Good morning, Medford.

Medford Fire Department brought its recruit academy to Eugene this week to train with Eugene Springfield Fire on live fire evolutions (highlighting a strong local partnership), and both classes gathered for a group photo during the session.

Medford man Dakota Greenwade, an Air Force veteran and diesel mechanic, was injured in a motorcycle accident on April 2 and has received over $44,000 on GoFundMe as he begins a long recovery that may see him lose most of his left leg.

OSF is promoting A Raisin in the Sun as part of its growing season, inviting local theater fans to make the short trip to see this classic play.

The production spotlights a cornerstone of American theater for our community.

The Woodville Museum announces a new exhibit of vintage gold rush artifacts from the Mad Mule Mine, featuring work by Roger Hatch and Lary Johnson (photo courtesy of the museum).

Phoenix firefighters at Station 3 practiced heat emergency response Tuesday night, training in heat injury treatment and rehab station setup ahead of fire season (volunteers may check Jackson County Fire District 5 website for details).

The Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission approved plans on April 7 to remodel the historic building at 236 N.

Front Street into a multi-concept food and beverage destination under project 'Jay’s on 4th.' The renovation will add a shared kitchen, outdoor courtyard, and updated amenities while meeting historic guidelines.

50th Anniversary Pear Blossom Run

7 a.m. - 1 p.m. — Rogue Valley Family YMCA — Registration required — Celebrate spring with a timed 10 Mile and 5K run alongside the fun of the Mayor’s Cup Fun Run.

Oregon Cheese Festival

12-5 p.m. — Seven Feathers Event Center — Admission varies — Celebrate cheese and indulge in artisan delights from over 100 vendors.

Annual Barnstormer Spring Show

4:00 PM - 3:30 PM — Jackson County Expo — Free entry — Explore a vibrant market filled with vintage treasures, handmade goods, and local food trucks.

Chamber Music Concerts Featuring Canadian Brass

3-5 p.m. — Music Building — $49/59 — Experience the world-famous Canadian Brass in a lively concert filled with humor and virtuosity.