Roseburg’s been growing slow and steady since 2010, slower than most Oregon cities, but faster than most other cities within Douglas County.
John “JT” Dauterman, a junior at Roseburg High School, won the Congressional Art Competition for District 4 with a black-and-white, realistic pencil portrait of Lakota Sioux Chief Red Arrow.
A Roseburg company is the apparent low bidder for a Roseburg Head Start project that will be built on Kenneth Ford Drive in north Roseburg by the United Community Action Network building.
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Police have made an arrest in connection with Friday’s robbery of the downtown Roseburg branch of Umpqua Bank.
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Police have made an arrest in connection with Friday's robbery of the downtown Roseburg branch of Umpqua Bank.
Students at Jo Lane Middle School in Roseburg had a blast Wednesday afternoon.
Two weeks ago, Jazmyn Dream Zeller, 17, was in a Portland hospital having a golf-ball-sized tumor removed from her brain. It was her third surgery for a brain tumor, and one of many surgeries she’s had to remove tumors around her body throughout her childhood.
The Roseburg High School Class of 2018 braved the rainy, cool weather Saturday morning.
They sliced through logs like they were butter, with chainsaws souped up with motorcycle engines.
The City of Roseburg has announced the grand opening of the new Fir Grove Park Playground & SplashPad.
Lindsey Willis is going fishing in Alaska, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Oregon.
The fifth annual Kick Start Douglas County program Wednesday night at the Nichols Band Shell in Stewart Park signaled the start of zumba in the park and other wellness activities with an enthusiastic crowd of nearly 100 people.
Pauline Phillips leads a busy life. She still drives, does water aerobics every morning at the YMCA, leads Rosary at the Catholic Church and serves dinner at the Elks lodge, defying the fact that she is 98 years old. She was born on April 21, 1920 and has outlived two husbands.
Students at Roseburg High School spent Wednesday morning putting pieces of a puzzle together — on a much grander scale than normal.
After competing in sports, partnering with Special Olympics athletes and finding his passion in the culinary arts, Zachary Shilts is ready to graduate from Roseburg High School June 9.
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In order to retrieve its data following a ransomware attack earlier this month, Roseburg Public Schools has agreed to paid the ransom demanded by hackers in order to retrieve its data.
While most recycling in the county has been suspended, Roseburg Disposal said Friday afternoon it will continue to collect some recyclables from its customers.
Meals on Wheels of Roseburg needs volunteer meal delivery drivers to meet growing need for the service.
