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Local artists brighten up downtown Medford (opens the original)
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MEDFORD, Ore. - The City of Medford is transforming traffic signal boxes into works of public art, giving local artists a chance to brighten up downtown. The project started in 2022 when a downtown business owner asked the city about beautifying the traffic signal boxes near their business. A couple years later, the city secured budget funding to expand the idea. "In 2022, a downtown business owner had asked if they could ask some artists if they could beautify the boxes in front of their busine
Build Rogue Valley program helps students build skills while giving back (opens the original)
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SOUTHERN OREGON - High school students are learning construction skills and helping their communities through a hands-on workforce development program. Build Rogue Valley gives students practical training that prepares them for careers in the construction industry. Rogue Community College runs the program, which was funded through a statewide activity grant awarded to the Rogue Workforce Partnership by the Governor's Office in partnership with the regional Workforce Development Board. "So Rogue
Health officials urge vigilance as COVID-19 cases rise across Oregon (opens the original)
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OREGON - Health officials are reporting an uptick in COVID-19 cases across Oregon and are urging residents to take symptoms seriously as respiratory illness season approaches. State health leaders say they're seeing an increase in positive COVID-19 tests. Patients are experiencing everything from mild cold-like symptoms to more significant illness. "Well, we have been seeing an uptick in the number of positive COVID tests and people with significant symptoms and even mild symptoms," Mona Mcardle
ROC Recovery to host Recovery Festival at Lithia Driveway Fields (opens the original)
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MEDFORD, Ore. - September marks National Recovery Month and one local organization is celebrating by bringing the community together for a day of support, education, and friendly competition. The Restoring Our Community (ROC) Recovery Center is hosting its annual Recovery Festival on Saturday, Sept. 5, at Lithia Driveway Fields. The event is designed to celebrate recovery, connect individuals and families with local resources, and help reduce the stigma surrounding substance use disorder. This y
Medford city council selects three finalists in search for next city manager (opens the original)
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MEDFORD, Ore. - The Medford City Council has narrowed its search for the city's next city manager to three finalists following a nationwide recruitment process, marking a significant step in filling one of the city's top leadership positions. The city manager serves as the chief executive officer of the city, overseeing day-to-day operations and managing departments including police, fire, public works, parks, and other city services. After months of reviewing applications from across the countr
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