The Ashland Daily Tidings - Sat Nov 28
In an effort to get freight trains rolling again over the Siskiyous, the city is working with the California towns of Weed and Montague to lease or buy the railroad line that was shut down by its owners last year in a rate dispute.
Police release sketch of White City restaurant robbery suspectKDRV - Fri Nov 27
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office have the released a sketch of a man wanted for robbing the Apple Peddler Restaurant in White City at gunpoint last week.
Air ambulance seeks grantsMedford Mail Tribune - Fri Nov 27
Mercy Flights is pursuing a nearly $4 million grant to replace three small hangars that predate the company with an 11,000-square-foot hanger and operations building.
Central Point police force gets national ethics honorMedford Mail Tribune - Fri Nov 27
The city's police department this week became the first in the nation to earn a Certificate of Excellence in Integrity from the nation's largest provider of law enforcement ethics training.
Federal funds put to work for job trainingMedford Mail Tribune - Fri Nov 27
About 160 people who are unemployed or underemployed will receive retraining and other services from the Job Council, thanks to a $740,000 U.S. Department of Labor grant.
Eagle Point driver found guilty in fatal hit-and-runMedford Mail Tribune - Thu Nov 26
A Jackson County jury on Wednesday found an Eagle Point woman guilty of felony hit-and-run for failing to stop after running over and killing a teenager who was lying in the road.
Eagle Point woman found guilty in fatal hit-and-runKDRV - Thu Nov 26
KDRV Staff A November 25, 2009 A EAGLE POINT, Ore. - An Eagle Point woman is guilty of a felony hit and run charge for not stopping after running over a Medford teenager who later died.
H1N1 almost kills man, 32Statesman Journal - Wed Nov 25
Zachary Painter doesn't remember much of the past six weeks, and maybe it's just as well.
Ashland theft linked to others at construction sites in countyThe Ashland Daily Tidings - Wed Nov 25
A thief or thieves have been targeting construction sites around Jackson County, making off with more than $70,000 in heavy construction equipment from six different sites, Medford police said.
First two winners of the "Families in Need" contest announcedKTVL News10 - Wed Nov 25
Congratulations to the first two winners of the "Families in Need" contest, drawn randomly this morning on News10's Morning news.
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