Reedsport and Winchester Bay have enjoyed a splendid summer. Visitors poured in, temperatures have been mild, and several successful events were hosted — but we aren’t done yet.
Performance Motorsports on Diamond Lake Boulevard was scheduled to open in the spring, but persistent future customers pushed owner George Bogan to open the doors with the shelves still empty and a staff of three, including himself.
Blac N Bleu has had new owners since June, but Todd and Kristin Koens haven’t changed hardly anything since except a few wall pieces.
Twelve years ago, Felipe Escobedo closed up his food truck, Tacos Jaliscos, when his right-hand helper and wife quit the business to stay home with their three children including a newborn baby girl. Today, he is opening Felipe’s Chicken.
August is here, and Elkton is busily preparing for our annual Fort Umpqua Days Celebration and Bass Fishing Tournament Labor Day weekend.
Fred’s Snacks and Ice Cream lost close to $300 worth of sweets and treats on Monday due to what owners say was an act of vandalism.
With “Store Closing” and “Going Out of Business” signs on the front windows and door, Ken’s Dry Cleaning announced it is closing after 62 years in business.
The Sutherlin Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center has been very busy during these summer months with business gatherings, outdoor events and other projects.
Summer time means summer fun, and there has been no shortage of that in Winston. This month’s Summer Nite Cruise was as popular as ever, with close to 350 registrants bringing their muscle cars, classic vehicles and custom drives to an appreciative crowd.
A far-off vision became reality for Harold Youngs when he finished the crossover from Brutke’s Wagon Wheel to the new Garden Valley Grill last month.
Greetings from Glendale. We hope you all are enjoying your summer. The Fourth of July festivities are going to be in full swing by the time you read this, and Glendale is no exception. At Memorial Park, we will be hosting Fourth of July festivities starting July 2 and concluding with our awe…
Rick’s Medical Supply on Winchester Street is continuing to expand, despite the big parking lot sale Friday.
Owners of a vacant K-Mart building in Roseburg say they are working to be in compliance with a recent city ordinance, which requires owners to register “derelict” buildings and face steep fines for noncompliance.
About 50 young entrepreneurs met at Backside Brewing Company on Wednesday to be reminded that the first and most important step to success is to “define what you want.”
I am going to tell you one of the best kept secrets in Drain, but only if you promise not to tell anyone.
Amrik and Manjit Rai will open the first Baymont in Oregon on Wednesday in the old Dunes Motel. They bought the building in February last year and stripped everything from the carpet to the light fixtures to the bathroom sink.
The former executive director of the Downtown Roseburg Association was removed from her position because she questioned the relationship between the association and Roseburg city government, according to documents from the Oregon Employment Department.
