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Following the Almeda Fire in 2020, plots of land once home to local businesses remained vacant on East Main Street in Talent. Now, Talent Maker City’s (TMC) new Makerspace is raising spirits among locals.

/PRNewswire/ -- Greenhouse, the hiring software for people-first companies, is excited to announce its three winners for the first-ever Talent Makers® award....

TALENT, Ore. - The Lights on Bikes event has reached the decade mark. The initiative created by a small group of bikers aimed to bring the community together. It evolved significantly, particularly after the Almeda Fire.

Jenny Lewis talks about how hip-hop made her a songwriter, collaborating with Jon Brion, and how Joy’All helped her shed the weight of grief.

/PRNewswire/ -- Greenhouse, the hiring software company, today announced the company will be at RecFest UK 2022 in Knebworth on 7th July for the first time as...

The inaugural “Rogue Valley Make Music Day” celebration — part of the collective observance of the global “Make Music Day” summer solstice event — was held Tuesday evening in Talent. The free event of...

The Malmgren Garage building, not much more than a concrete shell gutted by the Almeda fire, has been awarded a $200,000 grant for its reconstruction. The Talent Urban Renewal Agency will hold an even...

“What is the longest side of the triangle?” lead instructor Piper Tamler asks the students assembled near a bench-mounted chop saw at Talent Maker City. Most reply with “hypotenuse,” the correct answe...

PHOENIX/TALENT, Ore. -- A group of online students are on course to supply several beds to Almeda Fire survivors. Theyre not buying them; theyre building them.

When Phoenix-Talent Assistant Superintendent Tiffanie Lambert drove her students back home to Rogue Valley on Monday after a long day of volunteering up north, she noticed everyone was way more “chatt...