There were just 36 Douglas County residents hospitalized due to COVID-19 complications as of Friday morning, the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported Friday.
There were just 36 Douglas County residents hospitalized due to COVID-19 complications as of Friday morning, the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported Friday.
Four Douglas County residents have reportedly died from COVID-19 complications, raising the death toll in the county to 240.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported a total of 62 new positive and presumptive cases of the coronavirus between Saturday and Monday.
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Seven more Douglas County residents have died from COVID-19 complications, the county’s recovery team reported Friday.
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners has acquired personal protective equipment, including 50,000 disposable masks, from the Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment Board.
Glide School District Superintendent Mike Narkiewicz confirmed Wednesday that Glide’s joint high and middle school campuses are scheduled to return to in-person classes as scheduled Monday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported 74 total new positive coronavirus cases according to reports it received between Saturday and Monday.
Six more Douglas County residents have reportedly died from complications related to coronavirus, according to the Douglas Public Health Network and Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team.
Aviva Health in Roseburg this week began offering a third “booster” shot of the Pfizer vaccination against COVID-19.
After a brief lull in positive and presumptive cases of coronavirus cases, the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported a total of 163 new cases and eight deaths of county residents.
After nearly six weeks of triple-digit new positive and presumptive COVID-19 cases, the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team announced a total of 64 new cases over the weekend in its Monday report.
An unvaccinated 45-year-old woman died of complications from COVID-19 Thursday, marking the 200th death of a Douglas County resident due to the coronavirus since March 2020.
Douglas County’s death toll related to COVID-19 has risen to 195 as the county reported seven such deaths in its Wednesday report.
Aviva Health is closing out its pre-emergency room triage support at CHI Mercy Medical Center on Wednesday because of the “tapering daily COVID-19 cases,” according to a press release.
Douglas County reported an average of 40 positive and presumptive cases of COVID-19 between Saturday and Monday after nearly a month of daily cases in the triple digits.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported a combined 123 positive and presumptive cases of the coronavirus and one death in its Friday report.
About 250,000 masks and 3,800 packages of sanitizing hand wipes has been received by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners.
Eleven Douglas County residents have lost their lives due to complications from COVID-19, and 10 of them were reportedly not vaccinated.
While positive coronavirus cases saw a significant drop Sunday and Monday, the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team announced seven new deaths in its Monday report.
Douglas County has reached a new milestone.
Two senior care and assisted living facilities and one Roseburg Forest Products plant saw significant increases of positive COVID-19 cases, according to the Oregon Health Authority’s weekly outbreak report, released Thursday.
The Roseburg Fire Department may intermittently close its West Harvard Avenue station because of COVID-19-related staffing shortages, according to the department.
A Douglas County infant has died from COVID-19 complications, according to the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported 78 new cases of the coronavirus, the first time the county has seen double-digit positive and presumptive cases since Aug. 29, when there were 92 such cases.
Six Douglas County residents died from complications due to the coronavirus Wednesday, including a 26-year-old man — the youngest since the onset of the pandemic.
As the delta variant continues its substantial spread in the United States and worldwide, one drug in particular has come under scrutiny by health officials in its ability to combat COVID-19.
There have been 284 new positive and presumptive cases of COVID-19 and six deaths of county residents since Monday, the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported Wednesday.
U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Springfield, wasn’t pulling any punches as he talked with The News-Review Monday about COVID-19, transportation and climate change.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team announced 426 new positive and presumptive cases of the coronavirus from Saturday to Monday, as well as announcing seven deaths of Douglas County residents due to complications from the illness.
National Guard troops screening visitors at the entrances.
A letter signed by 12 school district superintendents in Douglas County urged parents to follow the vaccine and mask safety measures ordered by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and set aside personal beliefs on the issue for the good of students.
Eighty-nine Douglas County residents are currently hospitalized due to complications from COVID-19, and four more residents died Wednesday and Thursday.
On Friday, James Strother’s fever began to climb.
Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin says he won’t enforce Gov. Kate Brown’s mask mandate, which goes into effect on Friday, saying it is “potentially more reckless than doing nothing to stop the spread of COVID.”
