Eight doctors, most of them, fresh out of medical school, are in Douglas County to continue their training to become board certified family physicians.
Every cook is familiar with the pungent, woody smell of rosemary.
In order to comply with state guidelines and manage workflow, Roseburg Public Library has implemented a number of changes to its meeting rooms.
As a traveler, there are times when renting a car is an essential part of your trip. In light of the coronavirus pandemic, the renting process has become even more convenient and safe.
Announcements
The Douglas County Clerk’s office issued the following licenses June 15-19.
Question: My lawn is sprouting dandelions all over. What’s the best way to control these weeds?
The Roseburg Public Library staff is excited to reopen beginning Tuesday, June 30. The library is a community space, and we cannot wait to welcome you back.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The columns of Bill Duncan are being reprinted in The News-Review. Duncan, who died in November 2011, wrote a weekly column for The News-Review and The Capital Press of Salem from 1981 to 2011. Duncan wrote the following column in June 1997. His thoughts are still pertinent to today.
Movies can take you right to the heart of some of the world’s most romantic, vibrant and adventurous destinations. If you’re doing a lot of streaming these days, here some titles that will let you dream now and travel later.
Announcements
The Douglas County Clerk’s office issued the following licenses June 8-12.
Question: I am a beginning gardener and would love to grow vegetables for my table but I am concerned about pesticides I might use on plants getting into the nearby river. Do you have any solutions for this dilemma?
Caleb Gwaltney has always loved a backyard barbecue. It was his opportunity to craft some meat into succulent, finger-licking pieces of palate pleasure.
Summer is a time to be outside and enjoy the beautiful weather of the Pacific Northwest. It’s the season for hiking, camping, swimming, grilling, and gardening. But if you suffer from summer allergies, the outdoors may not be so appealing.
The coronavirus has taken its toll in more ways that one, but now that we are beginning to open up those of us who have been sheltering at home may be looking for meaningful ways to be active again.
Travel restrictions forced me to postpone my annual trip to Iowa to visit family and friends this spring. Fortunately, I have a number of go-to authors when I feel nostalgic for the Midwest.
If you’re a traveler who loves to explore a city’s music scene as part of your vacation, here are some destinations that will hit the right note.
Question: How can I fill in the spaces in my landscape beds and add some color among the evergreen trees and shrubs?
Announcements
The Douglas County Clerk’s office issued the following licenses June 1-5.
The weather forecast over the next couple of days calls for widespread sunshine and a high of 80, which is nice because many parks, playgrounds and the skate park are now open for public use.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The columns of Bill Duncan are being reprinted in The News-Review. Duncan, who died in November 2011, wrote a weekly column for The News-Review and The Capital Press of Salem from 1981 to 2011. Duncan wrote the following column in June 1996. His thoughts are still pertinent to today.
Roseburg Public Library is transitioning the Summer Reading Program for adults to an online format that encourages conversations around reading, books and authors.
Whether you’ve been dreaming of taking a family trip or a solo adventure, now is the time to do some research on the places on your travel bucket list.
Announcements
The Douglas County Clerk’s office issued the following licenses May 25-29.
Question: We are landscaping our yard and plan to include agapanthus. Is that a good choice?
Jazmin Ode, a sophomore at Camas Valley Charter School has an auditory processing disorder combined with a reading disability. Because she has found that audiobooks helped her be more successful in school, she decided to email Audible, an audiobooks company, with the subject “A moment of you…
