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Half of the conference games have been completed, and no one is running away with the 5A Midwestern League. Of the seven teams in the league, only Springfield is out of the running. The second half of the season will determine who makes it to state and where those games will be held. #8 Ashland faces #5 Churchill today @ 5 @ North Mountain Park.
Deathblow @ Musichead (8/3/14)
Deathblow returns from Salt Lake City. If it was at Club 66 I’d be there. They will be playing in Medford at Johnny B’s.
Due to the demolition of McNeal, this year’s Luau, annually sponsored by SOU’s Ho’opa’a Hawai’i Club, will be held at AHS. Tickets are still available to the general public.
P.S. There are also still tickets available for Thursday night’s scholarship dinner and auction.
Ellie in 2001
Ashland Creek in Lithia Park (Southern Oregon)
moe. @ Historic Ashland Armory (4/14/16)
@LiveAtTheArmory @moeperiod
moe. setlist
“So Long” was actually replaced with a cover of Neil Young’s “Down By The River”.
Al Schnier
@SOU_Softball @SOURaiders @M_Winton25
Four of the #18 Raiders final eight regular season games are happening this Friday and Saturday. They currently hold a one-game lead over Oregon Tech in the standings. Saturday is senior day.
Liv with the Ashland High School rowing coach (Rick Brown), her former volleyball coach (Tita Soriano), and her basketball coaches (Antione Perry and Rosie Converse-Soriano).
@SMCrowing
Olivia Rooney (third from left)
Liv Rooney
Ashland Independent Film Festival banner flying in front of the Elk’s Lodge on East Main Street
@ashlandfilm #AIFF2016 @CATMovies @BirthofSake
Today is April 12, which means the Ashland Independent Film Festival of 2016 is now only a memory.
You can view a list of award-winning films here. “The Birth of Sake” received an honorable mention. A couple of my other favorites (“Thunder Road” and “Embers”) didn’t receive any awards, which just goes to show you how high the quality of this festival has become.
“The Birth of Sake” in Ashland’s Varsity Theatre
Erik Shirai, director of “The Birth of Sake”, answers questions from the audience
Jesse Carroll
After a doubleheader sweep of the previously #1-ranked team in the state, the 10-1 Grizzlies head into Tuesday afternoon’s matchup as the new #1. Game time is 5 p.m. at North Mountain Park on 4/12/16. Ashland High’s opponent will be 11-2 Marist. The winner will take over first place in the seven-team 5A Midwestern League.
