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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

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

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    Handyman Pro Skill, Dedication, Excellence

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    Medicine of the Future: Oregon Energy Healing Center

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    Work Together – Build Community

    So Dave, What’s the Interest Rate?

    Thirty eight years ago, when I started in lending, we had a daily rate sheet (I still have mine from 1982 when fixed rate loans were at 17.5% and adjustable rate mortgages were at a low 13.75%). Today when someone asks me “What are the rates?” I say, “I’d love…

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    New Year – Realization…

    “There is life after retirement, and it is BETTER.” (Catherine Pulsifer) It is 2020! 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. For…

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    Wellness Pet Supplies – Compassion & Community Show Up Post-Almeda Fire

    Like many residents of our community, Wellness Pet Supplies owner Billie Jo Vinson woke up in the wee hours of Tuesday, September 8th with a sinking feeling. The winds were howling and fire danger was high. A little voice inside her head insisted she wake her husband Doug before dawn…

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    BEING THE CALM EYE IN THE STRESS STORM

    2005. Central Oregon. Approximately ¼ mile ahead I saw a car jet up into the air, turn a somersault, landing upside-down on its roof. When I arrived on the scene another driver had called 911. I walked around the upside down car, glancing at three people from the other car…

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    Plants for Inside Too

    We at Ashland Greenhouses are looking forward to a new season of gardening. The bulk of our planting in preparation for spring happens in the next few months. Beginning the first week of January we start transplanting thousands of little plants each week, with each week getting busier and busier.…

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    Soft Tissue Healing

    Are chiropractors all about joints? A joint is the place where bones come together. A joint is primarily soft tissue; and the soft tissue determines how that joint moves and functions. Soft tissue is all tissue not hardened by ossification or calcification, thus excluding your bones and teeth. Almost everything…

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    Root To Flourish

    “Little by little, a little becomes a lot.” ~Tanzanian Proverb Welcome to 2021! We have all anxiously been awaiting this moment since last March. We have been through a lot as a country, as a community, and as individuals. Many of us were looking at 2020 as a glorious start…

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    Southern Oregon Sports & Spine Expands Its High Tech Pulsewave Treatment

    As you may recall, Southern Oregon Sports & Spine is the first chiropractic office in Oregon to offer the most advanced soft tissue healing modality available using sound waves. In fact, our office initiated the application for board approval of this modality. This is an advanced evidence-based treatment approved by…

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    Improving your odds of having your offer accepted

    Today’s market is very competitive. To get your offer accepted you need to be well prepared and be willing to act quickly. Before the fire it was a “sellers’ market” which means there are more buyers than homes for sale which make the negotiating process tricky if not impossible. Now…

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    …The Spice of Life!

    We have all heard that “variety is the spice of life” but what does that really mean? Have you ever really thought about this statement? As we are preparing for the holidays and baking, my mind goes to baking a pumpkin pie. Imagine a pumpkin pie without sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg,…

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    Winter Driving

    A few years ago I was driving to Bend and came upon an accident which ultimately left hundreds, if not thousands of people, stranded on Highway 97 for over two hours. Thankfully, everyone involved survived the crash. As the rescue crew worked to clear the accident, I was left with…

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    “I Hate the Crack!”

    When someone complains of neck or back pain, a friend or family member may suggest that they go to see a chiropractor. A common response is “I hate the crack! I don’t want someone doing that to my neck. No, thanks.” I’ve heard this tale many times. But the conversation…

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