Sue Owen, The English Lavender Farm

Jacksonville Review – June 2025

THIS SUMMER, escape to the Southern Oregon Lavender Trail, a self-guided journey between family-run farms which are ablaze with vibrant purple hues from mid-June to mid-July. This unique experience is primarily centered in the Applegate Valley, just beyond Jacksonville, but also includes Butte Creek Lavender Farm in Eagle Point and Lavender […]

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Change in Soloist Announced for “Lin Conducts Brahms & Korngold” at Britt Festival Orchestra

Monday, June 16, 2025: Britt announces an update to its upcoming Britt Festival Orchestra concert, Lin Conducts Brahms & Korngold, taking place on Wednesday, June 18 at 8 PM at the Britt Pavilion. Violinist Blake Pouliot will now perform as the featured soloist, stepping in for William Hagen, who is unable to appear due to […]

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LIONS CLUB SPRING WINE WALK IS MAY 31, 2025

COME HAVE FUN with the Rogue Valley Lions Club at the 2nd Annual Spring Wine Walk. Experience wine tasting with one of 12+ of the best local wineries, each serving in one of the fine businesses in downtown Central Point. It’s happening May 31, 2025. Stroll the historic downtown Central Point streets from 4-7:30pm as […]

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FLYING HIGH TOGETHER – by Christina Ammon, A Greater Applegate

Jacksonville Review – June 2025

DID YOU KNOW that the Applegate Valley is home to one of the best paragliding and hang gliding sites in the country? The site, called “Woodrat Mountain” has been attracting top pilots from around the world for decades for their annual free-flight competition called “Rat Race.” The pilots launch and race […]

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Britt Announces Final List of 2025 Concerts, Britt Kids Shows and FREE Neighborhood Kick-off Party

Friday, April 11, 2025: Britt is delighted to share a number of exciting announcements with the community regarding this summer’s events. The time has come for Britt to release its final official list of shows for the 2025 summer season! This installment brings the summer season to a whopping 37 (29 Britt Live concerts and […]

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WILDFLOWER SEASON IN THE JACKSONVILLE WOODLANDS – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – May 2025

AS THE SPRING SUN warms the landscape, the hills of Southern Oregon begin a quiet transformation. Oak trees unfurl their vibrant lime-green leaves, and the forest floor awakens in a dazzling display of wildflowers. By mid-April, the ground is carpeted with color—bright blue hound’s tongue, delicate purple shooting stars, white […]

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Britt Announces Rebrand and New Website: britt.org

Wednesday, April 30, 2025: Britt, Southern Oregon’s premier venue for live music and arts, announced its new brand and website this morning. Following a year of work with local community members, staff, board, and UK-based design firm Fiasco Design, Britt unveiled its brand new logo and website ahead of its 2025 season. The logo features […]

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GO WITH THE FLOW – SANCTUARY ONE’S YOGA RETREAT IS MAY 18

Jacksonville Review – May 2025

SANCTUARY ONE CARE FARM invites the community to slow down, breathe deeply, and go with the flow. FARM FLOW, the care farm’s popular yoga retreat, returns Sunday, May 18, 11am-3pm, at Sanctuary One, located at 13195 Upper Applegate Road.

The registration fee is $60 per person, with all proceeds benefiting Sanctuary One. […]

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JACKSONVILLE GARDEN CLUB SPRING SALE ON MAY 10

Jacksonville Review – May 2025

IN OUR LIVELY COMMUNITY, we are fortunate to have citizens who care deeply about creating beauty as well as supporting a vibrant and healthy environment. These attributes will be on full display at the Spring Sale sponsored by the Jacksonville Garden Club, held in downtown Jacksonville on Saturday, May 10, from […]

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JACKSONVILLE WILDFIRE COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS DAY IS MAY 3, 2025

WILDFIRE COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS DAY is a national Firewise campaign to raise awareness and reduce risks from wildfires. Jacksonville is vulnerable to wildfires due to many homes that are located in close proximity to woodlands and forests. Because of severe drought and upcoming extremely hot weather, this summer and early fall promises to be another bad […]

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Northwest Troubadour David Gordon Returns to Jacksonville

with a Concert of International Love Songs! 

JACKSONVILLE, OR—Historic Jacksonville, Inc. is delighted to announce that popular Northwest Troubadour, David Gordon, will be back in Jacksonville on Sunday, May 4, to perform a special concert of international love songs as a benefit for the town’s new “Museum without Walls”!

Love is an international language, and David will […]

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Britt Expands Programs with Help from Latinx Advisory Committee

Friday, April 25, 2025: Britt is proud to deepen its partnership with the Latinx community in Southern Oregon through continued collaboration with its Latinx Advisory Committee. As a cornerstone of cultural enrichment in the region, Britt recognizes the importance of creating meaningful, inclusive programs that reflect the diverse voices of its community. Strengthening Britt’s […]

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