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Ascension Lutheran Church Elca

Churches

📍 675 Black Oak Dr, Medford, OR, 97504

📞 541-773-3594

Experience The Transforming Power Of God's love. We strive to be a welcoming, open, embracing, and loving community. When asked if we are liberal or conservative, the honest answer is, "yes" and we love that diversity. Pastor Doug Vold welcomes contacts. We walk together in celebration of one another's gifts and truly desire to build up, equip, and energize all who attend in the grand celebration of the gifts and lessons of Jesus Christ. We welcome people from all or no religious traditions. Communion is served every Sunday. We have an open table.

Superior Athletic Club

Athletic Organizations

📍 727 Cardley Ave, Medford, OR, 97504

📞 541-779-7529

Welcome to Superior Athletic Clubs. We have 3 locations in the Rogue Valley. We have 2 locations in Medford, Oregon: Superior Athletic Club & Superior Athletic Club II. Superior Fitness in Eagle Point, Oregon. Superior Athletic Clubs opened in 1978 as Medford Superior Courts. A lot has changed since our early focus on racquetball. Our clubs offer a wide variety of programs for youths through senior citizens. Our offer: Individual weight training Personal training Spinning Zumba Group exercise classes Yoga, Tai Chi & Pilates Swimming Racquetball & basketball dotFIT nutrition Childcare is available at all 3 locations. Club hours vary by location. For details check out our website. Call or stop by one of our locations today to learn more.

Rogue Valley Country Club

Racquetball Courts

📍 2660 Hillcrest Rd, Medford, OR, 97504

📞 541-772-5965

Welcome to Rogue Valley Country Club Since Rogue Valley Country Club was founded in the summer of 1911, it has served its members and their guests as the premier, and only, private club in the Rogue Valley allowing them to enjoy a variety of sporting and social activities. The Club offers wonderful experiences in golf, tennis, swimming and dining while also hosting many special occasions and holiday celebrations throughout the year. The full service facility provides family friendly and gracious service in an inviting and relaxing atmosphere. For more information please contact Michelle Johannes, Membership and Marketing Director. The game of golf first arrived in the Rogue Valley in the fall of 1910. It was brought here by a group of wealthy young businessmen who had played the game in the East. The young men, and orchardists from around the Rogue Valley, organized the Medford Golf and Country Club. An elaborate grand opening was scheduled for June 30, 1911, at a property on Hillcrest Road just east of Medford. The country club included tennis courts, a skeet range and nine holes of golf. The clubhouse featured a veranda garden. From these heights, the valley sweeps away, wrote the Mail Tribune newspaper. Dotted with homes, orchards, fields of grain, it is beautiful! Yet, despite many activities the Medford Golf and Country Club struggled financially and closed a short time later. The country club moved to a smaller site a few miles away in August of 1912.This new property was donated by Conro Fiero, a wealthy apple orchardist, and his wife Grace, a Broadway actress, to be used as a golf course. This new course had nine holes and held many inter-city golf and tennis matches. Once again, the Medford Golf and Country Club had to close its doors due to financial difficulty in 1917. Ainu, the Rogue Valley Golf Association was formed and it bought 70 acres of land where the original Medford Golf and Country Club was located on Hillcrest Road. H. Chandler Egan, a local orchardist and nationally recognized amateur golfer, was selected as the course architect. Egan considered the land ideal because of the interesting terrain, attractive shade trees and plenty of water nearby. Egan donated his services to the new club and he was called thedriving spirit behind the project. The Rogue Valley Country Club was one of Egan’s first designs. With only nine holes at first, membership was limited to 100 people and applications came in rapidly from people incommoded as well as Ashland, Grants Pass and Portland. On May 3, 1924 the Rogue Valley Country Club was opened for play. Egan went onto design another nine holes at RVCC, which we now refer to as the original course. Now with 27 holes, Rogue Valley Country Club has grown to a membership of 600 Golf Members and 550 Social Members. Timeline Fall 1910- Idea forms for first Golf Club. June 30, 1911- Medford Golf and Country Club Opens. 1912- Club closes and moves to a smaller site. 1917- Club closes due to financial difficulty. 1923- RVGA buys 70 acres of original Medford Golf and Country Club property. H. Chandler Egan selected as course architect. May 3, 1924- Rogue Valley Country Club opens again on the original site with 9 holes and membership limited to 100 people. 1927- H. Chandler Egan designs a second 9 holes to make Rogue Valley Country Club an 18 hole golf course.

American Cancer Society

Charities & Non-Profit Organizations

📍 Serving Your Area, Medford, OR, 97501

📞 541-779-6092

Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives everyone in communities across the globe a chance to Celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, Remember loved ones lost, and fight back against Cancer. Each year, more than 4 million people in over 20 countries take part in this global phenomenon and raise much-needed funds and awareness to save lives from cancer. For more than 100 years, the American Cancer Society (ACS) has worked relentlessly to save lives and create a world with less cancer and more birthdays. Together with millions of our supporters worldwide, we help people stay well, help people get well, find cures, and fight back against cancer. Your local American Cancer Society (ACS) office is your source for the most relevant information to help guide you. Appointments are needed for all services to ensure we have the right people available to meet your needs.