Was it Ms. Scarlet with the knife in the billiard room? Or perhaps Mr. Green with the candlestick in the ballroom? Maybe Professor Plum in the lounge with the rope?
They lined up to pay their probation officers with play money, only to find they had to race to another line to fill out a form to get a state ID card. They ran out of bus tickets. Concentrating on those things, they forgot to pay their rent. Some of them wound up homeless. Others didn’t mak…
A celebration of life is planned for Jazmyn Dream Zeller at 2 p.m. Saturday at Kellogg Springs Camp, 1111 Kellogg Camp Lane, on Highway 138 between Sutherlin and Elkton.
Christine Goodwin was selected as interim commissioner by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners Wednesday.
A Roseburg church unwittingly posted a raunchy Rorschach test on its billboard Wednesday afternoon, checking whether or not onlookers had their mind in the gutter.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of the Inspector General issued a report Monday detailing the results of a recent review of the Roseburg Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
The Douglas Forest Protective Association has started working with farmers, ranchers and other landowners to complete prescribed burns throughout the county.
Jordan Cove is offering a new financial incentive for landowners in the path of the proposed liquefied natural gas pipeline to give the company right-of-way access to their land.
A man is suing Roseburg Auto and Truck Supply as well as two others for allegedly rear-ending his truck two years ago, according to a complaint filed in Douglas County Circuit Court Friday.
The Douglas County Senior Resource Coalition helps seniors find local resources for a variety of issues. Members of the DCSRC appeared recently on Talking Health on News Radio 1240 KQEN.
Blue Zones Project Umpqua hosted a Senior Luncheon on Friday September 14, at the Roseburg Senior Center with about 60 people in attendance.
SUTHERLIN — The Sutherlin FFA members spent Tuesday afternoon collecting several hundred white and black oak acorns in hopes of eventually turning a hillside into an oak savanna, a combination of oak trees and grasslands.
About 40 Douglas County school students, including the student body from Geneva Academy and several home-schooled children, celebrated Constitution Day at the Douglas County Courthouse Monday to recognize the adoption of the U.S. Constitution and those who have become U.S. citizens.
The Oregon Department of Human Services held a Multicultural Day Saturday, at Stewart Park in Roseburg, to allow families to experience many different cultures from around the world.
