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The Jefferson Exchange
NEWS & INFORMATION: MON-FRI • LIVE 9AM | REBROADCAST 8PM
The Jefferson Exchange is JPR's live interactive program devoted to current events and newsmakers from around the region and beyond.
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To participate in the program, email JX@jeffnet.org.
On The Next Jefferson Exchange
Latest Episodes
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JPR news staff reviews events of the week of July 21, 2024.
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Nicole Gillen's book Schizophrenia & Related Disorders: A Handbook for Caregivers.
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Oregon Cabaret Theatre's production of Legally Blonde.
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Oregon Department of Emergency Management (OEM) and with Jackson County's emergency operation on evacuation readiness.
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Caltrans' solution to the problem at Last Chance Grade on U.S. 101 in Del Norte County.
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input on new Oregon wildfire hazard map will be taken until August 18th, input that could lead to changes in the map.
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The Maxville story, with guidance from SOU Professor Mark Tveskov and Gwen Trice, Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center Executive Director.
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The Four Way Community Foundation is closing in on its 50th birthday, having spent nearly half a century now helping givers make philanthropic donations, and helping guide those donations to organizations that can use a few bucks.
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Journalism is trying to stay alive by staying local. Editor Bert Etling of Ashland.news and Chronicle owner/publisher Noel Nash.
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Josephine County Commissioners passed a sales deadline for Pipe Fork Forest property.