Press For Oil, in downtown Ashland, offers over 30 Premium Extra Virgin Organic Olive Oils & 30+ Balsamic Vinegars AND they are all available to taste. Our quaint store on Main Street also proudly carries products from our local artisans such as: Inspired Leaf Teas, The Bee Store, Holm Toffee,…
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The Lithia Artisans Market of Ashland is thrilled to announce its 22nd Annual Christmas Faire at the Historic Ashland Armory over Thanksgiving Weekend. Timed to run in conjunction with Ashland’s Festival of Lights, this long standing tradition is a wonderful opportunity to support local folks by purchasing gifts directly from…
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Are you feeling lost in the sea of your teen’s emotions, wondering if you’re doing enough to keep them afloat? As parents, especially during the teen years, it can sometimes feel like you’re navigating stormy waters with no map in hand. You’re not alone. Many parents experience this and find…
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Creating an Estate Plan with an Estate Planning Attorney, such as a Will or a Trust is the best way to safeguard your family’s future and protect your assets. However, even carefully crafted Estate Plans can spark family disputes after your passing. Misunderstandings, unclear wishes outlined in the Estate Instrument,…
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At Timber Kids Dentistry in Ashland, we’re passionate about helping children develop healthy smiles that last a lifetime. Our Ashland office is designed to provide exceptional pediatric dental care in a warm, welcoming environment. We believe that creating a positive, fun experience at the dentist sets the foundation for lifelong…
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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 a dangerous position, including pedestrians. One rule which I rarely see observed is that at a four-way stop. Although…
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Where did the season go? It feels like I was just planting my summer vegetables and struggling to keep things alive during those challenging heat waves. November quietly slid in with cooler days and chilly nights with the promise of a beautiful fall and hopefully an amazing winter. With my…
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In 2015, I was in two car accidents, six weeks apart. I suffered spinal injuries, tailbone injury, sacral injury and a herniated disc. I have pinched nerves in my neck, and it was very traumatizing in general. Because of my accidents and the fear of getting re-injured I found myself…
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If you haven’t noticed, I have a passion for, or better yet, an obsession for oaks. Oaks are a fixture for me. They let me know where I am in life. The sad reality is oaks of all types, especially our western varieties, are in serious trouble! From sudden oak…
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Long-term rates, such as 30-year fixed-rate mortgages, pay little attention to short-term rates, responding instead to economic growth and inflation pressures. They more closely follow other long-term rates, such as the yield of the ten-year Treasury Constant Maturity. Short- and mid-term ARMs, such as the 5/1 ARM, are also affected…
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I have to wonder how many people reading this remember that soap opera. I had the privilege of being raised in a household with a stay-at-home mom, or as my kids call it now, a “home mom.” My mother rarely was seen taking time to herself; on the very few…
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When I was 14, I sat next to my mother and on the other side of a large desk was the gastroenterologist who said he was going to put me on prednisone, and if that didn’t work, take my colon out. I had developed ulcerative colitis along with a long…
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