The sound of sanders, drills and buzz saws could be heard outside River Arena at the Douglas County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Three assembly lines comprised of more than 100 volunteers worked in the summer heat to build 50 bunk beds to be donated to those in need. The back of their blue shirt…
Since Iraq veteran Rusty Lininger started Source One Serenity in 2016, the nonprofit has been helping veterans with post traumatic stress disorder and disabilities through fly fishing.
Douglas County will receive almost $50,000 for its Emergency Food & Shelter Program this year as part of a national grant authorized by Congress and administered by the local United Way.
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Douglas County recently received a $2,500 grant from Pacific Power Foundation to train new advocates.
Scoreboard Sports Bar once again raised the most money for Partner Sports Camp through the Taylor Hatfield Memorial Youth Fund’s pub crawl.
Southern Oregon Goodwill honored Scott Holland of Green as the 2017 Story of the Year in Douglas County during a celebration Thursday at Umpqua Community College.
Sebastian, a miniature pinscher, and other dogs waiting to be adopted from Saving Grace Pet Adoption Center greeted people at the Roseburg BottleDrop Center on Saturday.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Umpqua Valley will host the 2017 Celebrate Kids Dinner & Auction from 5 to 9 p.m. Oct. 21 at the organization's Roseburg location.
Downtown Roseburg is in full bloom with about 110 flower baskets hanging in front of stores and from lampposts.
With flavors like nectar, piña colada and key lime pie, the Chill Mobile offers light, fluffy snowballs of shaved ice. A cartoon yeti greets the customers from the front of the blue trailer while teenagers prepare the cold treats for customers.
