Umpqua Community Veg Education Group had its ribbon-cutting ceremony for its newly-established Gateway Community Garden on Oct. 3
An online auction is already open and Saturday will be the 13th annual Celebrate Kids event for the Boys & Girls Club of the Umpqua Valley, but with a little twist this year.
Mike Kildal, executive pastor for Redeemer’s Fellowship, had big plans back in April to honor a pastor who served for more than three decades.
The Douglas County Republican Headquarters in downtown Roseburg was vandalized again early Wednesday morning.
They lined up single file — cars, trucks, SUVs, a U-haul trailer and all other manner of vehicle — in the parking lot of the vacant Kmart in Roseburg on Saturday to bring items for those who had been displaced by the wildfires.
Work being done recently at the site of the old Big Kmart in Roseburg begs the question: What is going in there?
It may be September and schools are starting up again, but with hot weather in the forecast for the next few weeks, it’s important that people know their limits.
Fullerton IV Elementary School student Alice Walker’s shopping cart was rapidly filling up with school clothes Saturday morning at Fred Meyer in Roseburg. It was the first time in her life she’d been shopping just for herself.
Memories of all of the stories Dan Bain has told as a media person have come flooding back in recent days.
A gas truck backing into a power pole is reportedly to blame for 1,500 Pacific Power customers to lose power in Roseburg on Friday night. At 5:45 p.m., firefighters responded to the accident on West Corey Court next the Holiday Inn Express in Roseburg. Drew Hanson, a spokesperson for Pacific…
In celebration of the Republican National Convention this week, more than 100 people combined a car parade with a rally at the Douglas County Courthouse to show their support for Republican state and national candidates and President Donald Trump.
Four new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Douglas County Thursday, bringing the total number of cases to 177, including 17 presumptive and 160 confirmed cases.
A Douglas County teen remains in custody in a Georgia jail awaiting trial on murder charges after being extradited from Oregon.
A riverfront home on 5 acres was put up for sale last month in Roseburg. In previous years, the process of showings and negotiations could take months.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reversed course this week on public testing for COVID-19, leaving many medical professionals baffled or alarmed at the change.
Roseburg City Manager Nikki Messenger, who has been in the post a little over a year, has put Roseburg on notice that she intends to sue the city on several grounds, including gender discrimination, retaliation and defamation.
A freedom rally at the Douglas County Courthouse on Tuesday afternoon drew about 100 people who came to protest what they said is the overreach of Oregon Gov. Kate Brown.
After three days of no new COVID-19 cases, Douglas County reported three new positive cases Tuesday. That brings the county total to 172 since the start of the pandemic.
Good news for Douglas County in the fight against COVID-19. For the third day in a row, the county reported no new cases, either presumptive or positive, and there are just eight people still in isolation.
Oregon author Jennifer Greer’s debut thriller, “A Desperate Place,” is getting positive reviews from national publications, and bestselling author Jeffery Deaver is quoted on the book cover as saying “a nonstop thrill ride!”
On Aug. 12, Douglas County Circuit Court held its first jury trial since March 15, when the courts came under the COVID-19 restrictions limiting the number of people that could be in a courtroom.
When Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputy Bryanna Oelrich found a fellow veteran in need Aug. 6, she didn’t stop until she found a place for him to stay and gave him a meal.
Landru Garza, a 2020 graduate of Roseburg High School, runs through a makeshift conditioning course as part of the Delayed Entry Program for the U.S. Marines, along with six other “poolees” Wednesday at Stewart Park in Roseburg.
A California man convicted of an attempted murder in Sutherlin from a motor home sale gone bad in 2017, only to have the conviction overturned, pleaded guilty to a lesser charge Wednesday morning.
The state-defined coronavirus workplace outbreak linked to CHI Mercy Medical Center increased to 10 cases, according to a weekly report released by the Oregon Health Authority.
A house fire resulted in significant structural and water damage and displaced two adults in northeast Roseburg on Tuesday night.
The Douglas County COVID-19 Response Team reported three new positive cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the county a total of 165 confirmed and presumptive cases.
Douglas County Wings of Love will give out back to school items for children of veterans and military service members today.
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office search and rescue team is looking for volunteers age 17 and up, who want to make a difference.
Douglas County reported one new positive and one presumptive case of COVID-19 on Sunday and no new cases on Monday, keeping the total number of cases to 162 since the coronavirus pandemic began.
In July, the first full month Roseburg Public Library was open since February, nearly 3,000 visitors checked out 5,500 items. That patron-to-checkout ratio was our greatest to date.
Oregon State Police got a little help from the air while gathering evidence in Roseburg last Tuesday.
Douglas Forest Protective Association have access this weekend to two single engine air tankers to help fight wildfires in Douglas County.
Scorching temperatures in Roseburg on Saturday reached 108 degrees, according to the National Weather Service in Medford, breaking the old single-day record of 98 degrees set in 1933.
Coastal Diagnostic Sleep Clinic and Coastal Medical Services has opened a new sleep lab and durable medical equipment office for patients with sleep issues.
A Winston man who is accused of shooting and killing two men in a residential area of Winston in the early morning hours of March 15, has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
