Michelle Christian and her friendly staff have worked tirelessly over the past ten years here in Southern Oregon to maintain the Ashland Artisan Emporium; a treasure-hunters paradise of over 180 vendors selling everything from books, music, clothing, household goods, rare and collectible finds and more. In today’s interview, I speak…
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2020 is a year we will never forget, that is for sure! Whew, we all need a break! This is the time of year when our beloved tree’s are preparing for a long winter vacation, they could use a break as well. Going to idle is what they do now…
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I hope your Thanksgiving was full of…..well, thanks and giving. The holidays are in full swing and I hope this holiday season is a reprieve from the challenges of our world at this time. May you celebrate your traditions and if you don’t have many holiday traditions maybe you could…
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The third grader was delivered to my office door in the elementary school, arm clasped by the principal, janitor and counselor who were all restraining him in his writhing state. The boy had just attempted suicide, having worn an angry mask for weeks. The principal knocked, suddenly opening my door.…
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Poinsettias are flying out the doors! We grow six different sizes, 4.5”, 5.5”, 6.5”, 7.5”, 8.5”, 10” and Baskets. We grow a selection of 12 different colors with even more variations within the individual colors. For example, we grew 4 different shades of red this year. It’s hard to believe…
Read More »Our 2020 Winter PlayGuide will be available online at AshlandParksandRec.org after Dec 7. This PlayGuide will be different from the guides you may have come to know. Due to COVID-19, the PlayGuide will not include recreation programming and will only be available in digital format. We hope you use this…
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“Yoga does not just change the way we see things, it transforms the person who sees.” ~B.K.S. Iyengar Yoga has become increasingly popular in the West, which is wonderful because yoga offers so many benefits to anyone willing to try it out. Yoga has a rich and nuanced history; it…
Read More »The real estate market across Southern Oregon is very active right now and numerous properties across the county are receiving multiple offers. As listing brokers, we review every bid with the Sellers; there is so much more that goes into an offer besides the offer price. It is important to…
Read More »The last six weeks have turned so many worlds upside down. The deep sorrow that rippled through our community was felt across the nation. Being integrated into this community both personally as well as professionally, we have been bestowed the great responsibility of walking alongside people personally impacted by the…
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So much has happened in such a short time. The terrible fires in the area have left a terrible scar upon the land and upon so many people. The smell of smoke in the air, the forecast of high winds, and so many little things can trigger our nervous systems…
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the digital age are vast. I feel grateful for the opportunities available to all of us for online instruction when meeting in person isn’t possible. My online class offerings continue weekly with a new membership-based platform coming soon. Keep an eye out for details here as they become available. For…
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KSKQ Community Radio For the People By the People An Invitation to Non-Profits KSKQ has worked with countless local and national non-profits to create informative and timely content, including interviews, news collaborations, announcements and live streaming of events. While the Multicultural Association of Southern Oregon holds our radio license, KSKQ…
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