The search for a new Roseburg city manager continues after City Council decided last week to reopen the position to new applicants.
Sure, it’s been a busy fall for Yoncalla’s 18-year-old mayor-elect, Ben Simons.
The Roseburg City Council voted unanimously to expand the downtown Enhanced Law Enforcement Area on Monday night.
The City of Roseburg continues efforts to enact policies that make downtown more appealing.
The new website for the Downtown Roseburg Association is live at downtownroseburgassociation.org.
City Council said Monday it will try again to convince Uber and Lyft to come to Roseburg. The companies refused to begin service in the area after objecting to regulations the city adopted this summer.
The City of Roseburg has drafted a plan that would change city zoning codes to promote development between Southeast Pine Street and the riverfront.
Incumbent Mayor Todd McKnight will be mayor of Sutherlin for a third term. He ran unopposed and received 96 percent of the vote.
Food trucks are popping up in towns across Oregon more and more every year. And Roseburg is no exception.
Four candidates running for two Roseburg City Council seats focused on economic development during a forum at the Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon on Monday.
Time is running out to register to vote in the November election. The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Tuesday.
The League of Women Voters of Umpqua Valley will host a candidate forum this week for candidates for the Roseburg City Council.
Roseburg Public Library Director Kris Wiley said electricians and plumbers are at work on the library building this week as they prepare for an estimated late-October or early-November reopening.
Head west on Garden Valley Boulevard until you hit the intersection with Northwest Troost Street and turn right, and you’ll soon see Roseburg Cinemas. Turn left, though, and make your way through Hucrest toward the South Umpqua River, and you’ll eventually find yourself at the point where th…
After taking a look at the city of Roseburg’s new ordinance covering ride-sharing companies, Uber and Lyft said they won’t come to Roseburg.
The Roseburg City Council Monday approved an ordinance change that will allow the city to declare buildings without water or sewer service dangerous, giving the city the power to step in and foreclose if the homeowners don't fix the problem.
This November, residents of all the cities in Douglas County will choose their mayors and city councilors. In some cities, the familiar names of incumbents will fill the ballot, while in others voters will have some tough choices to make.
