A 50-year-old Dillard man was jailed on Nov. 19 on suspicion of delivery of methamphetamine and heroin after a lengthy investigation by the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team.
A 50-year-old Dillard man was jailed on Nov. 19 on suspicion of delivery of methamphetamine and heroin after a lengthy investigation by the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team.
A Sutherlin man was arrested Sunday night after emergency officials were called to a report of a fully involved trailer fire at the Dawn Rey Mobile Home Park in Sutherlin.
For the Van Dermark brothers, Black Friday is less about the deals and more about keeping a 15-year-old tradition alive.
In February 2020, 13 environmental groups and 13 timber industry groups began holding a series of meetings around a virtual table.
Douglas County’s unemployment rate dropped to 5.3% in October, compared with a revised 5.7% in September. The rate is down from 6.5% in October 2020, according to data released Tuesday by the Oregon Employment Department.
When the Oregon State Beavers square off against the Oregon Ducks on Saturday for their annual football game, this will be the most meaningful such game for OSU players and fans in nearly a decade.
Howard Breidenbach thought it was all a big conspiracy.
The Mercy Foundation Festival of Trees will be held as a virtual event this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The town of Elkton is putting out the welcome mat this Thanksgiving weekend with our 11th annual Art & Wine Tour.
Local renters who need help paying rent after being impacted by COVID-19 are encouraged to start the process now to beat a Dec. 1 deadline for the Oregon Emergency Rental Assistance Program.
Drivers preparing to hit the road this holiday season can expect busier than normal travel conditions as levels are projected to return to pre-pandemic levels.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced last week it would reconsider its conditional permit for the Jordan Cove Energy Project and Pacific Connector Pipeline.
Oregon health officials announced the outdoor mask mandate required for large gatherings will be lifted, along with an implementation of a new testing protocol aimed at keeping students in school.
Tyrone Powell, who authorities have been looking for since he missed a Nov. 15 court appearance, has been arrested.
A Roseburg homebuilder and his wife have lost their appeal of a previous ruling that they must pay more than $5 million for mismanaging a family trust, including borrowing millions of dollars and not paying it back.
Four insurance companies have filed a lawsuit against PacifiCorp and its subsidiary, Pacific Power, seeking more than $3 million for purported negligence in the Archie Creek Fire last year.
Growing European green crab populations throughout Coos Bay are likely to impact Dungeness crabs and coastal habitat, according to a new report by researchers at South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve.
The Roseburg Homeless Commission convened Monday morning, where it discussed the status of warming centers and abandoned vehicles.
After multiple delays and a change in representation, Gary Lloyd McConkey Jr. is scheduled to stand trial in Douglas County Circuit Court in May on 54 counts of sex crimes against a female family member.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team has been notified of six deaths dating back to Thursday, raising the total of county residents to die from coronavirus-related complications to 284.
Seniors would have lower drug prices and a better chance of living out their days at home.
The convenience store attached to the Sinclair gas station at 792 NW Garden Valley Blvd. in Roseburg is undergoing a renovation inside and out, which when finished will result in a much bigger store with hot food, in-house ice cream and coffee, a full walk-in cooler, and more.
Austin Warren and his family never expected to get a second chance to experience the magic of Christmas.
For over 120 years, a series of hatcheries have sought to maintain fish stocks in the North Umpqua River for the enjoyment of current and future generations.
The racketeering trial of well-known local winemaker John Olson, former owner of TeSoAria Vineyard & Winery in Roseburg, has been postponed yet again, this time just two weeks before it was scheduled to begin.
Lavola Bakken’s little green book, “Lone Rock Free State,” is like a family bible to the descendants of the early settlers of the North Umpqua area.
Jolee Kawamura lost her husband in January 2020, then lost her home in the Archie Creek Fire that same year.
Alison Doty is the executive director of Glide Revitalization, the agency that is helping those who lost their homes in the Archie Creek Fire.
The Moore’s home in Idleyld Park was a treasure, a log cabin built by Frank Moore with the help of Jeanne Moore and their children.
Douglas County Commissioner Tim Freeman was one of the first people at the scene of the Archie Creek Fire as it swept through the area.
Dan Meyer is the manager of Rock Creek Hatchery, where he has been working since 1986. Meyer lived at the hatchery and lost his home in the Archie Creek Fire.
In the days following the burning of homes in the Archie Creek Fire, it was evident that the public — who may or may not have lost their homes — wanted access to the fire area and to see what was left.
The Archie Creek Fire swept through the heart of a beloved province within Douglas County.
With fires raging in three states, the local industry played a crucial role in fighting the fire.
Photographer Casey Conemac lived with his mother at the old Frontier Store before it was destroyed by the Archie Creek Fire.
