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Allison Gida of the SOU women’s basketball team drives to the hoop
Tonight Southern Oregon University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams face arch-rival OIT at home. If you plan to go, get there early as it will probably be standing room only by the time the men’s game begins @ 7:30.
Mount Shasta – Northern California
My “little” (6’1″) 14-year old is starting to bring it. This photo is from a tournament in Medford this past weekend. Her 15U mOcean Volleyball Club team was playing the 17U travel team at the time.
The plaza in Downtown Ashland was once covered in trees. Right now there is nothing but a big mud hole. Apparently, one of the trees was diseased and another had some sort of future problem. So nearly everything has been ripped out, and a new plaza will be emerging in the next few months. Things are supposed to look good again by the end of March.
Today’s photo is of the last glimpse of one of the now gone trees. This tree was the last one in town to retain its autumn leaves–well into December.
Georgia Williams – Ashland High School Softball
Wrong season, I know, but my random, desktop image of the day was this one, and I thought it looked pretty cool.
Kyra Kelly and Zak Johnson of The Dead Americans @ Eugene, Oregon’s McDonald Theatre
Opening for Zepparella and Hells Belles earlier this month in Eugene was a local band called The Dead Americans.
This field on East Main Street in Ashland isn’t much to took at this time of year. However, in May and early June the grass grows long so someone cuts a path through it for the kids walking to school at Willow Wind.
Noah Smith of Fire in the Northwest @ Ashland’s Club 66
Fire in the Northwest sporting Lamb of God and Mastodon t-shirts
Fire in the Northwest
Sideshow Project from Grants Pass @ Club 66 in Ashland, Oregon
I went to my first show at the new Club 66 last night. My take is that Club 66 is the best venue for live music in Southern Oregon, period. The sound, lighting, and stage are all superior to other live houses in Ashland, Medford, and Grants Pass. If you ever went to Stillwater and found it to be too dark and/or too difficult to get near or see the stage, you’ll want to see the improvements that have been made to the Club 66 version of the place.
As you can tell, the members of Sideshow Project rotated instruments and vocal duties like they were playing musical chairs.
With no alcohol (yet) at Club 66, the place is very kid friendly
