Brix Grill closed for the day due to an electrical short, according to the business’s Facebook page.
Happy 2019 from the Sutherlin Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center! We are pleased to be moving forward on several networking and educational opportunities during the first quarter.
Heartwood ReSources received over $200,000 in grants to open its first expansion store which will be in Grants Pass.
The owners of the old Safeway building in downtown Roseburg are looking to remove asbestos and are seeking estimates to demolish the building, according to Roseburg Community Development Director Stuart Cowie.
When Dustin Bauer or Scott Locke receive a service call, they have their tow truck loaded and they hurry to get people out of dangerous situations whether they are stranded on the freeway, have a flat tire on the side of a country road, or are upside-down in a ditch.
Joe Naim answers the question, “what is falafel?” with his new restaurant WTFalafel.
The Blue Zones Project’s mission is to help people live healthier lives and live longer, and restaurant owners are finding that the organization’s support, suggestions and stamp of approval are good for business.
Despite the holiday employment bubble, the Douglas County unemployment rate still ticked upward last month from 5.1 to 5.2 percent, according to the Oregon Employment Department.
A 20-page, $200,000 lawsuit between the owners of a local marijuana dispensary describes a series of dramas including binge drinking, pleas for rehab, theft and sabotage.
Elite Taxi has dropped the taxi portion of its business, instead choosing to focus on contract transportation, primarily for medical deliveries.
Roger Morey and Harry Miller are hoping to use a budding auto detailing business as a vehicle to support people coming out of alcoholism and drug addiction.
The Coca-Cola distribution center in Eugene that closed in 2013 is reopening under a Utah-based franchise company but Timber Country Coca-Cola Beverages based in Roseburg will not be affected.
One of the first cannabis dispensaries to open in Roseburg is for sale for $5 million.
Grace Lyons started going to the Umpqua Valley Arts Association when she was a little kid and now, as a working barista at Dutch Bros. Coffee, she wanted to find a way to give back to the arts center.
Two new drivers passed the test for their Class A commercial driving licenses at Umpqua Community College last Tuesday. Even as they join the ranks of 3.5 million truck drivers across the country, companies are crying for more.
The Lot in downtown Roseburg just approved a spot for its fourth food truck. Willie Pete’s Chili and Eats was scheduled to open on Monday, but had not arrived at The Lot as of Saturday.
Paul Bjelland is writing a proverbial love letter to food and cooking.
