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CANYONVILLE — The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles, or DMV, office in Canyonville was closed Wednesday due to a staff shortage. The closure was announced less than an hour before it was scheduled to open that morning.

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CANYONVILLE — According to Darnell and and Jean Hlavinka, every rock has a story. Their own story changed two years ago, when the pandemic canceled festivals and gatherings of all kinds. It wasn’t until the couple found the Canyonville Farmers Market that they were able to find a way to cont…

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CAYNONVILLE — This year marks the 56th annual Pioneer Days weekend of entertainment in Canyonville, from Aug. 25 to Aug. 28. With three stages and four evenings of entertainment, organizers are hoping to bring even more people to the festivities this year, according to Pioneer Days President…

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CANYONVILLE — Tucked into a little canyon just a couple miles from Exit 98 and Interstate 5 near Canyonville are the South Umpqua Rod and Gun Club shooting ranges and learning center.

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Umpqua National Forest received results from a third-party Project Preliminary Assessment this month, officially choosing the Canyonville area as the new home for Tiller Ranger District Operations.

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CANYONVILLE — Diners visiting Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville have a renewed option among their restaurant selections. Stix Sports Bar, the most popular food outlet on the property, held its grand reopening event last Wednesday.

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CANYONVILLE — Intermixed with the sounds of passing trucks on Interstate 5 near Exit 99, the distant rumble of motorcycles of all shapes and sizes could be heard as they approached Seven Feathers Casino and Resort in Canyonville. The riders were taking part in an 1,188-mile journey of honor …

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CANYONVILLE — Seven Feathers Casino Resort reopened Friday after being closed for more than two months, an event that was met with enthusiasm by customers and workers alike, all eager to regain some sense of normalcy.