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Medford Mail Tribune announces it will close Friday - Vimarsana News

Medford Mail Tribune announces it will close Friday

The Rogue Valley’s largest newspaper, the Medford Mail Tribune announced it will cease all operations this week.

Source: klcc.org
Wed 8:30 | What it might take to keep local news operations alive in small cities - Vimarsana News

Wed 8:30 | What it might take to keep local news operations alive in small cities

Ashland.news editor Bert Etling about local journalism after attending Independent News Sustainability Summit.

Source: ijpr.org
Theatre Organizations Condemn Threats Made Against Oregon Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Nataki Garrett - Vimarsana News

Theatre Organizations Condemn Threats Made Against Oregon Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Nataki Garrett

The Dramatists Guild, Theater Communications Group and the Shakespeare Theatre Association have released a statement condemning threats made against Nataki Garrett,  Artistic Director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. 

Dramatists Guild, TCG, Shakespeare Theatre Association Stand With Oregon Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Nataki Garrett - Vimarsana News

Dramatists Guild, TCG, Shakespeare Theatre Association Stand With Oregon Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Nataki Garrett

Garrett has received racist death threats and other harassment in response to her artistic decisions.

Ashland council avoids policy defining which media can access private meetings - Vimarsana News

Ashland council avoids policy defining which media can access private meetings

The Ashland city council declined to create a policy on Monday night about which journalists should be allowed to attend executive session meetings that are closed to the public. Crafting such a policy would require answering the sometimes murky question of who should be considered a journalist.

Source: ijpr.org