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    Dr. Marc Heller Keep Moving, Age Gracefully

    For 45 years, Dr. Marc Heller has been a trusted figure in Ashland’s healthcare community. A chiropractic physician with deep…
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    Dave Porter – The Value of Home Ownership

    In an ever-shifting housing market, Dave Porter remains a steadfast advocate for the power of homeownership. With years of experience…
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    Clients First, Since 1998 The Catherine Rowe Real Estate Team

    It’s late afternoon in Ashland, and Catherine Rowe is walking her clients through a home on Liberty Street – answering…
    April 30, 2025

    Empowering Transformation: An Interview with Ali Davidson

    In this insightful interview, we sit down with Ali Davidson, a transformational life and career coach based in Ashland, Oregon.…
    April 30, 2025

    Valley View Nursery – 46 Years of Education, Entertainment, and Engagement

    Tucked away, just outside of Ashland, Oregon, Valley View Nursery has been cultivating more than just plants—it’s been growing community…
    April 2, 2025

    Handyman Pro Skill, Dedication, Excellence

    In the ever-evolving world of home improvement, few companies manage to stand out through a combination of skill, dedication, and…
    April 2, 2025

    Medicine of the Future: Oregon Energy Healing Center

    In just two years, the Oregon Energy Healing Center has become a vital resource for those seeking alternative approaches to…
    April 2, 2025

    New & Exciting Events!

    Ashland Greenhouses has long been a beloved staple in the community, providing not just high-quality plants but also an enriching…
    April 2, 2025

    Wholistic Mentoring For Teens & Parent Coaching

    Kelly, You’ve been described as someone who has a natural ability to build deep rapport with both parents and teens.…
    April 2, 2025

    Slowing Water, Protecting Land: Jenny Kuehnle and Alicia Vlass of Ahimsa Gardens

    Water is one of the most precious resources on our planet, yet many modern water management practices have dramatically altered…

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    David Wick – Executive Director, Ashland Culture of Peace Commission Building a Culture of Peace from the Inside Out, Beginning in Our Own Hearts Angels

    David Wick together with his partner Irene Kai have been contributing members to the Ashland community for 19 years. And together with a team, the Ashland Culture of Peace Commission was established here in 2015. In this interview, hear about all the remarkable, visionary projects David has accomplished, locally, nationally,…

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    How the Body Maintains Balance: A Metaphor

    Last month I shared the idea of health as a state of balance. One of my mentors, Dickson Thom, ND, illustrates the concept of balance in the body with a simple metaphor that I often share with my patients, and would like to share with you.  Imagine the human body…

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    The Sticky Stuff

    The other morning I took a hike with my dogs in the mountains. The sun hadn’t crested the mountain next to    the trail, so the trail was still in the morning shadows. As I walked through a narrow spot on the trail, I ran face first into a spiderweb…

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    A New Year… A New Place to Call Home

    “There is life after retirement, and it is BETTER.” (Catherine Pulsifer) It is 2022! Some will welcome the New Year with promises or resolutions to be kept. Some will start this New Year with the addition of new family members. Some will plan a vacation trip of a lifetime. No…

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    DRY EYES – PART 2 – AQUEOUS DEFICIENCY

    Do your eyes burn and feel dry, especially in the evenings or after reading for more than a few minutes? As we get older, our eyes don’t make as many tears as they did in childhood. Environmental factors can make them feel even worse, such as wind, dry heat, fans,…

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    “Fun, it’s in our Nature!” – January 2022 Edition

    RECREATION…  The 2022 WinterSpring PlayGuide is OUT and registration is OPEN. View the guide and register for recreation programs at AshlandParksandRec.org. We hope to be part of your New Year’s resolutions to get fit and expand your mind!  If public health conditions permit, starting in January in-person senior activities will…

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    ‘Tis the Season

    As we sit here trying to decide what we want to write about this month, it dawned on me that this will be in the December issue. How is that possible? On the one hand, this year seemed to fly by, but on the other, some parts of the year…

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    Assets as Income?

    Can assets be used as income? As with most lending guidelines the answer is yes and no. It depends on the loan-to-value, loan type, and age of the borrower. For example, say you are 62, are putting 20% down, and have some income (maybe a job, Social Security or a…

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    Saunara Brown – Booth 581

    I was born and raised in an international township in the southeast of India called Auroville. In Auroville, I was encouraged to be creative and think outside the box. This unconventional beginning ignited in me a love for the arts and creativity at large. However, as I grew into an…

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    We are here to help you with your brain-based life stuckness!

    Since receiving Neurofeedback with the customized approaches we use at Ashland Neurofeedback & Therapy, many clients have realized that the source of their difficulties was poor brain function. If you think about it, everything is processed and mediated through the brain, so why not consider the brain first to solve…

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    The Metal Element – Making Room for Inspiration

    In Taoism, autumn is the season of the Metal element. It is the time after the harvest when we let go of the growth, color, and abundance that makes summer feel so alive. It is a time of moving inward, of creating space by letting go of that which we…

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    Wrapping Up a Great Year

    This year is flying by! We want to say a big thank you to everyone who came by and visited us throughout the year. We appreciate each and every one of you! Our doors will be open until December 15th, and then we will close for the year. We will…

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