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ROSEBUD ORIGINAL VIDEO: HEMP INC. by Gracie Solis Thursday, February 14th 2019 A A Hemp Inc. has arrived in Medford bringing infrastructure, community and education. To learn more or register for Hemp Inc's all day intensive seminar, Hemp University, please visit the link below: www.thehempuniversity.com News In Photos Loading ...
Southern Oregon Kidz Expo 2018 by Wednesday, September 5th 2018 A A Kidz Expo Sept 8th Southern Oregon Kidz Expo is September 8th from 9am to 5pm. Find out more about this fantastic event here. Tickets on sale now at a discount! News In Photos Loading ...
Tooting Oregon's bighorns by Mark Freeman Friday, January 12th 2018 A A Pregnant ewes are transported to new territory after being captured in the Deschutes River Canyon last week. [Photo by Bob Swingle / ODFW] MAUPIN — Jim Bittle's participation last week in one of Oregon's greatest wildlife success stories came strictly from behind. The Central Point man parlayed his position on the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission into a key role during the capture of 20 California bighorn sheep from the D
Wolves in Oregon: 124 by Mark Freeman Thursday, April 12th 2018 A A Gray wolf OR-7 and his Rogue Pack remain the only one of Oregon’s dozen wolf packs to be in Western Oregon, but a growing list of up-and-comers heading into 2018 could mean more. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife on Thursday released its official wolf report for 2017, and it lists the Rogue Pack at seven animals, up from six in 2016. But they are joined now by two wolves in the White River area and five individua
10-minute free-parking spots at Gorge, Natural Bridge to offset new fees by Mark Freeman Friday, June 8th 2018 A A Jamie Lusch / Mail Tribune Rob and Kim Griswell-Lowry, of Ashland, take a photo at Natural Bridge on the upper Rogue River near Union Creek on Thursday. Those taking a quick peek at the Rogue Gorge or a quick pee at the Union Creek Wayside can continue to do so for free, despite new and increased fees adopted this week for the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest day-use and camping
Rogue Pack fingered for new livestock kill by Mark Freeman Monday, January 8th 2018 A A OR-54, a daughter of OR-7, was collared Oct. 3, 2017. [USFWS photo] BUTTE FALLS — The killing of a cow calf last week at a Butte Falls-area ranch has been blamed on the Rogue Pack, in part because of data from a recently collared female member of wolf OR-7's family. The 250-pound calf was found dead Thursday morning by rancher Ted Birdseye on his 276-acre ranch near Medco Pond between Butte Falls and Prospect
Third kill chalked up to Rogue wolf pack by Monday, January 15th 2018 A A Local report BUTTE FALLS — Officials with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed the Rogue Pack of gray wolves was responsible for two more killings of cow calves on a Butte Falls ranch last week, bringing the total loss for rancher Ted Birdseye to three calves within a week. ODFW officials had already believed the second calf had been killed by the Rogue Pack, but waited another day to investigate fur
PODCAST: Does money buy happiness? by Danielle Craig for the Mail Tribune Friday, March 22nd 2019 A A Happiness in Progress by Danielle Craig You know we’ve always been told that money can’t buy happiness. Yet, we set our entire lives I mean from the time we are little kids around money. We go to school to learn how to be constructive members of society we talk about what we want to be when we grow up and all of that comes down to how we’ll make money. Money is a HUGE part of our lives. Money pa
Podcast: Insider - Dec. 24 flight under investigation by Ryan Pfeil Thursday, February 15th 2018 A A In this new podcast, web editor Ryan Pfeil chats with reporters to get insight on what happens behind the scenes when putting together a more in-depth story. This week, he interviews Greg Stiles about his story "Dec. 24 flight into Medford under investigation," which is about a passenger airliner that was coming into Medford Christmas Eve and had a near miss with the Siskiyou Mountains.
Podcast: The Whole Dish - West African sweet potato-peanut stew by Sarah Lemon for the Mail Tribune Tuesday, March 12th 2019 A A <p>{/p} Learn to adapt and create your own dishes with these tips from Southern Oregon food writer Sarah Lemon, as she prepares west African sweet potato-peanut stew. News In Photos Loading ...
Podcast: Best use of leftover cornbread by Sarah Lemon for the Mail Tribune Tuesday, February 12th 2019 A A The_Whole_Dish.jpg Longtime Southern Oregon food writer Sarah Lemon debuts a new column in this week's Mail Tribune food section and touts a thrifty use for leftover cornbread. News In Photos Loading ...
Birders collaborate on new field guide by Peter Madsen The (Bend) Bulletin Thursday, January 4th 2018 A A Birders collaborate on new field guide The greatest mishap that photographer and writer John Shewey experienced while co-authoring the field guide “Birds of the Pacific Northwest” happened while he stood in the Middle Deschutes River. Wearing waders while fly fishing near Redmond, Shewey noticed a rare black swift flying overhead — a little-known resident of the canyon. Standing near a small
Test-drive family camping at Collier State Park by Mark Freeman Mail Tribune Friday, August 21st 2015 A A New or rusty campers who want to test-drive a night in a tent with their family can do so at Collier State Park in Klamath County under a state program looking to help families discover the joys of camping. They likely will have to cook their s'mores over crackling briquettes thanks to a ban on campfires and other flames in state parks due to fire season, but other than that, all system
More trails coming to Medford's Prescott Park by Vickie Aldous Friday, March 18th 2016 A A Work will start this summer on a project to add more hiking, biking, jogging and equestrian trails to Prescott Park, which includes Roxy Ann Peak. The Medford Parks and Recreation Department secured $75,000 in state funding to add to the $200,000 it has budgeted for major improvements to the park, said Brian Sjothun, director of the department. Earlier this week, a master plan for the 1,740-acre park
Some bird behavior can be expensive by Stewart Janes for the Mail Tribune Friday, December 29th 2017 A A Last month I wrote about somewhat perplexing behavior of acorn woodpeckers. They become a little overzealous in their harvest of the acorn crop and fill nest boxes with acorns, never to be seen again. A reader from the Redding area informed me that my birds are amateurs in the area of goofy behavior. The reader just finished removing 37 gallons of acorns from his gutters. He estimates this re
Bird song here beats the tropics by Stewart Janes for the Mail Tribune Friday, March 9th 2018 A A Spring is on its way. Dawn in my yard will soon be greeted by the enthusiastic songs of many species. Spotted towhees and Cassin’s vireos will sing from the hill across the road. A house finch will belt out songs in the neighbor’s yard. Up to three different house wrens will sing their exuberant songs, each trying to outdo the other. A robin and a black-headed grosbeak will add their v
From the Pacific to the Atlantic on a tandem by Gail and Annie Schweizer for the Mail Tribune Friday, December 9th 2016 A A Annie and Gail Schweizer are all smiles after arriving at Chesapeake Bay to complete their 4,218-mile cross-country bike ride from Oregon to Virginia. Courtesy photo Dipping the rear tire of our tandem bike in the Pacific Ocean, we left the Oregon Coast on May 25, 2016, and arrived in Yorktown, Virginia, where we dipped our front tire into Chesapeake Bay Oct. 25, 2016. We p
Volunteers ready JoCo park for cyclists by Nick Morgan Wednesday, September 14th 2016 A A Dozens of workers and volunteers filled a Josephine County park Wednesday afternoon, preparing to transform it into a hub accommodating 1,850 bicyclists. Indian Mary Park is among seven stops along the 29th annual Cycle Oregon event, a 365-mile ride that began Sunday in Myrtle Creek, taking riders on a scenic route along Oregon's south coast before touching down in the Rogue Valley Thursday en route to the
Camp and fish for free at Oregon state parks next weekend by Ryan Pfeil Mail Tribune Friday, May 29th 2015 A A Outdoor enthusiasts and penny pinchers alike can look forward to visiting Oregon parks next weekend. The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department reported anyone looking to get out into the woods can head to any state campground for free the weekend of June 6 and 7. The offer is a celebration of Oregon State Parks Day, an annual event established in 1997 to focus public attention on
Wild bird photo contest by Friday, December 1st 2017 A A Jenny Grimm of Rogue River entered this photo of two osprey on a nest in Grants Pass. The 18th annual Oregon Outdoors Wild Bird Photo Contest is underway, and so far we have received 134 entries. To vote for your favorite photo or enter your own, go to www.mailtribune.com/birdcontest. The entry deadline is 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, and the winners will be published in Oregon Outdoors Friday, Dec. 22. News In Photos Loading ...