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Showing Medford's old firehouse some smooth new moves
The annex to the city's first firehouse could become a hot spot for dance under the tutelage of Dave Kahn and Rebecca Blust, owners of Southern Oregon Swing.
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Jackson Co. sees spike in teen suicides
KDRV Staff & Associated Press A November 20, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. -- Jackson County officials say they don't know whether a two-year spike in teen suicide represents a trend or an anomaly.
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Medford School District reacts to gun ruling
By Emily Wood A November 19, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - The Medford School District says it is "pleased" with the Oregon Court of Appeals ruling against South Medford High School Teacher Shirley Katz.
A Review of the Crater Lake Lodge in Medford, Oregon
Crater Lake Lodge in Oregon fits naturally among the scenic beauty of Crater Lake.
Projected S. Ore. job growth among strongest in state
The future of jobs in Jackson and Josephine counties, according to the Oregon Employment Department, is in service industries.
Mercy Flights wants $4M to rebuild Medford Airport hangars
By Ron Brown A November 19, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - Mercy Flights of Medford is seeking almost four million dollars in lottery grants to rebuild its hangars at the Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport.
Court affirms that schools can bar teacher's gun
An English teacher who was denied permission to take her handgun to South Medford High School has lost her appeal to the Oregon Court of Appeals.
Diversion fails; Medford police make arrest
A man wanted on a parole violation allegedly tried one of the oldest getaway tricks in the book Tuesday afternoon while fleeing police at the Medford Center.
Helicopter training school to open in Medford
By Erin Maxson A November 17, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - A passion for flying helicopters is turning into a business for one Southern Oregon man.
North Medford Youth Center nears completion
A youth center four years in the making could provide teens a place to ring in the coming New Year if a final fundraising push is successful.
Local police see resurgence in gang activity
In the wake of a gang-related murder in September, the number of gang members and associates known to police has soared.
Medford to no longer host Professional Bowling tour
By Mike Nelson & Andrea Calcagno A November 13, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore.-- Lava Lanes in Medford says it will no longer be a stop on the Professional Bowling Association Tour.
Medford, Ore., PBA stop canceled
The Professional Bowlers Association tour stop at Lava Lanes in Medford, Ore., has been canceled because of economic issues.
24 arrested in Medford drug bust
By Andrea Pettes A November 12, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - Twenty four people were arrested Thursday in a drug bust operation around Medford.
Police seek soda machine vandal responsible for thousands in damage
A vandal smashed 10 soda vending machines early this week, apparently in pursuit of small amounts of cash, Medford police said.
Bellview students chat with Cpl. Stephan Moriarty via Skype video-conferencing
What kind of animals do soldiers eat in Iraq? Where do they sleep at night? Are they afraid of wild dogs? First- and second-graders at Bellview Elementary School fired off a slew of questions to Cpl.
Medford area makes, keeps fewer jobs
Medford and Jackson County created fewer new jobs and continued to lose existing jobs during the past year, along with most of Oregon's major population centers.
Police arrest 24 in roundup of drug dealers
Twenty-four Medford police officers fanned out across the Rogue Valley early this morning in search of 31 suspected drug dealers who sold meth, prescription pills and Ecstasy to informants.
Medford mom says sunglasses saved son's eye
The mother of a Medford soldier injured in Iraq this week says special protective sunglasses saved her son's right eye.