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AMEX || NASDAQ || NYSE Oregon Business Magazine || DBC Online Stock Quotes     New building nearly done Brian Bedard of Rogue Valley Masonry installs bricks on the facade of a new building at 62 and 66 E. Main St. in downtown Ashland. The old building was razed earlier this year to make room for the retail/housing complex, to include a nightclub, the Pacifica bath and home store and Tudor Guild shop, all of which are slated to be finished in July. The third floor, which will include three luxury apartments, is scheduled for completion in August. Photo by Andy Atkinson     OLCC may reprimand former Grub Street owner By JIM DAVIS The former owner of a downtown Medford restaurant may have trouble obtaining a liquor license for a new restaurant because of allegations that her husband sold cocaine on the premises. Toni Henselman, former owner of the Grub Street Grill, plans to open a new restaurant just down the street. Her husband's case "is going to affect her and there will be an investigation," said Johnny Harris, an Oregon Liquor Control Commission inspector. (More...) Mail Tribune Home Page