Hello from Coastal Douglas County! Reedsport / Winchester Bay checking into the Chamber Corner to let you know what’s been going on and what is coming up. Even though summer has come to a close, things are not slowing down here on the Coast.
A Roseurg property that includes a Walgreens pharmacy and a guaranteed yearly income of $565,000 for 18 years can be yours.
Felicia Mellor just wanted to make the perfect cup of coffee and create a space for the community at Gathering Grounds Coffee House.
Inside the Magpie Art Studio, it could hardly be anything but an art studio. Tapestries are draped across the wall, curtains divide the space into a maze of small rooms for different art forms, and Morgan Krepky’s artwork is displayed in every corner.
Some business owners expressed disappointment and others said they are considering a move to another state after news of Oregon Gov. Kate Brown winning another term.
When Terry Quester and Charles Disney receive a phone call for a delivery, first they work out their retiree schedules, then hop in Quester’s astro mini-van and take the roadrunner trailer with the running boards to move their next piano.
Skip the mall and make Elkton your first stop for holiday shopping this year.
On Friday, the Reedsport community celebrated the completion of the Connect Oregon grant for $3.4 million for the Fred Wahl Marine Construction company that was granted in 2016.
Food trucks are popping up in towns across Oregon more and more every year. And Roseburg is no exception.
Owners of the old Safeway building downtown that has been empty for over a decade have a demolition land use permit filed with the City of Roseburg planning department.
Douglas County is a study in contrasts. Business owners in towns only recently emerged from the recession are unable to fill job vacancies. The county continues to grow in population, but newcomers face a serious housing crunch.
Westward, ho! Thus, waves and waves of immigrants have traveled across the country to Oregon – the “Golden West.” Oregon continues to be idealized in story and song as the “land of empire builders,” “fairest and the best,” and “land of the setting sun.” Since the sun sets over Coos, Curry, a…
Some of Myrtle Creek’s businesses have gone to the dogs, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
For the last five years, Sutherlin’s motto has been “Preparing Sutherlin for success,” but they changed it this year to “Leading the way.”
Two businesses that started as home-based operations — Finish Line Motorsports and T. Walk Studios — are expanding into the old City Center Cars and Trucks lot at Southeast Oak Avenue.
Roseburg is growing, and struggling to keep up with that growth, but the city is taking steps to ease the dropping housing vacancy rate.
After more than 100 years under the same family ownership, Brian and Jason Pargeter retired and sold Umpqua Insurance to Acrisure.
Unemployment in Douglas County decreased slightly for September to 4.9 percent, 0.1 percent lower than August and 0.5 percent lower than last year, according to the latest release from the Oregon Employment Department.
