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An Attitude of Gratitude – by Whitman Parker
My View – November 2018
I’m pleased to bring you the Review’s first-ever “gratitude issue”—a celebration to showcase many of the incredible organizations that make Jacksonville such a unique and wonderful place to call home. Having […]
Don’t Ruin Jacksonville – by Whitman Parker
My View – October 2018
“I live in Rogue River and visit JV often. I love South Stage Cellars and the shopping. If this meals tax gets passed, I will no longer come to this darling […]
YES to Candidates, NO on Meals Tax
My View – September 2018
I’m pleased to announce that three outstanding citizens have applied to run for three open City Council seats. At press time just days before the filing deadline, the candidates are current […]
It’s Time for Teddy…and Wine! – by Whitman Parker
My View – August 2018
With August here, the Britt Hill comes alive with the sound of music—orchestral music produced by some of the finest classical musicians in the nation. One of the things making the […]
10 Years! Celebrating a Decade – by Whitman Parker
My View – July 2018
I’m honored to have been publishing the Review for ten years! Admittedly, I’m a bit puzzled as to where the last decade went and how time seems to be speeding up, […]
The Heart of Town – by Whitman Parker
My View – June 2018
This month, join me in celebrating life in Jacksonville with our main feature about our favorite local, family-owned and operated restaurants. For the past three months, our Unfettered Critics, Terry and […]
Taking Stock – by Whitman Parker
My View – May 2018
Recently, I had the privilege of attending the annual travel and tourism conference sponsored by our good friends at Travel Southern Oregon. TSO is the local arm of Travel Oregon, dedicated […]
Jacksonville Woodlands Association Celebrates 25th Year Sponsoring Annual Hike-A-Thon – by Charles Wilson, JWA President
My View Guest Columnist – April 2018
For the past 24 years, on a weekend in April, new and frequent visitors to the Jacksonville Woodlands have laced-up their walking shoes and hit the trails in celebration […]
A Letter From Rogue Disposal & Recycling – Laura Leebrick and Garry Penning
My View – March 2018 – Guest Column – Rogue Disposal & Recycling
Editor’s Note: As Publisher of the Jacksonville Review, I am committed to bringing my readers news stories that impact our quality of life. […]
Looking Forward – by Whitman Parker
My View – February 2018
If last year is any indication, 2018 will be a very interesting and active year in Jacksonville! To help you better navigate the year ahead, we’ve made a few changes to […]