The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team is reporting 517 new positive cases and 25 presumptive cases of the coronavirus this week, with the total number of cases to date now surpassing 15,000, according to Wednesday’s report.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team is reporting 517 new positive cases and 25 presumptive cases of the coronavirus this week, with the total number of cases to date now surpassing 15,000, according to Wednesday’s report.
A new drive-thru vaccination clinic is in place next to the Roseburg Public Library and will be offering free COVID-19 vaccines and boosters through the end of January.
A new state guidance is urging schools to hit the pause button on all extracurricular activities for the next month as COVID-19 cases surge.
The Douglas Public Health Network expects to see a surge in COVID-19 cases, as the highly transmissible omicron variant spreads quickly.
The Douglas Public Health Network has confirmed the first case of the omicron variant in Douglas County.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team is reporting 128 new positive and nine presumptive cases of the coronavirus, as well as a significant bump in the percentage of county residents who have completed or at least begun the vaccination process, according to Wednesday’s report.
Twelve more deaths of Douglas County residents have been attributed in part to COVID-19 complications, the county’s COVID-19 Response Team reported Wednesday.
State Sen. Dallas Heard was removed from the Senate floor at the end of Monday’s special legislative session because he was not wearing a mask.
Health care providers in Southwest Oregon who serve poor or elderly patients will receive $27 million in pandemic relief payments, Rep. Peter DeFazio announced this week.
Howard Breidenbach thought it was all a big conspiracy.
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.
In its first report since Wednesday, the Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported 136 new and presumptive positive cases of the coronavirus since Thursday.
There was a mild decline in positive COVID-19 cases in Douglas County over the weekend, with the county averaging 26 positive and presumptive cases per day from Saturday through Monday.
Three more deaths of Douglas County residents due to COVID-19 complications have been reported, raising the county’s death toll to 258 since March 2020.
A man living at the Roseburg Rescue Mission is alleging that some of the shelter’s residents have recently tested positive for COVID-19 but have continued to live their daily lives rather than serve the ordered 14-day quarantine for those with positive tests.
Douglas County's traveling COVID-19 testing and vaccination clinic will be setting up shop in Reedsport beginning Tuesday.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team has reported eight coronavirus-related deaths since Saturday as the county’s death toll continues to rise.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown’s executive order 21-29 for full or partial COVID-19 vaccination for many workers in the state hit its deadline Oct. 18.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team released its latest vaccination numbers Friday, which showed gradual progress among eligible county residents at least partially vaccinated.
One more Douglas County resident has died from complications due to COVID-19, the county’s recovery team reported Wednesday.
Roseburg Public Schools announced Monday that nearly all of its staff members had met the requirement of Oregon Gov. Kate Brown’s mandate that all educators be vaccinated against COVID-19 by Oct. 18.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Recovery Team reported 128 new positive and presumptive cases of the coronavirus over the weekend, raising the total number of cases in the county to 11,939.
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.
Seven more Douglas County residents have died due to complications related to COVID-19, the county’s response team reported Wednesday.
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.
