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- Subscribe - Contact Us - Rate Card - Place an Ad Archives Revels Classifieds Real Estate Menu Guide Wedding Weather Subscribe Contact Us Remodeling continues on PremierWest’s new Ashland branch, which will open in the building that used to house McDonald’s. October 5, 2005 Banking on Ashland Nine branches already open in the city; two more on the way Seattle has its coffee shops. Portland is home to many a micro-brewery. Ashland? Theaters, yes, but even more prominently, the city is home to banks. Front page of today's printed Daily Tidings Drive-through permits are worth too much for fast food to thrive In a town with limited drive-through services, the people with the money appear to hold all the driving power, according to some locals. Rape victims’ mother to answer contempt charge Court wants children to appear in neighbor’s attempt to get out of jail. Ashland councilors interested in policing Majority votes to put an ordinance on the docket. Surcharge is mandatory for residents Those who don’t pay AFN fee on power bill will lose service. Molnar isn’t interested in top post Bill Molnar, the acting head of the Community Development Department and the senior planner with the city of Ashland, has decided he will not pursue the director’s position on a full-time basis. New year celebrated at library Hannon Library continues to celebrate their new building and the “Year of the SOU Hannon Library: 2005. the Valley TODAY School bond meeting today The Bond and Facilities Planning Committee, a subcommittee of the Ashland School Board, will meet today at 6:30 p.m. in the Ashland Middle School Library. Talent development fees may rise The city fees assessed on every new residence built in Talent could jump by over $3,000 per single family home if adjustments to the systems development charges are OK’d by the Talent City Council at its meeting today at 7 p.m. in the Talent Community Center. Listing of local efforts to assist victims of Katrina Ancient illustrations renewed in the Valley Many artists can point to work that inspires their own creations — but few can date the source of their inspiration back to the 1400s. Mon: Essentially Ashland Soroptimist International of Ashland: Comfort for a cause Mon: Tales From The Crib The story of oats Tues: Off The Vine Great wines for the cool winter nights Weds:Food & History A call to arms for Portugal Commentary For whom the wrath burns Fri: Healthy Pets Plan in advance for emergencies Sat: Marketing Today The three ingredients of every sale SOU SPORTS Le Bel, Lilly honored by Region I Southern Oregon University seniors Nicholette Le Bel and Kristen Lilly have earned the Cascade Conference and NAIA Region I weekly honors for their roles in extending the Raider volleyball winning streak to eight straight in Washington state last weekend. Raider volleyball team heats up Netters likely to move up in national rankings PREP SPORTS Ashland held in check Grizz girls miss chance to sweep Roseburg Girls Soccer: Roseburg 1, Ashland 0 AHS Roundup Grizz edge Indians Defending Southern Oregon Conference boys soccer champion Ashland put some distance between itself and the rest of the league with a 2-1 shootout victory over Roseburg on Tuesday . Prep volleyball Ashland, ranked second in the state, took another step toward ending the Indians’ string with a 25-23, 25-19, 25-17 victory Tuesday. Updated Tuesdays: — GUEST FORUM From the Right Side Mike Green Who grants the RIGHT to marry … government or God? Emulating the steps toward equal rights taken by a disenfranchised portion of the population that had endured centuries of inhumane treatment, the gay movement risked distancing sympathetic blacks when it equated social stigmas and violent attacks suffered by gays over the past 25 years to the institutionalized racism that had crippled generations of blacks on the heels of centuries of Holocaust-type experiences that affected literally tens of millions of slaves and their descendents. Updated Mondays: — CASE IN POINT Same-Sex Marriage To see a photograph from the South of some 50 years ago, and spot a sign over two porcelain drinking fountains, standing side by side, one saying “colored,” the other “white,” is now viewed with incredulity. How could such a thing ever have existed in America? To deny gay people in our state equal protection and equal rights under the law is the equivalent of placing two signs over a public facility, one that says “heterosexuals” and one that says “homosexuals.” — Obituaries — Police Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories updated by 5 p.m. Thursdays ( Back issues available ) Ashland playwright stages musical in Portland Ashland native Wade McCollum, author of the homegrown musical “ONE,” has the symbol for infinity tattooed on each wrist: He can’t say anymore where he begins and everyone else ends. Sculptor follows his ‘blind sense’ The portfolio opened to his marble figurative sculptures, the beautiful proportions, symmetry and curves that engage mind and spirit, Jack Langford picks up his nearly empty, paper coffee cup at Evo’s to exemplify his artistic process. ‘The Truths of Trees & Other Native Stories of the West’ Southern Oregon University’s Hannon Library continues to celebrate its new building and the “Year of the SOU Hannon Library: 2005.” The Siskiyou Views series is devoted to an appreciation for the region, presenting views from the campus on Siskiyou Boulevard as well as the wider bioregion of the Pacific Northwest. Movie Reviews: Now playing Dietrich Bonhoeffer: A man of faith and conscience We are quickly coming up on the centenary of the birth of a German of great moral character, Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bonhoeffer had a degree in theology from Tubingen University. Not entirely comfortable with the intellectual ease of a European academic life, he became a minister, believing that there is an essential “this-worldliness” to Christianity. His service to the church was anything but conventional. He served as pastor to a congregation made up of disaffected French Foreign Legionaires in Barcelona, Spain, and came to the United States in the early 1930s because he was interested in seeing firsthand the kind of social services American churches offered. Returning home, he immediately thrust himself into the underground anti-Nazi movement, working to get Jews out of Germany and into neutral Switzerland. 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