Have you developed a hitch in your hip? A crick in your neck? Get your sore, stiff self to Jeff State Physical Therapy, an outpatient physical therapy clinic at 850 Siskiyou Blvd., Suite 6, owned and operated by Jeff Garbi.

Outback in the Temple of Venus, located at 275 E. Main Street, is part clothing store and part healing gathering space for an ever-growing base of customers. Owner Devi Jacobs describes it as “clothing for all the adventures of life, a lifestyle that is creative and fun, comfy and flattering, for women of all sizes to feel comfortable in their skin.”

If an open road (or trail) and the wind in your face is your idea of the perfect way to spend a day, make your first stop at Ride and Roam, located at 72 N. Pioneer in Ashland.

Owner Adam Borowy has created a haven for fans of two-wheeled vehicles, where you can buy clothing for riding as well as accessories and parts for bikes, “whether they are powered by pedals or pistons.”

Troy Brown and Heather McKinley-Brown, owners of B’Inspired Studio, have found a way to collaborate in life and in work. Since marrying last September, they’ve merged their talents in B’Inspired, an Ashland salon that offers Troy’s artistry in haircutting with Heather’s pampering touch in skin care.

One of the busiest restaurants in Ashland doesn’t have creekside dining and doesn’t take reservations. In fact, you have to get in line, order and wait your turn, and no one seems to mind. It’s the Deli at the Ashland Food Co-op, and it does a steady business from start to close.