The members of the Rogue Valley Street Rods club will present the 33rd Annual Southern Oregon Rod & Custom Show on the weekend of February 20th and 21th, 2010.This terrific show is held indoors at the Jackson County Fairground and Exposition Center buildings in Central Point, Oregon.
We’re anticipating 8,000 people will come to the show to see the vehicles, commercial displays, raffles, trophies, door prizes and other activities. The RVSR members work all year to make this a special event for the participants and our community. Whether as an entrant or a spectator we know you will enjoy the show.
The Rogue Valley Street Rods is a group of dedicated auto enthusiast whose purpose is to unite its members to promote the mutual interest in the hobby and sport of street rodding and to promote street rodding as a safe family activity to be enjoyed by all.
If you would enjoy belonging to this club we require you to have a pre 1954 Street Rod, attend 2 of our club meetings to meet the members, then the club members vote. For more info, Bill Andrews at railsnrods@msn.com
Jackson County officials hope by the end of February to release a draft environmental study on the various options for the future of Gold Ray Dam, including its possible removal from the Rogue River.
The Medford School Board will hear from the public Tuesday on a request to renew the charter for the Madrone Trail Public Charter School for three more years.
Business-relocating video highlights Jackson County
A video segment highlighting economic opportunities and growth in Jackson County will be televised in 15 cities and their surrounding areas, beginning Feb. 7.
MEDFORD — After an earthquake rocked Haiti to its foundation in January, only amateur radio operators were left to relay vital messages in the immediate aftermath to emergency service centers throughout the country.
Daily comics and Sunday funnies are separate deals
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33rd Annual Southern Oregon Rod & Custom Show
Draft study could be done by end of month
