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    Kind Cuisine What’s For Dinner?

    Introducing Kind Cuisine, an extraordinary local business run by Courtney Gavilanes, a classically trained chef and entrepreneur. Courtney combines her…
    September 25, 2024

    Daniel Sperry – The Art of Musical Portraits

    Many in Ashland know Daniel Sperry as the “man with the cello,” who for the past 13 seasons has performed…
    September 25, 2024

    Suzanne Mark & Daniel Sternberg, PH.D Neurofeedback & Brainspotting Protocol

    Ashland Neurofeedback, led by Suzanne  Mark and Daniel Sternberg, Ph.D, has had a transformative year, helping clients achieve remarkable progress…
    August 30, 2024

    Dave Porter – Achieve Your Dream Own a Home Today!

    Introducing Dave Porter, a mortgage and loan specialist working at loanDepot in Ashland, Oregon who can help you achieve your…
    August 30, 2024

    Karin “Pip” Kiteley, LMT, Breema Practitioner/Instructor Deep & Transformative Bodywork

    Karin “Pip” Kiteley is the owner/practitioner of Infinity Healing Arts. Moving into her 30th year of practice Karin (who more…
    August 30, 2024

    Spiritual Sugar Heal Yourself With Love

    According to Lisa Manyon, the bestselling author of Spiritual Sugar, an autobiographical account of her extraordinary journey to heal cancer…
    July 31, 2024

    Drum Group For Girls Boba, Doodle, and Drum!

    Calling all young women and girls ages 11-17. You are invited to join this fun, creative, and playful new group…
    July 31, 2024

    Ashland Design Build Custom Home Design & Remodeling

    When it comes to any remodel it is essential to stay on budget and on schedule. In today’s interview I…
    July 31, 2024

    HandymanPlus Services Committed to Quality & Reliability Specializing in Household Repairs, Decks, & Fences

    Now celebrating their 8th year in Ashland, HandymanPlus Services specializes in household repairs, decks and fences. They are locally owned…
    July 31, 2024

    Mark Force DC Elements of Health

    Introducing Dr. Mark Force and his practice here in Ashland, Oregon. For the past 40 years, Dr. Force has worked…

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    Winter Care Tips For Your Pet

    Does your pet love winter or would they rather cuddle up on the couch under a cozy blanket? Either way, you should be prepared to protect them when they venture out into the elements. Winter care tips for your pet are important to keep them safe this season. Many pet…

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    Anxiety & Stress: It’s Not All in Your Head

    Anyone who has worked with me knows that how we breathe is the foundation from which all forward progress flows. Since your lungs work day and night to keep you alive whether you’re paying attention or not, you may not realize the impact those 20,000+ breaths per day can have…

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    The Gentle Chiropractor

    We are living in challenging times. What an understatement! In our world, there is an abundance of isolation, fear, division, polarity, and pain, and so much change. How are you handling all of this?  While we certainly are finding ways to adapt, in my work I’m encountering individuals with anxiety,…

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    Featured Vendor: Herminia, 13-year-old from AMS

    Our mission at the Emporium is to give local vendors and artisans an affordable and safe place to sell their products – which is even more important during this time of Covid. We especially love our young artisans! We are pleased to announce our youngest vendor: 13-year-old seamstress, Herminia. Check…

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    How Sweet It Is…

    I just got back from a January trip to the great state of Utah. Like anytown USA east of about Keno, Oregon, the street trees are a dismal sight indeed! You see, east of the Cascade range is a relatively treeless land/moonscape. If you discount the beautiful Ponderosa pine and…

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    “Fun, it’s in our Nature!” March 2021 Edition

    Logo Design Contest 2021 for the 45th Annual 4th of July Run… Is the artist in you ready for a challenge? If you answered yes, we have an opportunity for you! Once again, we are looking for an artist to design the logo for the annual 4th of July Run.…

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    Spring is Coming

    “Some old-fashioned things like fresh air and sunshine are hard to beat.” ~Laura Ingalls Wilder There is a sense of renewal that comes with spring time. This year the Spring Equinox occurs on March 20th, this is a time to cultivate what it is we want to manifest and grow.…

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    Mederi Care: A Whole Systems Approach

    Mederi Care is a unique methodology of patient care developed by our founder Donnie Yance. It applies core principles of “whole medical systems” found throughout the world, including traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Kampo medicine (Japanese), and Ayurvedic medicine (from India), among others.  These approaches share a number of common elements,…

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    Revocable Living Trusts

    The word “Probate” for many, can make people’s skin crawl, as it often brings thoughts of long-drawn-out court proceedings, assets being held, and even our own demise. Probate can be a huge hindrance for some beneficiaries because, upon our death should our estate go to probate, assets are held until…

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    SELF-HEALING, SURGERY, and AWESOME AGING

    “If I was writing a book, you would be on the cover!” The leg surgeon proclaimed his acknowledgment and released me two months early. The x-rays spoke for themselves, showing the rod from my left knee to my ankle was healed prematurely. He asked what I was doing. That was…

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    Marching into Spring

    Spring is just around the corner, and we are all very excited to get into our yards and gardens. At Ashland Greenhouses, we are working hard getting a wide variety of annuals and perennials ready for you! Now is a great time to start some of our cool-weather veggies. We…

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    Pandemic Back and Neck Challenges

    Over the past few months, we keep hearing the same story. Our patients tell us that their back or neck hurts worse than usual. When we dive deeper into what has changed, it seems to be related to the Pandemic in some way. There are probably two obvious components to…

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