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Meadowlark Way clothed in bright fall colors, with Madeline Hill Park to the left and right.

26 January, 2026 in Creeks, Ecology, Gardens, Mountain Meadows community, Parks, Streets, Tree / 0 Comments

Mountain Meadows: Madeline Hill Park, community garden and Kitchen Creek

Map of Mountain Meadows showing Pavilion Place, Plum Ridge neighborhood and Great Oaks neighborhoods in red boxes.

12 January, 2026 in Alleys, City planning, Gardens, Mountain Meadows community, Path, Streets, Yard Art / 0 Comments

Mountain Meadows: Pavilion Place condos, Great Oaks and Plum Ridge neighborhoods

The Mountain Meadows Clubhouse main entrance in April 2023.

08 December, 2025 in Architecture, Art, Mountain Meadows community, Neighborhoods, Streets / 0 Comments

Mountain Meadows: Cottonwood, Birch and Golden Aspen condominiums, plus the Clubhouse

Madeline Hill, Mayor Cathy Golden and Larry Medinger at the phase 2 groundbreaking in 1996.

24 November, 2025 in Architecture, Benches, Gardens, Mountain Meadows community, Neighborhoods, Pocket park, Streets, Tree, Yard Art / 4 Comments

Mountain Meadows: Mountain Meadows Drive, Boulder Creek Lane, South Alley, Cobblestone Court, Stony Point.

Aerial view of Mountain Meadows in 1998, with Phase 1 in box

19 November, 2025 in Architecture, Benches, Gardens, Mountain Meadows community, Streets, Tree / 5 Comments

Mountain Meadows: Nepenthe Rd, River Rock Rd, Creek Stone Way, Meadowlark Way

Ashland Children's Halloween parade 2025 - spooky family and sleigh.

03 November, 2025 in Ashland Life, Children, Holidays, Humor, Photography, Quirky / 2 Comments

Ashland Children’s Halloween parade 2025 — photos galore

Lithia Springs Hotel, Ashland Springs Hotel

30 September, 2025 in Architecture, Ashland History, Downtown, History, Local Business / 2 Comments

Ashland Springs Hotel: 100th anniversary!

1906 remodel of the First Presbyterian Church, North Main Street and Helman Street, early 1900s.

22 September, 2025 in Ashland History, Cemetery, Church, Creeks, History / 1 Comment

1875: The founders of First Presbyterian Church

This William Shakespeare quote is the first plaque installed as part of the Playwrights Walk public art project.

23 July, 2025 in Art, Ashland History, Downtown, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Public Art, Railroad District, Social justice, Southern Oregon University, Theater / 0 Comments

Playwrights Walk plaques: from 2 to 100 in 10 years?

Mountain Meadows Community sign

09 June, 2025 in Architecture, Ashland Life, History, Mountain Meadows community, Streets / 11 Comments

Mountain Meadows: an overview

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