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Creative Comeback
A creative hub for the close-knit art community in Ashland’s picturesque downtown for more than a decade, Ashland Art Center was almost an immediate casualty
Local Ingredients, Global Inspiration
Truffle Pig Craft Kitchen transports diners with fresh, exotic flavors After catering to Southern Oregon tradition, Skyler Golden and Shawna Williams cooked up a way
Simple Beauty, Timeless Quality
Williams couple’s contemporary home rooted in relationship to nature For homebodies Bill and Kathy Hoffman, their decision to build a dwelling came only through assurance
Crème de la Crime
In a fictitious version of Ashland Plaza, the delightful Torte bakeshop on the corner is the family business of protagonist Juliet, who seems to stumble
Cider Connection
New tastes for historically significant beverage drive flavor innovations at Applegate cidery Plenty of craft ciders are brewed in Oregon. “Tree-to-bottle” ciders are in a
Sunday Afternoons – Hold on to Your Hat
I challenge you Rogue Valley, to do a quick online search of outdoor hats. You won’t need to hunt for long before you discover a
Teardrop Camper DIY
A devoted lifelong tent camper, Southern Oregon renowned photographer Steve Johnson “leveled up” in the world of tent camping last year when he built his
Pennington Farms: From Peonies to Pies
When I arrive at the bakery barn, Sam Pennington is heading out to the fields, his wife Cathy is packaging jars of jam for a
Amelia Rose & Co., Handmade in Southern Oregon
When Amelia Rose & Company’s founder, Monica Burton, was pregnant with her fourth child (and first girl), she started dreaming about all the fun, girly
Circling Back to Forage Coffee Co
Last summer Distinctly Northwest Magazine went through a time of transition and rebranding, and we decided to highlight and celebrate the businesses that serve our
Tasting Sunshine with Uproot Meats
Krista Vegter grew up in Santa Clara, California and relished growing up amidst a sea of endless orchards and rich agriculture. As the region began
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A Jacksonville Delight
When you open the door of The Miners’ Bazaar, you’ll hear a bell tinkle. The next sound you’ll likely hear is owner Rosie Taylor welcoming
Culinary Delight in Medford
Say the name “Over Easy” out loud anywhere in Southern Oregon, and locals might just start involuntarily rubbing their bellies. (Trust me, I would know.)
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Hummingbird Estate
I know the wow factor is subjective, but WOW. Do yourself a favor and get here as soon as possible. As you pass beneath the
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Bumble & Wren
Take one step into Bumble & Wren, and you’re compelled to stop and take a deep breath. Located at 231 East Main Street in Medford,
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Rogue Creamery
Definition of Rogue Creamery: a proper noun for which there are no words to adequately describe. Once upon a time, I visited a magical place
Bee Girl and ODOT
“Oregon Department of Transportation” (ODOT) likely conjures up images of workers in fluorescent vests and hard hats standing amid orange cones, ushering you through highway
Richmond Ceramics, Finding the Path
Like many educators, Russ Richmond, an artist and teacher at South Medford High School, hopes he can influence his students positively and help them find
The Studio Roxander Legacy
Jody White, beloved matriarch of the Roxander family, was a renowned ballet teacher and choreographer whose career spanned 57 years. When she passed away suddenly
Climate City Brewing Company
She sits on southwest G street in Grants Pass, a spirited old girl with arches over her doorway and stories on her walls. This seasoned
The Gift of Giving, at Paddington Station
If you’ve spent any amount of time in Southern Oregon, you’ve likely shopped at Paddington Station. It sits along East Main Street in Ashland, a
A Labor of Love
Bambu. Say the name of the Asian fusion restaurant to locals, and the words delicious, unique, and satisfying come to mind. For patrons, Bambu’s cuisine
The Oregon Farmhouse
When you imagine new construction homes in the Pacific Northwest, contemporary style houses with clean lines and rustic elements might come to mind. However, here
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