Rogue Valley Times

The Rogue Valley Tribune, located in Medford, Oregon, covers news for the entire region. This includes Southern Oregon, the Rogue River Valley, and extends into the Mount Shasta area of Northern California.

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Ashland's Functional Botanicals wins $100,000 top prize in Oregon Angel Food's annual competition | Rogue Valley Times

1 day ago | rv-times.com | Veronica Nocera

Published 6:00 am Thursday, June 5, 2025 Five finalists vied for biggest payoff, showing off products ranging from plant-free puddings to recyclable water cansChatter filled the room at McMenamins Mission Theater Monday evening as five Oregon food, beverage and wellness startups prepared to pitch their products for a crowd of investors, fellow entrepreneurs and industry professionals.
People are rescuing seemingly abandoned fawns in local forests — ODFW says ‘stop’ | Rogue Valley Times

2 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 1:46 pm Wednesday, June 4, 2025 Mothers hide their offspring while momma searches for food; do-gooders reduce chance of fawn survival ‘to zero’Well-intentioned Southern Oregon residents who are rescuing abandoned fawns in local forests are actually doing much more harm than good, wildlife officials warn. Meghan C.
Medford School Board will interview 3 finalist candidates, fill vacated board seat Thursday

2 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 10:16 am Wednesday, June 4, 2025 Brandenberger, Nowak and Spicer are the three finalists based on ranking; outgoing Superintendent Bret Champion has new job waiting in Texas; 2025-26 budget also on work session agendaInterviews of three candidates for a vacant Medford School District board seat and a 2025-26 budget process update are on the agenda for Thursday’s Medford School District board work session. The meeting is set for 5:30 p.m. at Oakdale Middle School, 815 S.
Breast cancer survivors to throw out first pitch at Rogues' 'Paint the Park Pink' night | Rogue Valley Times

2 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 9:00 am Wednesday, June 4, 2025 Rogues baseball players will don pink jerseys; crowd asked to wear pink attireThe Medford Rogues’ annual “Paint the Park Pink” night will feature two breast cancer survivors throwing out the first pitch. “Paint the Park Pink” night will be held Saturday, June 7. The event raises awareness and funds for the Providence Leila J. Eisenstein Breast Center in Medford. “Chris Brinegar is 1 in 1,000,” a press release from Providence Medford Medical Center said.
Dozens of schools, districts pass up summer learning money, citing tight timeline

2 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 8:50 am Wednesday, June 4, 2025 Others, like Portland, weren’t ever eligibleGov.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Crater Lake National Park resignation shows Trump’s damage

2 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 5:45 am Wednesday, June 4, 2025 The Trump administration’s clumsy efforts to save money by slashing the federal workforce have hit home with the resignation of the superintendent of Crater Lake National Park. He said he couldn’t stand waking up at 3 a.m. anymore, trying to figure out how to spread his few staffers to cover the park’s needs. Instead of the necessary eight rangers, Crater Lake is trying to get by with only three.
‘She’s always been pretty legit’: Eagle Point senior caps high school Ag career with top honor

3 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 2:41 pm Tuesday, June 3, 2025 Ila Richardson named 2025 Oregon Star Farmer during 97th annual Oregon FFA State ConventionA big fan of all things livestock and farming as far back as she can remember, Eagle Point High School senior Ila Richardson capped off her high school Ag career by establishing her own herd of cattle, running a successful breeding program and being recognized for over a decade of hard work.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES: Monument hike, splash pads, I-5 wildlife overcrossing and more

3 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 12:52 pm Tuesday, June 3, 2025 Join the Soda Mountain Wilderness Council for a free guided hike on June 14 in the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Hike with a professional botanist to see views from Porcupine Mountain in the monument. The hike is about 3 miles on varied terrain, including the Pacific Crest Trail, an old jeep trail and some cross-country.
Crater Lake National Park superintendent resigns, citing Trump-driven staffing cuts

3 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

Published 10:30 am Tuesday, June 3, 2025 Times are tough at Crater Lake National Park, where visitation sharply declined in 2024 and access to the lake via a main trail is set to soon close for years. On top of it all, the park’s top leader resigned Friday. Superintendent Kevin Heatley stepped down after just five months at the park, citing the Donald Trump administration’s ongoing cuts to National Park Service staff as his reason for taking a buyout offer.
First fire of season for Ashland quickly knocked down at 1/2 an acre

3 days ago | rv-times.com | Troy Heie

After it burned about a half an acre, firefighters declared a fire on the 1200 block of Eagle Mill Road mostly knocked down at about 3 p.m. Monday, according to the Watch Duty app. The fire was reported at 2:47 p.m., according to Watch Duty.