JACKSONVILLE, OR—An old song notes, “What a difference a day makes!” Well, think about what a difference 126 years can make! Time travel with Historic Jacksonville, Inc. on one of four Saturdays—February 28, March 21, April 18, or May 16—for a “retro” tour of 1900 daily life when we open Jacksonville’s 1870s C.C. Beekman House Museum for “Daily Life Then and Now:1900 vs. 2026.”
The Oregon Trail computer game, first released in 1971, became almost ubiquitous in American schools by the 1980s. In this lecture, we'll go on the Trail to see how the game stacks up to the reality of the hundreds of thousands who emigrated west. What it gets right: A lot of people did die of dysentery. What it doesn't: You cannot get there faster by mashing the spacebar.
Shady Cove, OR — The Upper Rogue Community Center (URCC) is pleased to announce it has received a $7,500 grant from the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation to support funding for its Executive Director position. This investment will strengthen organizational leadership and help ensure the…
Jackson County, OR — Jackson County Library Services (JCLS) acknowledges the announcement that the JCLS Board has requested the resignation of the Library Director. We wish to provide reassurance to our patrons as we navigate the future. JCLS remains fully committed to delivering a high…
January 7: 12pm-1pm, Medford Library, Large Meeting Room January 14: 12pm-1pm, Ashland Library, Gresham Room In 1905, Attorney Abraham Walter Lafferty was appointed special agent for the Department of Interior’s General Land Office in Portland, and opened a law practice a year later. In 1907,…