Washington Post columnist Alexandra Petri's US History: Important American Documents (I Made Up). From the founding fathers arguing about a narrative arc for the Federalist Papers to Dick Nixon's un-deleted expletives.

The Oregon Legislature is considering House Bill 2990 to fund the creation of community-designed and operated emergency centers known as community resilience hubs, . Oregon Rep. Pam Marsh of Ashland is a sponsor of the bill and Oregon Just Transition Alliance is a supporter.

"What the Funk?!" A documentary by the same name, about the birth of the tradition, is among the offerings at this year's Oregon Fringe Festival.

The federal Small Business Administration recently set up to channel disaster assistance to residents and business, and in several counties surrounding Weed, on both sides of the state line. Louise Porter, a Public Information Officer with SBA, takes some time to describe available programs and application procedures.

Oregon State University recently announced research showing the chemistry behind smoke taint on wine grapes, which might offer some clues to avoiding it. Elizabeth Tomasino, Associate Professor of Enology at OSU, visits with details of the findings.

Rogue Valley art therapist Delaine Due set up the REcreate/REcrear community art studio after 2020's Almeda fire, to provide just that kind of outlet for people affected by the fire.

Kristen Gast is the Director of Financial Aid & Scholarships and Veterans Affairs at Southern Oregon University. We spend some time learning some rules of thumb that can de-mystify financial aid.

James Schireman is part of the team working on climate-friendly communities through his job at Rogue Valley Council of Governments.

Tanya Philips is Health Promotion Program Manager for Jackson County, Oregon issue a public health alert about the drug fentanyl.

The Fringe Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with this year's return, presenting arts events over five days on the Southern Oregon University campus, and some off-site in Ashland.