Every spring, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival transforms Ashland into a destination for storytelling at its finest. Since 1935, OSF has built a reputation as one of the nation’s premier repertory theaters, drawing audiences from across the country to experience a rotating lineup of classics, contemporary works, and new interpretations. The[Read More…]
Author: Jared Pearson
The Barred Owl Dilemma – A Native Species in the Wrong Place
The environmental impact of the barred owl extends well beyond a single species. As generalist predators, barred owls consume a wide variety of prey, from small mammals to birds and amphibians. This flexibility gives them a significant advantage in changing environments, but it also places increased pressure on already strained[Read More…]
Spring Break Welcomes Events For The Community
Southern Oregon is stepping into the season with a vibrant mix of culture, celebration, and community charm across Jackson and Josephine Counties- making this a memorable spring break close to home. At the heart of it all is the return of the renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival, now celebrating its remarkable[Read More…]
“So extreme,” Opposition to IP28 Grows
As the signature drive for the proposed PEACE Act – Initiative Petition 28 (IP28) – continues, so does the pushback from agricultural organizations and elected officials across Oregon. While supporters argue the measure would strengthen protections against animal cruelty, critics say its language could effectively criminalize common agricultural practices and[Read More…]