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…
Read More »“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…
Read More »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…
Read More »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…
Read More »Colleen Pyke’s friendly and charismatic voice is known to many thousands of Rogue Valley residents, emanating from radios tuned to Jefferson Public Radio over the last decade or more. She’s a 30-year broadcasting professional, starting while attending SOU in the ‘80s. She graduated with a Communications Degree in 1985, and…
Read More »I have four decades of experience in real estate and mortgage lending—and the gray hair to prove it. I don’t retire because I love my work (most days) and also, most likely, my bride of more than forty years would kill me if I didn’t stay busy. Anyway, my years…
Read More »Whether you like it or not, there’s millions of cars on the road today. Unfortunately, many of the drivers don’t understand basic rules of the road, and this puts everyone in harm’s way, including pedestrians. One rule which I rarely see observed is that at a four-way stop. Although this…
Read More »We are teaming up with Women Of Vision and the Rushmore Society to help raise money for businesses affected by COVID-19 and families affected by the Almeda Fire through the sale of Southern Oregon Strong T-Shirts. We have an initial goal of 50 preorders, and knowing how amazing our community…
Read More »If you’ve ever sought treatment from a chiropractor or physical therapist and have been told that asymmetry is the reason you’re in pain, you might be tempted to think your imbalance is unique. The truth is most of us are out of balance in a variety of ways. One leg…
Read More »I’m delighted to be a new vendor at the Ashland Emporium. A little about myself: Green Springs Body Works shares a passion for an eco-friendly, organic lifestyle. The journey began in 2006 after spending many years working with my hands doing anything from gardening to weaving and fiber art. Spending…
Read More »I am often asked “What kind of tree should I plant?” My answer is always twofold: What is your water source, and how long are you planning on living here? So it seems my answer is actually a couple of questions… Remembering that we should consider the 4 basic requirements…
Read More »Our 2021 WinterSpring PlayGuide is now available at AshlandParksandRec.org. Due to COVID-19, the PlayGuide does not include recreation programming and will only be available in digital format. We hope you use this guide as a way to learn a little bit more about us… projects we are working on, our…
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