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Watch Now SEARCH Medford Rogues gain new owner, new league After months of speculation following an October announcement that the Great West League was suspending operations for the 2019 season, the Medford Rogues found a new home Wednesday as well as a new owner. Rogues general manager Dave May announced Wednesday that Medford will join the Golden State Collegiate Baseball League for the coming season, and that local businessman Treg Scott will take ownership of the collegiate wood-bat summer baseball team Dec. Penza: Saying farewell to an old friend I’ve known that this day is coming for months now. A friend of mine that has lived for 90-plus years will be saying its goodbye today. You might know that friend. You might not. Either way, let me tell you about my friend. For over 12 years of my life, I was directly associated with Humboldt County and Humboldt State University in one way or another. The first five were for school, the next 7 1/2 were for work, writing about a school I knew plenty about already. Rox Rogers rocks Big Al's with three tournament titles It was an eventful day for Talent’s Rox Rogers and the Rogers family in Sunday’s conclusion of the three-day Big Al’s Tennis Tournament at Hunter Park.Rogers was finals champion in three divisions, including the men’s open singles, where he defended his 20 Big Al's Tennis Tournament set to begin on Friday in Ashland For the past 42 years, the end of July has meant that the Big Al’s Tennis Tournament is back for another round of tennis.This weekend comes Chapter No. 43 in Ashland.With a field pushing 170 entrants, Big Al’s gets underway on Friday with rounds spread out Ashland to host fourth annual Sister City Classic The relationship between Ashland and Guanajuato, Mexico, goes well beyond the current ages of every Ashland Little League player, a pact between sister cities that is closing in on its 50th birthday.This week, the two cities will meet on the baseball field PENZA: It’s been a relaxing World Cup for a change One of my first assignments here at the Daily Tidings was to interview Ashland resident and Pulitzer Prize winner George Dohrmann. The main topic of conversation was his new book, Superfans, but there was something that both of could relate to one another E.J. Holland takes title at Ashland 4th of July Run Ashland teenager E.J. Holland bested the only runner to beat him in last year’s race to take home his first Ashland 4th of July Run in the 42nd annual running of the event Wednesday morning.Holland, an incoming junior at Ashland High School who two months Ashland's Jasper Weatherby drafted by San Jose Sharks Jasper Weatherby saw a phone number with a 408 area code and immediately knew good news was on the way.He didn’t need to think very long about where it was coming from.The team that Weatherby grew up watching from afar in Ashland, the San Jose Sharks, had Ashland Pilots swept in doubleheader by Central Point Despite one of their best single-game offensive showings of the summer season Monday night, the Ashland Pilots came up short in a doubleheader against Central Point, falling 14-11 in the opening game before losing 18-2 in five innings at North Mountain Par Ashland Pilots hoping summer experience can pay off in the long run When the Ashland Pilots held their first preseason practice, there was no need for any first-time introductions.Everybody already knew everybody.There was no kind of getting-to-know-you phase that some American Legion teams may deal with at the beginning o City raids illegal boarding house Mayor blocks Uber/Lyft with rare veto Ashland girls join BSA ranks Rain here, snow there Letters, Feb. 11 Tweets by TennisChannel Contact Advertise With Us Classifieds Reader Services Contact Advertise With Us Classifieds Reader Services Privacy Terms & Conditions Copyright Notice About Us Ashland Daily Tidings © All Rights Reserved. © Ashland Daily Tidings