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A rare blue whale skeleton found near Gold Beach in 2015 will soon go on display at Oregon State University’s Hatfield Marine Science Center after a decade-long preservation effort.
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A new investigation examines water use on the Deschutes River, Lane County tackles textile waste, and a Eugene bagel shop earns a national television spotlight.
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From Peruvian creation myths to opening doors for underrepresented musicians, Frank shares the stories and experiences that continue to shape her music.
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Ashland native and Broadway performer Steffanie Leigh returns home to debut "My Little Voice," an original cabaret exploring her relationship with singing.
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Southern Oregon’s Polish festival returns with expanded capacity, traditional food and live music celebrating culture and community.
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The Ashland Independent Film Festival returns with 40+ programs, local filmmakers, and films exploring identity, activism and storytelling trends.
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A new production and Playwrights Walk plaque highlight Lorraine Hansberry’s impact as a playwright, activist and public intellectual beyond her best-known work.
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OSF's production of “Come from Away” tells the remarkable true story of a small town that opened its homes to thousands of stranded travelers after the Sept. 11 attacks.
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The MAD Players, Madeleine Ayers, Annie Kramer, and Dee Jones, transform traditional melodrama into a powerful tool for community development.
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Based in Ashland, Art Authority blends fine art, technology and longstanding museum partnerships to create an immersive, customizable virtual museum experience.
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An interactive exhibition by Crystal Proffitt explores hair as culture, memory and power.
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From student voices to new commissions, Southern Oregon Repertory Singers blend legacy and renewal for a holiday concert at the Holly Theatre.
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Alexandra Stillman, mayor of Arcata, CA, offers insight into her city, her leadership role and her vision for the future.
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California law required a new model curriculum to help teachers incorporate Native American history into their lessons. Roman Battaglia reports.