With bows at the ready, singing voices warmed up and lines memorized, the cast of The Grand Victorian Theatre’s “Hi, Ho, Robin Hood” is ready to entertain all ages with their comedic rendition of the legendary bandit hero.
CANYONVILLE — Carlie Dossman, 16, of Days Creek enjoyed riding the mechanical bull at Pioneer Park in Canyonville last year, even though it was a challenge to stay on.
Funny hat contests, food tastings, kids games and special musical guests were just some of the memorable events added for two local farmers markets last week.
Regionally award winning band Toyz — It’s a Rock Show will rock Music in the Park in Myrtle Creek on Thursday.
Excited screams and the sound of splashing water echoed up from the handful of children that gathered to learn about science at Myrtle Creek’s Evergreen Park.
The Winston Police Department hosted an open house on Friday to introduce the community to its new facility.
Southern Goth meets American folk in the two bands that will wrap up the 2018 Riverbend Live! series.
Dusty Herd, a country band from Eugene, will bring their mix of country, country rock, rock ‘n’ roll, rockabilly, blues, cajun, bluegrass, and western swing to Myrtle Creek’s Music in the Park tonight.
The walls of the Winston Middle School cafeteria may not be covered with flavored wallpaper, but that hasn’t stopped a group of children and teens from bringing to life the magical and whacky world of Willy Wonka.
Summer time means summer fun, and there has been no shortage of that in Winston. This month’s Summer Nite Cruise was as popular as ever, with close to 350 registrants bringing their muscle cars, classic vehicles and custom drives to an appreciative crowd.
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A single vehicle rollover has claimed the life of a Roseburg man and injured two other passengers early Sunday morning.
WINSTON — Cowboys will take over the Riverbend Live! concert series Friday at Riverbend Park. Riders in the Sky and Andy Hedges, two cowboy country acts, take the stage 7 p.m. in Winston.
Even though it seems like summer has just started, many athletic programs are already preparing for fall sports. Recreational activities can help students develop long-term health habits, build self esteem and help advance teamwork skills.
The Douglas County government was scheduled to temporarily remove some ballot boxes Friday in Roseburg, Reedsport and Myrtle Creek.
WINSTON — A day-long event in Winston Thursday celebrated the achievements of Special Olympic Athletes statewide.
MYRTLE CREEK — Billed as Douglas County’s first-ever concert series, Music in the Park, has returned to Millsite Park, 231 Volunteer Way, Myrtle Creek, for its 32nd season. This first concert begins at 6 p.m. Thursday with an eclectic performance from Roseburg’s own Mo’ Jo Boogie.
DAYS CREEK — After four years of serving the Days Creek School District, Superintendent Mark Angle announced that he has accepted a position with the Southern Oregon Education Service District in Medford.
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Firefighters from multiple agencies are on the scene of a two-alarm fully engulfed structure fire in Riddle.
