Roseburg’s been growing slow and steady since 2010, slower than most Oregon cities, but faster than most other cities within Douglas County.
Covered bridges boast much beauty and history and there are a total of six in Douglas County. Two of those six are in the Myrtle Creek area: Neal Lane Bridge and Horse Creek Bridge. Take a drive, pack a picnic and explore some of South County’s historic landmarks.
Bring on the classics. The Myrtle Creek Show-N-Shine will be taking place Saturday, July 28 during Myrtle Creek’s much anticipated Summer Festival.
Mid Town Grill (Oregon Clam Chowder Company): Chowder, chicken fried steak, burgers, fish. Tuesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 8 PM. Closed Sunday and Monday. 260 Mountain View Ave., Myrtle Creek.
The Big John Miller Memorial Westcoast Lumberjack Show will once again bring beast against bark to Millsite Park in Myrtle Creek, Saturday, July 28. The show is a favorite event during the Myrtle Creek Summer Festival which runs July 26-29.
South Umpqua Memorial Pool has been cooling off the community since 1963. With the support of the community, specifically a group named “The Friends of the Pool Task Force,” the pool has continued to repair, renovate, and provide a variety of classes and activities throughout the years.
The Myrtle Creek Summer Festival celebrates 32 years this summer.
Southern Douglas County is surrounded by gorgeous rivers, lakes, mountains and forests. It is the perfect playground for a sunny day trip or relaxing getaway. Experience all that the Myrtle Creek area has to offer by stepping into it’s gorgeous backyard.
My family and I are proudly South Douglas County folks. We moved here in early 1989 and are blessed to call Myrtle Creek our home. That beautiful feeling and sense of belonging to a caring community is precious to us.
For it’s 32nd year, Myrtle Creek’s Millsite Park lawn will be decorated with picnic blankets, friendly faces and dancing feet as it once again hosts the Music in the Park summer concert series. Performances will start at 6 p.m. most Thursdays from July 12 to Aug. 30.
“My passion for business began in a class at South Umpqua High School while reading US News and World report,” said Tim Allen, new owner of South Umpqua Rental.
Entertainment of all types has returned to the Grand Victorian Theatre.
The owner of a recently opened Myrtle Creek bakery has hit on a unique business idea — it makes treats for people and dogs.
I’d like to personally invite you to join us this summer in Myrtle Creek. Besides beauty, our community is stacked full of great events and activities this summer. So much, in fact, our Myrtle Creek Summer Festival Committee has chosen the theme “A small town, with a lot going on!” #Truth.
Myrtle Creek City Council voted Tuesday to approve annexation of 15 unincorporated “island annexation” properties surrounded by city land.
The Myrtle Creek City Council voted to table an annexation of “island properties” Tuesday.
