Dave Young
Host/ReporterDave has worked in broadcasting for over 30 years as an on-air host, producer, writer, and recording engineer, and has regularly hosted public broadcasting pledge drives since 1982. He is also an active freelance voice talent and audiobook narrator, working from his own home studio. Dave has also owned and operated a live-sound company providing large-scale public address systems for concerts and other live events. Dave returned to college mid-life to study human performance and athletic training. This lead to coaching professional athletes and the opening of his own health club in the Seattle area from 2004 to 20015. After long stays in San Francisco and Seattle, Dave settled in Ashland in early 2019. Outside of media and business pursuits, Dave’s primary passions are hiking wilderness trails and long-distance motorcycling.
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County election offices in northern California have reported no incidents of the unauthorized ballot drop boxes -
The so-called BAER teams are assigned to evaluate damage in the Klamath and Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests, along the Oregon-California border.
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Jackson County has laid out a multi-phase plan to restore and improve the Greenway after large swathes of the riparian corridor from Ashland to Medford were burned in the Almeda Fire.
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It turns out fluctuations in air quality are due to a surprisingly complex combination of factors, and no single agency is tasked with tracking them all.
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After a 10-year battle, threatened-species protections have finally been granted to the Humboldt marten, a cat-sized member of the weasel family.
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Community members in Ashland have created a new version of the art installation to replace the one stolen last weekend.
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Ashland police are investigating the disappearance of an art installation from a city park.
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The number of ranch animal depredations in the Rogue Pack's territory in Southern Oregon is trending higher than previous years.
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Jackson county cities begin testing sewage for COVID-19.
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Currently, Jackson County fails to meet the governor's COVID-19 criteria for opening in-person classes.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival would like its supporters to reimagine theater … online.
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With the coronavirus pandemic upending the normal rules, will there even be a collegiate sports season this year?
