The Scoop
Supporting Small Businesses Supports All of Us – by Matthew Katzenson
Shop Small Jacksonville – April 2021
Think about this idea. Every time you pick up a cup of coffee from Pony Espresso or you buy a gift from Farmhouse Treasures or order a book you are […]
Art Presence Art Center Open Saturdays & Sundays in March!
During the month of March, Art Presence Art Center will change its “OPEN” days to Saturday and Sunday, rather than Friday and Saturday.
The hours will remain the same, 12 to 5 PM.
Come see us and […]
Know Where You Are – by Fire Chief Wayne Painter & Bob Budesa
“Help…I’ve fallen and broken my ankle. Can you send help?”
“Where are you?”
“Uh…”
We all know that this conversation doesn’t have to take place if you take a few precautions.
I would say the first precaution to take […]
Come Celebrate the Shamrock in Jacksonville!
Spring is in the air and it’s time to celebrate! Enjoy some Irish shenanigans at Jacksonville’s St. Patrick’s Day event, Celebrate the Shamrock on Saturday, March 13, beginning at noon.
Shop our stores in town for […]
Jacksonville Kiwanis Club Merger
After being the Kiwanis Club of Jacksonville since being chartered in 1974, the Club has decided to merge with the Table Rock Club of Central Point who is celebrating their 30th anniversary. Kiwanis focuses on […]
Knife Sharpening at Pot Rack is Back!
Pot Rack owner, Erika Bishop, says they have partnered with Valley Mobile Sharpening Service to bring this much-loved and needed service back to Jacksonville. Customers may drop off knives and kitchen shears anytime during the […]
Awen Winecraft Opens Tasting Room at McCully House
Awen Winecraft is excited to announce the opening of their first tasting room, the “Inspiration Station,” in late February at the historic McCully House at 240 E. California Street. The location offers both indoor and […]
TouVelle House Reopens!
James Soule and Kristin Bria are the new innkeeper-owners of the famed TouVelle House, set for a soft reopening this March. The couple, formerly of the Napa/SF Bay Area closed on the property in June. […]
Climate Conscious Fire Recovery: The Role of Local Cities and Oregon’s Energy Trust
As residents of Bear Creek Valley build back after September’s disastrous Almeda Fire, we recognize that this fire disaster is not likely to be a unique event. Although weather conditions that day may have been […]
My Experience as a COVID-19 Vaccine Guinea Pig – By Carl Seger, M.D., Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center
When the first vaccines for COVID-19 were being developed, I signed up to participate locally in the Moderna trial. My decision to roll up my sleeve and get the shot was based on two things: […]