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It is so easy to go overboard during the holidays, especially when it comes to gift giving and making commitments that we don’t really want to do. We spend so much time, energy and money looking for the perfect gifts that we are often left feeling exhausted and stressed. Christmas is a time that you should relax and spend with your loved on…
The News-Review will sponsor the 42nd annual Douglas County Spelling Bee on April 13th.
Roseburg Cinema is throwing out the regular rules for theater-goers in favor of accommodating individuals with disabilities, their families and the community for a special showing of The Grinch on Saturday.
Wintertime is the perfect time to make soup. Minestrone is rather well-known, but this simple vegetable-based soup is something I cook up year round. You can find many versions online, but this recipe was passed down from my Italian great-grandmother Adelaida Catalano, who hailed from Naples…
The Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace open enrollment sign-up period for people who buy health insurance for themselves and their family ends Friday.
Below are holiday events for the month of December. Schedules subject to change.
The field of speech-language pathology can seem like a never-ending web of specialties, areas of interest, new challenges, growing technology and research, services and needs.
Don’t be surprised if your holiday party invite tells you to forgo the cocktail dress and wear your paint-ready attire this year. Local party-and-paint art studio, Create & Sip, is not only bringing the community together for public paint sessions, but it bills itself as the new trend in…
The News-Review will sponsor the 42nd annual Douglas County Spelling Bee on April 13th.
Bikers are needed for the 20th annual South County Toy Run on Sunday.
Community. Family. Positivity. The holiday spirit. These are words heard repeatedly whenever you speak to someone involved with the D.R. Johnson Memorial Timber Truckers Parade.
It has been 25 years since the first Timber Trucker’s Light Parade and, according to organizers, they are still rolling along.
Under a little hat with big eyes, Grace Owen, 2, witnessed the annual Christmas Tree Lighting in front of the Douglas County Courthouse for the first time.
Do you know when I became a believer? I was 35 years old when I met Santa Steve.
Multiple local businesses are accepting donations of new, unwrapped toys for local families.
Only people with a Charlie Brown mindset want a skimpy-looking tree for Christmas morning, so Christmas tree farm owners are telling customers to wait an extra week this year so the trees will look nicer for longer.
Umpqua Actors Community Theatre is bringing the Christmas season early with “Charles Dickens Writes a Christmas Carol,” opening Friday.
Below are holiday events for the month of November. Schedules are subject to change.
