Three Jacksonville Teenagers Make A Difference
Be sure to attend the FUN BENEFIT FASHION SHOW on March 15th!!
Power of Positive Thought – By Louise Lavergne
The mind is like a magnifying glass; what we focus on, we multiply...
Leprechauns in America – by Michelle Hensman
Did you know the interesting history of leprechauns?
Southern Oregon Tourism Symposium Summary
Travel Oregon hosts Speakers to highlight our area and the importance of tourism...
“Art Adventure” Show at J’Ville Elementary
Be sure to catch this AMAZING art show March 20, 5-7:30pm in the gym...
What It Takes To Become A Firefighter – By Fire Chief Devin Hull
Your Career as a Firefighter is Just One Good Performance Test Away
Inspiration For Container Gardening – by Kay Faught
Many garden tour devotees know about Mira Wingfield and her garden on Schafer Lane...
City Snapshot – February 2012
County Commissioner Don Skundrick attends City Council Meeting to announce Jacksonville Town Hall on May 10
My View, March 2012 – by Publisher Whitman Parker
Digital Kiosk Coming Soon to the Beekman Bank...
Local Author Using “Kickstarter” to Raise Funds
Kate Ingram, a popular columnist of The Review is trying out this online fundraising platform...
Dinner and Raffle for Project Playground A Success
The Medford 549C district is under no obligation to fund replacing the equipment...
Free Classic Movie – by Paul Becker
MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS on February 17, 7pm...
Chinese New Year Celebration in Jacksonville was Best Ever!
SOCCA (Southern Oregon Chinese Cultural Association) held its annual New Year’s Celebration in downtown Jacksonville today (February 4). The star of the show was the weather…and the incredible parade, featuring dragons, lions, antique cars, and more! A fabulous show was held at Bigham Knoll, along with numerous classes and events. It was the perfect setting […]
Chinese New Year Schedule of Events
Your official GUIDE to the activities on February 4th in Jacksonville!
In Praise of Pleasantville – by Katherine Ingram, M.A.
...odds are that you live Nowhere too, otherwise known as Jacksonville...
Umi Sushi is Open
Extensive sushi menu plus other offerings...
Jacksonville’s Historic Landmark District – by Amy Stevenson, Planning Director
Important details and future plans for Jacksonville's Historic District...
Preventing Animal Abuse – by Robert Casserly, Sanctuary One
Even if you don’t have soft spot for animals, you should care that potential animal abuse cases are investigated...
What is Mutual Aid? By Fire Chief, Devin Hull
The Jacksonville Fire Department responds to a wide variety of fire-type incidents as well as medical calls...
Electricity 101 and Winter Weather
Be careful of all downed wires...
Reflections on Paella – by Gates McKibbin
...it became my unilateral mission to find the perfect paella.
Old & New Tools for Gardeners – By Adam Haynes
It’s not too early to be planning what to plant when the weather improves.
Family Views – By Michelle Hensman
Mt. Honeymoon is the glorious peak where Cupid abandons his dazed victims...
The Right Light: A Primer – By Cheryl von Tress
I’ve found that the last thing most homeowners consider in their design plan is lighting...
Those Nasty Calf Cramps – by Mary Ann Carlson
Charley Horses attack mainly at night and are caused by...
The Lowdown on the Upper Crust: Downton Abbey – by Paula & Terry Erdmann
If you’re thinking, “What (or even, ‘Who’) is Downton Abbey?” then you’ve come to the right column...
3-D Movies and Your Eyes – by Julie Danielson, O.D.
Do you have trouble with 3D Movies?
Pork Cutlets with Caper Lemon Butter Sauce, By Constance Jesser
Another yummy recipe from The Jacksonville Mercantile!
A Few Minutes with the Mayor, February 2012
Looking at the scene in City Hall...I pictured a railroad terminal and switching yard...
Donna Briggs, Britt’s Executive Director Shares Future Plans
Since starting at Britt last year, Donna has been instrumental in several key changes...
Hooray for Jacksonville Residents!
Applegate Food Pantry appreciates your generosity, and can always use volunteers...
City Snapshot, January 2012
Summary of City Council meetings in January...new required emails, Jim Lewis elected Council President...
City Email Addresses
The City is now requiring these emails to be used by Commission Members...
My View – February 2012, By Publisher Whitman Parker
February in Jacksonville means it’s time to celebrate Chinese New Year. On the Chinese zodiac calendar, 2012 is the Year of the Dragon, considered to be the luckiest of years! In Chinese astrology, the dragon is especially revered and represents a symbol of power, superiority and wisdom. Those born in dragon years are thought to […]
Chinatown – by Jeanena Whitewilson
Digging for Jacksonville's Chinese Heritage...
Meet Your Farmer – Plaisance Ranch, By Linda Davis
Joe & Suzi Ginet offer organic beef, award-winning wine, vines and more on their spectacular ranch in the Applegate Valley...
Britt’s 50th Classical Season Announced
Check out this exciting Season and a fond farewell to Music Director and Conductor Peter Bay...
Great Events at Jacksonville Elementary!
Science Fair (January 26) and important "Tricky Tray" Fundraiser (March 2)! Attendees and donations needed!
Dianne Erickson Art Display & Reception
Artist Reception at South Stage Cellars January 14th, 3 to 5...
Wondering About The New Building Project East of Town?
Your questions answered about the new construction project just East of town...
A look Back at 2011 in Pictures!
Great photos for a great year in Jacksonville!
My View: A Watershed Vote on the Future of the Watershed
Disclosure: this as an opinion piece...
Huge Congratulations to the Medford Food Project!
25,000 pounds of food collected on Saturday, December 10th from 2,150 donors!
Live Nativity Scenes Presented
This unique, free event presented by five local churches features six outdoor nativity scenes on December 16, 17 & 18...
Last Weekend for Victorian Christmas Events!
Be sure to do your Shopping, Events and Holiday Festivities in Jacksonville NOW!
Update on long-time resident, Kay Kiracofe!
Here's a quick update on Kay...
Council Says “Move Ahead” on Land Swap Negotiations
On Tuesday, December 8, the City Council voted 5-2 in favor of entering formal negotiations with the Motorcycle Riders Association on a proposed land swap in the city’s 1800 acre watershed. If successful, a closing would likely occur in mid to late 2013, assuming the […]
Town Crier Larry Smith Rides the Carriage
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On Being Politically Incorrect – by Mayor Paul Becker
I have finally come to the conclusion that in the eyes of some citizens, I must be… I hate to admit it… politically incorrect...
Mr and Mrs. Claus Festive Garden – by Kay Faught
As you may know, Mr. And Mrs. S. Claus have a home in Jacksonville...