Daily Tidings Editorial Board

By Don Hunt For the Tidings A handful of wrestlers at Crater and Grants Pass high schools have been diagnosed with herpes, athletic directors at both schools confirmed Thursday. The Crater wrestlers apparently contracted the viral…

August 4, 2004 By Emily Morris Tidings Correspondent Croquet is associated with old-world etiquette, or was for some people, until driving by last night's city council meeting, where a group of nude croquet players gathered for mint…

May 21, 2004 Downtown Andrew Scot Bolsinger I start the conversation with Gerry Jones about his book, "Ginny Good," by telling him that I just finished it and passed it on to my 17-year-old daughter to read. He groans,…

April 27, 2004 Our View Events help celebrate spring in fine fashion In case it was missed, three events combined this weekend with beautiful, sunny skies to become an impromptu celebration of Spring. This past weekend was also a…

I am writing as administrator of a residential treatment program to express my support for Alan Bates in the race for State Senator. During years in the field, I have become increasingly aware that even the most motivated clients have…

Where should the city of Ashland grow? Growth is inevitable, but it should be up and not out. Protecting the city's heart entails protecting its unique downtown. It means protecting the excellence in the school system. It means…

Hollywood discovered a long time ago that audiences will pay good money to be frightened. Of course, this isn't the frightened you felt when you were riding shotgun with your Mom and she ran a red light and you were almost hit by the…

At the age of 17, Fred Stockwell borrowed his father's camera. He's been taking pictures ever since. Along the way, he took up flying, learning from a pilot on Martha's Vineyard, Mass. The flying and later, barnstorming gliders, took him…

By AMBER FOSSEN Ashland Daily Tidings The Ashland Student Union is growing. The Ashland Student Union - created after the failure of Measure 28 as a way for politically active students to unite in support of stable education funding…

BY AMBER FOSSEN Ashland Daily Tidings The children that inspired "Indigo," the feature length film slated for production in Ashland, will be coming from around the world to share their gifts and messages of peace at the second annual…