Togo's in Medford Celebrates One-Year Anniversary MarketWatch (press release) MEDFORD, Ore., Feb. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Togo's Eateries, Inc., a "West Coast Original" since 1971 serving up big, made to order sandwiches stuffed with the freshest ingredients, announces its one-year anniversary in Medford, located at ... |
 Atlanta Journal Constitution | Bus driver suing in firing over Confederate flag Atlanta Journal Constitution By JEFF BARNARD AP MEDFORD, Ore. — A school bus company has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by an Oregon driver fired for refusing to take a Confederate battle flag off his pickup truck while parked on school property. Bus driver suing after he was fired for flying a 'Redneck' Confederate flag in ... |
 KDRV | Grand Jury: US Marshals Justified In Georgeson Shooting KDRV By Sharon Ko MEDFORD, Ore. -- Late Thursday night, the Jackson County Grand Jury decided that two US Marshals were justified in shooting Jimmy Georgeson back in January. The Grand Jury heard testimony from more than 40 witnesses including the three ... US Marshals cleared in shooting |
Medford tax preparer indicted on charges of tax fraud, identity theft Mail Tribune By Mark Freeman A Medford tax preparer faces tax fraud, theft and other charges for allegedly stealing clients' identities to bilk the state of Oregon out of thousands of dollars in 2009, court records show. Tirsa Fong Villanueva, 48, faces 18 felony ... |
Medford schools register largest state increase Mail Tribune By Teresa Ristow The Medford School District's gain of about 250 students this fall was the greatest percentage increase among the 13 largest districts in Oregon, an increase largely attributed to a growing charter school. |
Medford plan will shorten, relocate tower Mail Tribune By Damian Mann An effort to improve communication with neighbors has paid off for Medford officials seeking an end to a yearlong controversy over a 130-foot radio tower. The City Council on Thursday signaled it would consider a $127900 proposal to move ... |
Prosecution rests its case KTVL MEDFORD Ore. -- The state prosecution team rested its case Thursday in the Kaelin Glazier murder trial. On Nov. 6, 1996, Glazier disappeared and now 15 years later William Simmons is on trial for her murder. Thursday the state's focus was on the ... |
Democratic challenger shuns special interest money Mail Tribune 19, at the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central Ave., Medford. Oregon's 2nd Congressional District is the seventh largest in the country, covering all of Eastern Oregon and Jackson County as well as a portion of Josephine County. |
 KDRV | Grand jury clears officers in Ruiz shooting Mail Tribune From left, Oregon State Police Detective Bryan Scott, Jackson County Senior Deputy District Attorney Terri Smith-Norton and Medford Police Chief Tim George hold a press conference regarding the justified police shooting of Elias Angel Ruiz Wednesday at ... Grand jury: Shooting was justified Grand Jury Clears Medford Police In Shooting Death |
 KDRV | Attorney General Signs Multi-State Foreclosure Deal KDRV By Sharon Ko MEDFORD, Ore. -- Government officials announced that the five biggest banks in America agreed to a 25 billion dollar foreclosure settlement. This settlement is going to give relief for homeowner's who've been wrongfully foreclosed on or at ... |
