We all have them: boxes full of old memories, collecting dust and trapped on obsolete devices. Thanks to Steve Good, owner of Tape2DVD Video Transfer Service, those precious memories can once again come to life. Steve can transfer VHS, VHS-C, 8mm, Hi-8 and Mini DV tapes to DVD.

After 25 years at current location, Video Quick has a new home

Video Quick has been at the current location on the corner of Hwy 99 and Valley View Rd. for over 25 years. But as of Monday, October 26, it will have a new home at 100 W. Valley View Rd.

Talent Harvest Festival Fun October 3, 2015

Now in its 46th year, the Talent Harvest Festival is one of the region's liveliest and most popular outdoor fall events. Come one come all and save the date for October 3th to join the community as we come together for this annual celebration of Harvest Hometown Fun!
Adults and children of all ages are welcome and there is no admission fee. The Festival features fine arts and crafts, community exhibits, a wide selection of local foods, local beer and wine, apple cider pressing and much more. For the kids there will be a Rock Climbing Wall, Face Painting, petting zoo, the Harvest Home, Farmers Market and crafts area near the Talent Library.

The Horses of the Equamore Foundation

Talent artist Karen Rycheck once helped create a multi-thousand-square-foot mosaic in St. Louis, MO that helped aid in the revitalization of the city's downtown.
On Friday, July 31 from 5-6 pm on the deck of Grotto Pizzeria she will unveil her latest creation: The Horses of the Equamore Foundation. There will also be live, original bluegrass/country music by Talent's own Sage Meadows to help celebrate public arts here in Talent.
After earning her BFA in sculpture in 1994, Karen went on to work as a full time mosaic artist at the notorious City Museum in St. Louis, MO.
When she moved west in 2004, she acquired a job with a small handmade tile company in Ashland, OR where she created a mosaic for the Oregon Zoo in Portland followed by the first publicly funded art commission for the City of Ashland in 2005.

South Beach Outfitters Surf Shop

Here in the Rogue Valley, surrounded by vast forests saturated with hiking and biking trails, world-class whitewater and fishing rivers, and a plentitude of mountain tops to ascend, it is oddly easy for the outdoor enthusiast to forget that the largest ocean in the world is but a two-hour drive away. And the adventure starts before you even get there. The beautiful drive along one of the nation's longest wild and scenic rivers (the Smith River) is punctuated by the tallest trees on earth located in Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park.
After a jaw-dropping hike through the redwoods, your quest to the ocean is only a few more minutes down the road to Crescent City, CA, home of South Beach Outfitters Surf Shop, conveniently located on the jetty at the north end South Beach. Easily accessible from Highway 101, the beach spands several miles to the south, and the sandy bottom creates a beach break that, when the conditions are right, offers excellent surfing for all levels.