Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 14th of October.
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Stacie Van de Weerd of Dandelion Fields Farm is growing 500 lbs of peppers to help feed families in Jackson County through a partnership with ACCESS and the Josephine County Farm Collective.
The harvest, supplying over 30 food pantries, includes varieties like bell, jalapeño, and specialty peppers + others.
Rogue Valley Habitat for Humanity unveiled its new Restore building at 2655 South Pacific Highway in Medford on Tuesday, Oct.
13. The building unites their offices, donation area and storage while letting shoppers buy building materials and household items to support affordable housing.
SOU professors Erica Knotts and Chris Lucas have co-edited a new book that studies conflict in creative work including film, TV, fine arts, radio and podcasting.
The guide—featuring case studies and interviews—is available in paperback, hardback, and as an e-book.
Medford Fire warns residents about increased lithium ion device fires and urges safe charging habits.
Deputy Fire Marshal Jon Gailis recommended charging on hard surfaces — using brand-recommended chargers and unplugging when full — and removing any battery that shows signs of overheating or smoke to keep homes safe.
Quail Point Golf Course in Medford will close on Oct.
25 for six months to allow construction of Fairway Village — a new development featuring 18 cottages, a sales center, a clubhouse with café, and a pro shop. The fire department will train in the old clubhouse before demolition begins.
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