The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported six new cases Saturday.
DRAIN — A baseball coach at North Douglas School District has tested positive for COVID-19, the district announced Wednesday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported three new COVID-19 deaths Thursday, bringing the county’s death toll to 65.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 12 new cases Wednesday.
TODAYOvereaters Anonymous — 5 p.m., held via Zoom. Call 541-637-8555 for Zoom ID and password to attend.
Another big announcement on COVID-19 eligibility came Tuesday: Every Oregonian 16 and up will become eligible for a vaccine April 19.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported six new cases and one new death Monday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team announced five new positive cases and one new presumptive positive in its Saturday report.
The recent uptick in COVID-19 cases continued Thursday, with the Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reporting 17 new cases.
Douglas County businesses have received hundreds of federal Paycheck Protection Program loans in 2020 and 2021, records from the nonprofit ProPublica database show.
There’s some good news for Douglas County residents who are frontline workers and younger adults with underlying conditions.
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The Umpqua Velo Club will host an Easy Ride Around Stewart Park at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The group will meet at the Locomotive.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 18 new cases Tuesday and one death.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 14 new cases Monday and 11 new cases Sunday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team on Saturday reported 11 new people with confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of cases to 2,843.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team announced five new positive cases of the coronavirus and one presumptive positive in its Friday report.
Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 14 new cases Thursday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported six new positive tests Wednesday, and the Oregon Health Authority reported some good news in its weekly outbreak report.
Bodie, Brooklyn and Harper waited for instructions in the safety course of the bike clinic, before they got their chance to use hand signals and make some tricky turns on their bicycles.
TODAYOvereaters Anonymous — 5 p.m., held via Zoom. Call 541-637-8555 for Zoom ID and password to attend.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 10 new and three presumptive positive cases of the coronavirus in its Monday report.
Douglas County will be downgraded from “extreme risk” to “high risk,” effective Friday, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced Tuesday morning.
The amount of positive COVID-19 cases is decreasing and so are the numbers of hospitalized residents and those in isolation in quarantine, according to Saturday’s update from the Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 16 new cases Thursday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 13 new cases Wednesday.
TODAYOvereaters Anonymous — 5 p.m., held via Zoom. Call 541-637-8555 for Zoom ID and password to attend.
Two restaurants located next to each other in a Roseburg strip mall are the subjects of complaints filed with the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration, alleging the businesses were not following COVID-19 safety regulations.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported nine new cases Tuesday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported just four new cases Sunday, the lowest number since Dec. 22.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported 14 new cases Saturday and 14 new cases Friday.
A 91-year-old woman became the 58th Douglas County resident to die of COVID-19, Douglas County Public Health Officer Bob Dannenhoffer confirmed Thursday.
Oregon Health Authority included 11 outbreaks in the COVID-19 Weekly Report, which came out Wednesday.
A 57th Douglas County resident has died of COVID-19.
TODAYOvereaters Anonymous — 5 p.m., held via Zoom. Call 541-637-8555 for Zoom ID and password to attend.
Douglas County is one of two counties in the state that will remain at the “extreme risk” level for the next two-week period, beginning Friday.
A 75-year-old Douglas County resident has died of COVID-19, becoming the 56th person to die since the beginning of the pandemic.
