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Established in 2015 at St. Mary’s Catholic Center, student community John 15 gives freshmen a place and people to call home during a year in their lives that is full

Vote yes on Measure 111 Right now, too many Oregonians are struggling to get the health care they need. Many of us have witnessed our friends and family avoid going to the doctor or rationing med...

For the first time in 20 years, Habitat for Humanity is preparing to build new homes in Ashland. The application process to become the owner of one of these homes begins next week. At 6:30 p.m. Wednes...

Ashland Friends of Parks and Open Spaces has suspended its drive for a citizen’s initiative ballot measure that had been aimed at parks funding. The group sent a letter announcing its decision Sunday ...

Crummy's is the only Black-owned store that specializes in baking essentials like cake boards, pastry bags and more as well as baking classes.

KDA Homes announced this week it will build a new 52-unit housing development in Ashland and will donate eight of the lots, valued at more than $1.6 million, to Habitat for Humanity to support afforda...

Here are 30+ songs about giving thanks & gratitude by your favorite hip-hop artists for Thanksgiving! Listen to the Hip-hop Thanksgiving play

Ashland City Council approved the first reading Tuesday of an ordinance annexing nearly eight acres of property into the city for a new 52-unit single-family residential housing development with eight...

Bishops Waltham 21/01497/FUL, Alpine Homes, single storey office building, Three Oaks Boarding Kennels, Botley Road. 21/01796/TPO, Mark Knox, tree works, The Gatehouse, Hoe Road. Colden Common 21/01476/HOU, Fiona McErlean, single storey front extension, 22 Piping Green. 21/01527/HOU, Mr and Mrs Shah, single storey games room and connecting lobby behind the garage, Drakes Court, Hensting Lane. Curdridge 21/01793/HOU, Mr and Mrs Watts, two storey side extension and a two storey rear ext...

Planning Board approves Lakeville hospital redevelopment plan Robert Barboza LAKEVILLE — After months of public hearings during the town’s multi-departmental review process for large scale Development Opportunities District (DOD) projects, the Planning Board formally voted on April 1 to approve site plans and a special permit for the proposed redevelopment of the Lakeville Hospital campus as a warehouse and distribution center. Commercial property developer Rhino Capital is proposing to te...