John “JT” Dauterman, a junior at Roseburg High School, won the Congressional Art Competition for District 4 with a black-and-white, realistic pencil portrait of Lakota Sioux Chief Red Arrow.
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Bring on the classics. The Myrtle Creek Show-N-Shine will be taking place Saturday, July 28 during Myrtle Creek’s much anticipated Summer Festival.
The Big John Miller Memorial Westcoast Lumberjack Show will once again bring beast against bark to Millsite Park in Myrtle Creek, Saturday, July 28. The show is a favorite event during the Myrtle Creek Summer Festival which runs July 26-29.
The Myrtle Creek Summer Festival celebrates 32 years this summer.
For it’s 32nd year, Myrtle Creek’s Millsite Park lawn will be decorated with picnic blankets, friendly faces and dancing feet as it once again hosts the Music in the Park summer concert series. Performances will start at 6 p.m. most Thursdays from July 12 to Aug. 30.
Entertainment of all types has returned to the Grand Victorian Theatre.
Roseburg Community Concerts/Live on Stage Roseburg! has announced its 74th Season in Douglas County.
Everyone’s favorite arachnid is crawling into the loft of the barn at the Betty Long Unruh Theatre as UACT presents E.B. White’s classic, “Charlotte’s Web.” This childhood favorite is not just for the young but also the young at heart, with its lessons in friendship, love, sacrifice and mortality.
Pink Martini will be back by popular demand for the final show in this year’s Music on the Half Shell concert series.
Most teens would rather focus on friends and social media than playing the piano, but Tucker Thompson isn’t your average teen.
