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- Subscribe - Contact Us - Rate Card - Place an Ad Archives Revels Classifieds Real Estate Menu Guide Wedding Weather Subscribe Contact Us Comedian, actress and playwright Joanie Mcgowan , a beloved member of the community, took her own life in January, and her friends want to make sure some good comes of it. May 21, 2005 Making light of a dark situation Inaugural event organized to spread word on suicide options In January, actress, playwright and activist Joanie McGowan took her own life after a long battle with bipolar disorder. This weekend, a small group of some of McGowan’s closest friends are holding a benefit dance in her memory. The event, "Dance for Joanie," will raise money to help educate and inform the community about bipolar disorder, manic depression and suicide prevention. THIS WEEKEND City asks state Supreme Court to let Bemis project die Developers hope to get another chance to build 80,000-square-foot mixed-use complex Cramped quarters Fire Station 2’s call volume hits a critical mass YMCA kicks off season of fitness with Activate Ashland program Friday Most Wanted: ‘Rock Bandit’ Even if vandal is found, not much can be done to stop him. Measure 37 begins to alter local planning Jackson County has nearly 1/3 of all statewide claims; Ashland vies for control over urban growth boundary Committee OKs Ashland budget AFN debt remains at center of debate Like students, Gray ready for summer Ashland police officer Phil Gray graduates in three weeks. Phoenix mayor wants budget for administrator Councilors agree on the merit of the new position, disagree over affordability Bomb threat not closing school A handwritten bomb threat will not succeed in closing Ashland High School on Monday, Ashland Schools Superintendent Juli Di Chiro said today. Learn to survive in the woods Tom Brown is the world’s foremost tracker. He has worked with all kinds of enforcement agencies in helping to find people who have been lost in the woods or hiding from the law. He runs the largest tracking school in the nation and has authored 16 books on the subject of wilderness survival and know-how. Marketing Today Spying on your business can be crucial Dual Perspectives Respect the differences in kids’ personalities Commentary Xenophobia? Xenophilia? Let’s try xenorealism I’ll Shut Up — Right After This Slowing down to experience a richer life Grizz place at state Grizz junior Natalie Hemphill races in the 3,000-meter run. Hemphill finished third in the event and posted a career-best time. Two Ashland High distance runners challenged for state championships and both were happy to leave Hayward Field with third-place medals around their necks. AHS tennis teams take hit Ashland High tennis players tried to hold on in the Class 4A state tournaments Friday, but even the Grizzlies’ best hopes fell in the second day of play. Semi-pro Fuego prepared for Pumas Team kicks off home schedule Saturday Lofsted signs with Raiders Roseburg wrestling star coming to SOU Grizz boys bobble in first round of state tennis tourney Ashland junior Kayla Moyse wins opening match in straight sets - Letters - Forum - Editorial - Obituaries - Police Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories Updated Thursdays Class is in session Professor and pianist Darrell Grant will perform and pontificate on the history of jazz piano Saturday Pianist Darrell Grant returns to the Old Siskiyou Barn by popular demand. After Darrell's 2003 concert and lecture "The History of Jazz Piano," organizers received many requests to have him back for a second concert and workshop. Photographer brings commercial experience to portraits While photographer Pam Danielle enjoys shooting a wide variety of subjects, including people, houses, and scenery, her experiences working on television commercials and fashion catalog sets have given her a distinct edge in the area of photographing people. ‘A Journey Home’ Thirty six images of "A Journey Home" hang from clothes line at Gallery DeForest from May 6-30. Movie Reviews Scott Dalgarno The best literature is often founded upon personal experience Tillie Olsen’s story, “I Stand Here Ironing,” is my very favorite American short story. I’ve never read anything like it. It’s a first-person narrative of a woman whose first child, a daughter, is born during the depression of the 1930s. Church Listings WEEKEND SPECIAL ETCETERA In Review A lighthearted romp with a side of dinner It’s the little, off-beat things in Southern Oregon University’s production of “Twelfth Night” that reinforce the effort the cast and crew put into transforming one of Shakespeare’s best-loved comic tragedies into a laugh-filled spring dinner theater show. 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