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As It Was
SOHS and Jefferson Public Radio volunteers wrote over 3000 As It Was stories that were produced by JPR and presented five days a week over many years . This page presents links to the full text of many of the stories, plus links to the JPR audio versions.
| Title | Author | Episode |
|---|---|---|
| Occult Arts inAshland | Marjorie O?Harra | 373 |
| The Shot Heard Around Jacksonville | Dan Winterburn | 372 |
| Katrina and George of Colestin Valley | Nancy J. Bringhurst | 371 |
| Duke Ellington PlaysAshland | Marjorie O?Harra | 370 |
| Maruyama, University Club Steward | Alice Mullaly | 369 |
| Jacksonville?s Depression Gold Rush | Dan Winterburn | 368 |
| Schlicht Flour Mill at Shasta River | Nancy J. Bringhurst | 367 |
| Rogue Valley Slugger | Craig Stillwell | 366 |
| William Edmondson, Sculptor in Wood | Alice Mullaly | 365 |
| A Changing Landscape | Nancy J. Bringhurst | 364 |
| Radio Days | Margaret LaPlante | 363 |
| Central Point?s Old Brick School | Alice Mullaly | 362 |
| Tom Tepper?s Wood | Nancy J. Bringhurst | 361 |
| Early Southern Oregon Communication | Maryann Mason | 360 |
| Moodonna | Ernest Weinberg | 357 |
| Ashland's Love of Trees | Marjorie O'Harra | 356 |
| The State of Jefferson's Fallen Stars | Craig Stilwell | 355 |
| The Nash Hotel | Margaret LaPlante | 354 |
| The Hanleys VisitFt. Klamath | Larry Mullaly | 353 |
| The Birth of the "Flop" | Craig Stillwell | 352 |