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.
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.
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.
After more than 100 years under the same family ownership, Brian and Jason Pargeter retired and sold Umpqua Insurance to Acrisure.
A customer who slipped and fell at a Shop Smart in Myrtle Creek is suing the store for alleged neglect in the October 2016 incident.
After two months of weddings and other controlled events, Heidi Lael is opening the doors to the Parrott House to the public again, starting during the first weekend in November.
Sandwiched between the Ranch and Denny’s in Rice Hill is the Black and White Dog Cafe, where customers can substitute eggs for tofu, hash browns for brown rice or several other substitutions for the various breakfast, lunch and dinner options.
Customers have to walk under a rainbow of handmade tutus to see Everything Under the Rainbow. It’s one of the most colorful buildings on Main Street where customers can find an ever-changing assortment of handmade crafts.
Tired of being just another number in Portland, Lenny and Andi Huiras packed up their engraving and screen-printing business and brought it to Winston.
With the forge fired up, Casey Richey draws lines and curls on his worktable and works thin strips of iron into mathematical spirals, making scrolls and their forms for ornamental ironwork at The Iron Shop at 1351 SE Stephens St.
About 10 years ago, Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce leadership made big changes and took some pretty bold steps. I remember those annual planning sessions well ... where moves that had been in discussion for five, six years finally became action.
A lot of activity has been happening at the intersection of Oak Avenue and Pine Street and the intersection of Diamond Lake Boulevard and Jackson Street the last two weeks.
Although smoke taint has led to California wineries canceling some contracts with grape growers in the Rogue Valley, some Umpqua Valley growers said they have seen no signs that smoke is causing any problems for them.
Our hanging flower baskets have sure added beauty to our downtown. They are still looking great thanks to Seven Feathers. We are planning to add more baskets next year.
