From a box of homemade cookies to a precious piece of art, we often need to send things to family, friends and business clients who live all over the world. How do you make sure those things will arrive safely?

The experts at A Street Print & Parcel (258 A Street, across from Ace Hardware) will get your package safely packed and delivered—and save you time, money and headaches in the process. The family-owned business is your one-stop, go-to place for packing, mailing, and much more.

If you are looking for a late winter getaway but can’t afford the time or expense of travel right now, do the next best thing: book a table at Eleven.

The dishes prepared by Chef Kevin Broadie at the restaurant, located at 11 First Street, will transport you to the exquisite Basque region of northern Spain—a region known for fresh, delicious, flavorful cooking.

Does your pup tremble like an aspen leaf at the sight of water?  Nip and snarl when you try to brush out those burrs?

Get your dog, or cat, to the experts at Land of Paws, conveniently located on 1525 Highway 99 North, next to Animal Medical Hospital. You’ll save yourself and your best friend a lot of stress.

No trip to Ashland would be complete without a visit to Mt. Ashland, and no visit to Mt. Ashland would be complete without a stop at Callahan’s Mountain Lodge, right east of the Mt. Ashland Exit 6.

Whether you’re looking for a hearty meal after a day of skiing or snowboarding, drinks on the outdoor deck after a summer hike on the nearby Pacific Crest Trail, or just want a great place to spend a few hours or a few days, Callahan’s is your place.

A couple of years ago my wife’s family moved their elderly parents from Gold Beach to Madras, and it was a stressful time for everyone. What they needed was someone like Linda Farland, a Rogue Valley resident who opened Southern Oregon Relocation Specialists in 2013.“

When we were helping my mom get ready to move to the Manor in Medford, after living in her home for 30+ years, I saw the emotional side of moving a senior and downsizing all those years of memories,”