With Martin Luther King Day coming up on Jan. 18, followed by Black History Month in February, it’s a good time to look at destinations where you can explore the contributions of African Americans to American history.
With Martin Luther King Day coming up on Jan. 18, followed by Black History Month in February, it’s a good time to look at destinations where you can explore the contributions of African Americans to American history.
Part of my responsibilities as an OSU Extension horticulture agent is to teach Douglas County Master Gardener volunteers the art and science of sustainable gardening.
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 October 1991. His thoughts are still pertinent…
Patrons interested in journal articles, research information, school resources and more can find valuable content through online databases.
Question: I have a lavender plant that has a lot of dead wood on it. I’d like to cut out the unsightly wood, but is this a good time to do so? And do you have any tips on caring for lavender?
TODAYOvereaters Anonymous — 5 p.m., held via Zoom. Call 541-637-8555 for Zoom ID and password to attend.
When you’re cooking, do you have certain spices that you always like to use? I really enjoy thyme in my soups and cumin and garlic in my guacamole. There are so many herbs and spices and they all add so much flavor to a dish.
Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, you want to make sure that your transportation and accommodations are following stringent safety measures designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
While we are all hopeful that the COVID-19 vaccine will free us of this scourge, that’s not going to happen overnight. Many of our neighbors and friends are still hurting. Check out the following opportunities where you can volunteer and alleviate some of those needs:
Announcements
The Douglas County Clerk’s office issued the following licenses Dec. 28-Jan. 1.
Roseburg Public Library has been selected as one of 200 libraries to participate in Libraries Transforming Communities: Focus on Small and Rural Libraries, an American Library Association (ALA) initiative that helps library workers better serve their small and rural communities.
Question: When should I seed leeks? I see some sources saying early February while others say April. Which is right?
TODAYOvereaters Anonymous — 5 p.m., held via Zoom. Call 541-637-8555 for Zoom ID and password to attend.
If you’ve always dreamed of getting married in a romantic, faraway spot, your dream can still come true even during this time when the coronavirus has made travel more challenging.
Roseburg Public Library is here to help with new books that cover nearly every New Year’s resolution. Log onto the library catalog at roseburg.biblionix.com using your library card number (no spaces); your default password is your phone number (10 digits; no spaces). Drive-up pickup continue…
Question: I’ve been given several orchids as a gift. What do I need to consider in keeping them beautiful and healthy?
Announcements
The Douglas County Clerk’s office issued the following licenses Dec. 14-18.
I had another fabulous reading year filled with new authors and old standbys, and I am excited to wrap up 2020 by sharing one more set of my favorite books published this year.
Florida’s theme parks have been reopened for several months now, with measures in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here’s some of what you can expect if you have a trip planned for winter or spring break.
If you’re thinking about a family vacation for next summer, cruise lines plan to be sailing again, with strict safety measures in place.
We are approaching an amazing close conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn on Dec 21. This will be the closest well-placed conjunction since 1226. The weather prognosticators are forecasting some cloudy and showery weather in the coming days and nights. Don’t lose hope.
Growing Christmas trees can be a fun addition to your property. While most people visit a Christmas tree farm once a year, you could live on one year-round. So what do you need to know before you start planting Christmas tree seedlings?
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 December 1989. His thoughts are still pertinen…
Announcements
The Douglas County Clerk’s office issued the following licenses Nov. 30-Dec. 11.
Announcements
John and Pat Miner will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Dec. 28th.
I had another fabulous reading year filled with new authors and old standbys, and I am excited to wrap up 2020 by sharing more of my favorite books published this year.
The announcement this week that the Sizzler restaurant is reopening is certainly good news for weary restaurant patrons, even if it is just for takeout and delivery initially.
If you watch closely while driving around milepost 13 on Highway 138 East near Glide, you might catch a glimpse of a dino-mite roadside attraction.
Question: I was given a potted Christmas fern for the holidays. Can you give me some advice on the care and maintenance of this lovely plant?
TODAYOvereaters Anonymous — 5 p.m., held via Zoom. Call 541-637-8555 for Zoom ID and password to attend.
