At various times in my life, I’ve drawn the conclusion that feelings of love can’t be trusted to stick, but acts of love are always true.
The News-Review and Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe will sponsor the 43rd annual Douglas County Spelling Bee from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 18 at the Wildlife Safari’s Cheryl Ford Center.
The Umpqua Valley Youth Orchestra will hold its winter concert at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 28, at Umpqua Community College's Jacoby Auditorium, 1140 Umpqua College Road, Roseburg.
The Douglas County Youth Orchestra will host a free, family-friendly concert at 7 p.m. Jan. 30 at Roseburg High School's Rose Theatre, 400 W. Harvard Ave.
Modern-day treasure hunters will get to explore sites in and around Roseburg for a chance to win a unique prize in the 10th Annual Discover Roseburg/Land of Umpqua Geocache Series, which kicks off on Feb. 1.
WINCHESTER — Natalie and Hannah Regan made sure worms, roly-polies, caterpillars and other bugs would find a new home, while other volunteers spent Monday morning digging up the grass at Winchester Elementary School to make room for an outdoor garden classroom.
The News-Review and Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe will sponsor the 43rd annual Douglas County Spelling Bee from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 18 at the Wildlife Safari’s Cheryl Ford Center.
TODAYSaturday Morning Breakfast — 8 a.m. to noon, Roseburg Senior Center, 1614 SE Stephens St. $5 per person, all you can eat. 541-671-2634.
Four bands from Roseburg area schools came together Monday night for the Combined Jazz Band Concert at Roseburg High School.
As we all know, babies don’t come with instructions. For support, we often rely on self-help books, family members, friends, health care providers and anyone else who knows a thing or two about diapers, bottles and infant safety.
The News-Review will sponsor the 43rd annual Douglas County Spelling Bee from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 18 at the Wildlife Safari’s Cheryl Ford Center.
Chaise Congleton, a 14-year-old Boy Scout with Troop 112 in Glide, had a tough time deciding what to do for his Eagle Scout project.
Children can be picky eaters. Parents know that getting kids to eat anything, much less healthy foods, can sometimes make the dinner table feel more like a battlefield than a place to break bread. That’s especially so when the dinner table is in a restaurant, where savvy youngsters might kno…
The News-Review will sponsor the 43rd annual Douglas County Spelling Bee in April.
Parenting is a challenging, yet rewarding role that many adults take on lovingly. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicates that there were 73.7 million children under age 18 living in families in 2016. Canadian Census results found roughly 5.8 million children living in private households …
TODAYLego Club at the Myrtle Creek Library — 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 231 NE Division St., Myrtle Creek. Free. Kids may want to bring some of their own Legos.
It’s a chilly December morning as Teresa O’Sullivan pulls into the Dutch Bros. coffee kiosk on Northeast Garden Valley Boulevard, the barista greets her by name and starts on her order — Golden Eagle, super hot — before she can get a word out.
Saving Grace Pet Adoption Center in Roseburg found new homes for 1,399 dogs, cats and other pets in 2019 as of Dec. 25.
I recently was asked what memory resonates most during Roseburg Public Library’s first year, and I shared that it was opening day, Dec. 27, when upwards of 100 people stood outside with smiles on their faces waiting for the doors to open. It was an emotional moment for the entire community.
It turns out I am less indispensable than I think I am. It’s not self-deprecating; it’s a fun fact about my mentoring relationships.
Take Root Parenting will host a Technology for Tots workshop from 6-8 p.m. Thursday at Douglas Education Service District's location at 1871 NE Stephens St.
Take Root a parenting support network for Douglas, Klamath and Lake Counties has released its schedule for series and workshops that will take place in the winter of 2020.
I knew programs would be a hit when 70 people participated in Roseburg Public Library’s first event, a preschool storytime on Jan. 2 of this year.
Children await winter’s arrival for many reasons. Those who live in cold climates may be anxious to see the snow and enjoy sledding or throwing snowballs with friends. The season also is prime time for magical holidays, like Chanukah, Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
Floats, classic cars and log trucks decorated with thousands of lights will take over Sutherlin on Dec. 21 when the Timber Town Toy Land Electric Light Parade returns.
The highway between Riddle and Myrtle Creek will light up with hundreds of thousands of Christmas lights Saturday evening for the 26th Annual D.R. Johnson Memorial Timber Truckers Light Parade.
GREEN — Volunteers with Christmas for Kids of Douglas County bought enough toys Friday evening to brighten the holidays for more than 1,000 Douglas County children.
MYRTLE CREEK — With a flip of the switch, lights on the Myrtle Creek Christmas tree were turned on at 6 p.m. Saturday, the final part of the eight day community-wide decorating party.
The holidays are here, and for many parents, it’s all about managing their kids’ expectations. They think they need to give their kids the biggest presents, the most presents and the coolest presents. But trust me: Little Sally won’t be scarred for life if she doesn’t get a pony.
A Eugene-based forest products company that has a large footprint in Douglas County dating back 30 years is celebrating the planting of its 40-millionth tree.
The holidays are here, and with that, a ton of food! With that come leftovers, but also a lot of waste.
Each and every year, we as a family try to take the entire month of November to show and share our gratefulness and thankfulness to those around us.
