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| From beneath a multicolored sheet, dozens of ballet shoes move in unison around a shiny wooden floor. Roseburg dance instructor Susan Chitwood wraps the sheet around her shoulders and quite literally herds the ballerinas around the room. more... | |
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The economic downturn has touched nearly everyone in one way or another. As signs slowly point to improvement, area professionals connected to mental health have tips on how to move forward from the stresses induced by the downturn. |
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Karissa Cullett has to be alone. She only has three minutes to take herself from an upbeat, bubbly teen in “Hairspray” to a downtrodden, forlorn, scorned woman ready to confront her romantic rival in “Jekyll and Hyde.” |
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Oregon's arts, heritage and humanities enrich our lives and our communities. October is National Arts and Humanities Month and this Thursday, Oct. 8, the anniversary of Oregon's unique cultural tax credit, is Oregon Day of Culture. |
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To say KatSue Grant is a history buff is an understatement. She's a walking, talking history book. Literally. |
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Umpqua Actors Community Theatre readies for its newest production, "A Bad Year for Tomatoes." |
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Area residents compete in the talent show Entertainment Extraordinaire at the Douglas County Fair. |
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ROSEBURG BLAST COMMEMORATION — Learn about buildings and areas that were affected by the Blast at 7 tonight at the Roseburg Visitor's Center, 410 S.E. Spruce St., Roseburg. Walking tour to visit sites affected by the Blast. |
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All toes point to the fair as dance group prepares for special shows during the 57th annual Douglas County Fair. |
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Perhaps the most ambitious cultural event in the history of Douglas County kicked off Thursday evening on the Umpqua Community College campus. It's the second annual Oregon Musical Theatre Festival, bringing to our community 23 performances of... |
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Actors, directors, volunteers hustle to their places in time for the Oregon Musical Theatre Festival — 23 performances of three shows in three venues over the course of 10 days. |
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Clarence Darrow was one of America's most famous lawyers in the early twentieth century, best known for his defense at the Scopes “Monkey Trial” (he lost) and his later defense of the young thrill-killers Leopold and Loeb (he lost, but... |
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Longtime Roseburg actor Tolley Evans will play famed lawyer Clarence Darrow in UACT's newest one-man production at the Betty Long Unruh Theatre. |
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