MEDFORD — City Manager Rob Field has resigned for undisclosed reasons after just over a year in the position.

Medford City Hall issued a statement on Tuesday announcing Field's resignation, effective Monday, Nov. 24.

The statement said the City Council wished him the best in future endeavors and that Assistant City Manager Debbie Grady will serve as the acting city manager until an interim manager is appointed. Read More »

Three local girls' soccer players recently received first-team all-league honors in the Southwest Conference.

South Medford senior midfielder Danika Anderson and North Medford seniors Brycelin Endrikat and Ava Markiewicz were included in the 11-player first-team list, picked by the conference's coaches.

Endrikat and Markiewicz were two of the three seniors on a North Medford squad that had 15 freshmen or sophomores and just five upperclassmen on its roster. Read More »

The Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest on Monday issued an updated, long-term closure order for a section of the Rogue River Trail that was damaged by the Moon Complex Fire.

The trail is officially closed from the Marial trailhead to the western terminus trailhead at Foster Bar, a stretch of roughly 16 miles. The entire trail closure is on Forest Service land. Read More »

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. for Weird Al Yankovic and his full-scale, multimedia comedy rock show next summer at the Jackson County Expo.

The Bigger & Weirder 2026 tour will feature Yanovic's long-time band plus four additional players, performing his iconic hits as well as some never-performed-live-before fan favorites.

The concert is scheduled for Sept. 9 at the Expo's Bi-Mart Amphitheater in Central Point. Read More »