The Rite Aid in downtown Roseburg will be closing next week, giving shoppers in the area one less option and forcing people who get their medications at the store’s pharmacy to go elsewhere to get their prescriptions filled.
The Rite Aid in downtown Roseburg will be closing next week, giving shoppers in the area one less option and forcing people who get their medications at the store’s pharmacy to go elsewhere to get their prescriptions filled.
Forget Mothers Day, New Years, even Halloween. The big event in the Elkton calendar is the Elkton Community Education Center Memorial Weekend Rummage Sale! This year it’s scheduled for 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday.
Jake Shepherd at Crystal Creek Quality Meats has been a butcher since he was 18 years old and has not stopped doing what he loves. He took over the business in 2014, providing quality cuts of meat to the Roseburg community from animals like cows, emu, llama and pigs.
After 46 years of building hundreds of homes for the Roseburg community, building churches abroad and spending countless hours supporting local sports, John Miguelena and Lynn Shelby have decided to close the doors to Shelby & Miguelina Construction Company.
CANYONVILLE — Early Wednesday morning, more than a dozen foresters stood on a gravel turn off on Cow Creek Road, west of Glendale, looking over a viewpoint into a canyon below.
Feeling stressed out? Don’t worry, you aren’t alone. A recent Northwestern National Life survey found that 40% of workers say their jobs were extremely stressful, while a Yale University study found that 29% reported feeling extreme stress due to jobs.
A Roseburg homebuilder with a history of legal and financial problems is at the center of three civil complaints that are scheduled to be argued in court next week.
The Dutch Bros location on West Harvard Avenue, currently located behind a gas station close to Roseburg High School, will be moving just feet away to a new location, directly next to Topp-It on the same street.
OCCU is opening a Roseburg branch this summer at 780 NW Garden Valley Blvd., Suite 61.
After forty years in dentistry, Dr. Alexis A. Atchinson will be stepping down from her dental practice, Creating Healthy Smiles. Her predecessor Dr. Andrea Braun acquired the practice, changing the name to Roseburg Family Dental Care.
Asian fusion has come to downtown Roseburg at newly established restaurant F n B, which hosted a soft opening on April 14.
With everything warm and finally growing, it’s time for the farmers markets to open up.
Roseburg VA Health Care System received a 3-year accreditation Friday from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for four programs.
Community members gathered from across Douglas County to learn the ins and outs of electric vehicles during an Electric Vehicle Ride and Drive, an Earth Day event held Saturday in the parking lot of AVIVA Health in Roseburg.
Spearheaders Leatherworks is opening a new workshop at 1614 NE Vine St 102 in Roseburg.
A release from the Oregon Employment Department said that unemployment rates are down from 4.7% in February.
In celebration of April 20, Cougar Cannabis hosted a party from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. that featured 15 different vendors that offered a wide spectrum of different products.
Growth has prompted the Umpqua Valley Winegrowers to hire a new executive director. Ali Rodgers takes that role, effective immediately.
DOUGLAS COUNTY — Three Douglas County organizations have received $2,500 each from the Pacific Power Foundation.
Anderson Market reopened in a new building Tuesday on West Harvard Avenue.
Douglas County Solid Waste will be making a change to its dump fees in an attempt to move forward with a more simplified rate structure.
Chic Boutique has opened its doors to an all-in-one kind of an experience. Offering a wide array of options from prom formal wear, wedding attire, business casual and dresses, Chic Boutique seemingly takes the extra step into pampering their guests with a full experience
A local Roseburg nonprofit is using the power of worms, and outdoor activities, to help local veterans heal from mental illness.
GLIDE — Glide School District’s board of directors has selected three finalists for the superintendent position: David Marshall, Sidney Hobgood and Brandy Osborn-Hanshaw.
By merging its historic timber heritage with modern technology, Roseburg Forest Products intends to secure and enlarge its footprint in the ever-competitive global market. And in doing so, the company founded by Kenneth Ford as a saw mill in 1936, will inject an economic boost to Douglas and…
Roseburg Forest Products plans to invest $700 million over the next four years to upgrade and expand its manufacturing operations in Southern Oregon, including the creation of two new manufacturing plants and upgrading its existing plants in Douglas and Coos counties, company officials annou…
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SALEM — On Thursday, the Oregon House passed Oregon CHIPS, also known as Senate Bill 4, with bipartisan support.
WINSTON — Wildlife Safari is offering visitors the chance to meet Taryn and Kayode, the two southern white rhinos at the Rhino Boma Adventure.
Two Roseburg residents known for their business acumen and philanthropic work were named female and male First Citizen for 2022 by the Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce.
On Monday, U.S. District Court Judge Michael J. McShane granted summary judgement in in favor of the Bureau of Land Management and upheld a 2020 Rule eliminating the agency’s protest process.
Douglas County payroll employment decreased a seasonally adjusted 160 jobs in February after a loss of 100 in January and a gain of 160 in December.
Greetings Douglas County from the Myrtle Creek-Tri-City Area Chamber of Commerce. Spring officially began on March 20; a sure sign is that the daffodils at the top of Main Street are already showing.
Peterbilt recently opened a parts and service center in Roseburg, bringing more options to truck drivers in Douglas and Coos County.
Douglas Electric Cooperative was awarded a $9.15 million federal grant to help remove trees, underbrush and other possible fuels for fire along nearly 1,300 miles of power lines, the U.S. Forest Service announced this week.
