Roseburg, OR News

• Roseburg, OR News
• Truth of Youth: If state bans 'Indians,' what should Roseburg's mascot be?
• Parenting class begins June 6
• BLM to host public meeting
• Police and arrest logs, published May 28, 2012
• Artist goes off beaten path for inspiration
• Canyonville agrees to refunds for tax-exempt groups
• Student Art and School News for May 28, 2012
• Extension Spotlight: 4-H, FFA youth earn their chops at annual lamb show
• Sustainable Living: Here's how to safely stoke your inner Prometheus
• A senior survivor
• Health alliance explains itself at public meeting
• Campaign continues to pave national cemetery parking lot
• Business concepts shared at entrepreneur fair
• Brother, sister carry on family's screenprinting tradition
• Fort Umpqua adds row crops to mix
• Classical radio station eyes Douglas County
• Police, arrest logs published May 27, 2012
• Weekend's Best Bets for May 25-27
• U-Trans considers increases in rates
• Man injured in truck accident
• Woman gets 70 months for sex abuse
• County tributes, jet flyovers planned for Memorial Day
• Police, arrest logs published May 25, 2012
• Garden Valley man beat the crowds in crossing the Golden Gate Bridge
• Music on the Half Shell announces musicians for 2012 season
• Music on the Half Shell announces musicians for 2012 season
• Baker found his niche after leaving prison
• Blakely named to Fair Oaks fire board
• Saturday bike ride from Sutherlin aids food pantry
• DINT arrests two on meth charges in Sutherlin
• Police arrest woman in Sutherlin stabbing
• Douglas County vacation Bible school info sought
• Battalion boss is new Sisters chief
• Woman to remain in jail until fraud trial
• Police, arrest logs published May 23, 2012
• Sutherlin resident creates Wall of Honor to highlight military service men and women
• UACT show takes playful aim at misfirings of comic opera
• Riddle woman run over by pickup
• Investigators determine cause of Sutherlin mobile home fire
• Highway worker avoids being hit
• Homeowners urged to clear brush
• Woman crashes car into house
• Myrtle Creek picks interim city administrator
• Umpqua Partners to give grants, fund Ramble for Recovery
• Police and arrest logs, published May 23, 2012
• Sister city visitors toast Douglas County
• GUEST COLUMN: Play your part in traffic safety
• GUEST COLUMN: Umpqua Health Alliance seeks board members from community
• BLM pilot project story misleads
• Police and arrest logs, published May 22, 2012
• Pacific Power warns customers about potential scam
• Trucks to plug in, turn off and save
• Reedsport city council eyes judicial review of amendment
• League of Oregon Cities will seek city manager for Roseburg
• Local rescue pilot presented with Flying Cross medal
• Douglas County Museum seeks teen volunteers
• Former Glide resident honored with memorial in hometown
• Police, arrest logs published May 21, 2012
• Couple thankful for neighbors help during fire
• Reader survey coming to print edition
• Tri City fire department looks at levy to alleviate cramped quarters
• Truth of Youth: What do you think of Obama's endorsement of gay marriage?
• Roseburg woman learns while serving Legal Aid
• 'Ring of fire' provides spectacular view
• Biochar barbecued veggies served up at Sustainability Fair
• Police use Taser to bring down man
• Sutherlin man runs 45 miles in 8 hours to celebrate his 45th
• Police and fire logs
• Jo Lane students plant apple trees to improve future lunches
• On Biz: Chicken wings eatery opens in Roseburg
• Killer Bread creator to speak at business fair
• Extension Spotlight: Do prep work so you can make hay while the sun shines
• View from the Hill: Warm weather brings out a lot of grim reapers
• My ABC Soup: Advice for better summer health and safety
• 'Killer Bread' entrepreneur keynote speaker for fair
• Lawyers prepare for Wallace plea, trial
• Caregiver arrested for stealing dead man's checks
• Three News-Review staff writers earn four SPJ awards
• Council plans for improvements
• District to flush test fire hydrants
• VA south gate closed next week
• Weekend's Best Bets May 18-20
• Umpqua National Forest names new Diamond Lake Ranger
• Robinson ready to debate - on talk radio
• 25,000 pounds of food collected
• Recipe contest now under way
• State Board votes to ban Native American mascots
• Police recover two stolen guns; suspect in custody
• Man admits, convicted of downtown robberies
• Police, arrest logs published May 18, 2012
• Douglas County forums to discuss health care today
• 52 Can Do food drive to be held in Roseburg
• Douglas County scouts seek to sign up new members
• Sutherlin man celebrates 45 years by running 45 miles
• War of words begins between DeFazio, Robinson
• Riversdale Grange schedules fundraising dinner Saturday
• Grange hosts frugal living fair in Oakland
• Editorial: A century later, DFPA remains robust
• Officers remember their fallen
• Cox named city manager pro-tem until Swanson is replaced
• Eugene Symphony instrumental in guiding local young musicians
• Roberts given 4th term as justice of the peace
• Charter amendment passes in Reedsport
• Hitt tops field in clerk's race
• North Douglas voters approve school bond
• Lookingglass fire reform plan soundly defeated
• Annexation proposal rejected
• DA wins new term in open-and-shut election
• Guest column: Weaving images that rob common sense
• Editorial: Douglas County reserves save us this year, but what's next?
• Oregon Primary Results
• Robertson, Morgan re-elected in commissioner races
• Two win new terms uncontested
• Unopposed races provide clues?
• Matt Robinson falls to DeFazio
• Local voter turnout hits nearly 50 percent
• Police, arrest logs published May 16, 2012
• Police and arrest logs, published May 15, 2012
• Historic Willis House will be put up for sale
• Douglas County reserve fund used to aid budget
• Douglas County voters emerge as primary deadline nears
• DINT officers arrest six on drug, theft charges
• Council increases golf, other fees
• Council meets to appoint manager
• Memorial honors officers who died
• Guest column: BLM pilot project would toss the baby with the bath water
• Editorial: 4th Congressional District
• Ford: Timber industry recovering- slowly
• Wednesday's News-Review will be late
• Wednesday's News-Review will be late
• Douglas County commissioners cancel meeting
• Food dehydration skills to be taught in Dixonville
• Organic producers in Douglas County can apply for funds
• Douglas County Republicans, Democrats turning in ballots in high numbers
• Former partner of Long and Shukle Memorial Chapel celebrates 100th birthday
• Truth of Youth: What are you looking forward to this summer?
• School resource officer an asset in Glide
• Extension Spotlight: Nature boxes close the circle on outdoor education
• Girl on Grapes: Wine clubs offer more than just wine
• Roseburg VA target of lawsuit
• Sports moms rule!
• Mob cashes in for Myrtle Creek
• Oakland mayor receives gift of life
• Public invited to discuss fishing proposals
• Veteran cop named Sutherlin's new chief
• Umpqua Research Co. - Homegrown in Douglas County
• On Biz - Partners purchase Earl of T-Shirts
• Review: Centerstage musical strikes right note on family bonds
• Let Wesenberg continue to serve
• UCC bond supporters criticize opponents for lack of transparency
• Roseburg's city manager is Medford's selection
• Man convicted of sex crimes Thursday
• Fire engulfs barn, house saved
• Douglas reclaims state band title
• Fences zip, Tasers zap, both worth passing on
• Police, arrest logs published May 11, 2012
• Flight instructor takes on airport fixed-base operations
• Small dog attacked by pit bull dies
• Sutherlin FFA hosts plant sale
• Reedsport man sentenced for child porn offense
• Deputy making U-turn collides with car, 1 hurt
• Gearing up for the Roseburg High prom
• Committee approves $59.3 million city budget
• Roseburg woman convicted on sex charges
• Sutherlin logger killed in accident
• Tiller, Gardiner post offices to remain open
• Roseburg School Board approves five-year levy proposal
• Familiar sibling territory explored in UCC's 'john & jen'
• Sutherlin resident Keone Peiper killed in logging accident
• Umpqua National Forest campgrounds opening for summer
• Pit bull killed during attack on dachshund
• General fund OK'd; shelter for homeless teens gets aid
• Nursing students host health fair
• UCC hosts tailgate dinner, auction
• Sheriff's Office budget hike approved
• No injuries in Tuesday evening blaze
• Police, arrest logs published May 9, 2012
• New city manager enjoys working with people
• Cheetah cubs show off their spots
• Investigators mum, but town abuzz
• Renewable energy talk planned
• City budget committee begins to meet
• Motorist causes 5,000 to lose power
• Fire causes $10,000 in damage to area paint company
• Oregon winemaking to be showcased
• Man arrested on fake drug delivery charges
• Roseburg School Board to pursue local option levy
• Police, arrest logs published May 8, 2012
• County budget would keep landfill free
• Umpqua Partners for a Drug-Free Future announces its end
• Dunas works to improve education in public, private schools
• Friends of the Library to hold annual sale
• Man arrested after crash in forest
• Man arrested after store beer theft
• Fraud investigation leads to digging
• UCC students prepare five-course meal
• Truth of Youth: Is your high school preparing you for college?
• Jury convicts Dillard man of stealing from elderly charge
• Roseburg native thrives running the Marathon de Paris
• Energy Spotlight: Plug into workshops for energy-saving tips at various sites
• UCC program helps students earn GED diplomas and start college
• Movie Commentary: The Avengers are here, and the wait was worth it
• Fred Meyer fuel station pumping away
• Trucks are rolling kitchens/restaurants
• Extension Spotlight: Get acquainted with your neighborhood trees
• Police logs published May 6, 2012
• Roseburg car accident injures three
• Yoncalla fire damages home
• Lookingglass hosts parade and clean up day
• Weekend's Best Best for May 4-6
• Douglas County patients will benefit from federal payment
• Grange to serve breakfast Saturday
• Smoke alarm alerts resident
• Cheetah cubs to appear at bank
• Sutherlin student elected Oregon FFA president
• Democrats cry foul against Robinson
• Jury unanimously rules Gurule "dangerous"
• Police, arrest logs published May 4, 2012
• DFPA celebrates centennial birthday
• Roseburg church toughens up to vandals
• County offers retirement incentives
• Police and arrest logs, published May 4, 2012
• Grant allows Umpqua to expand Myrtle Creek health clinic
• Lookingglass fire officials make another pitch for reorganization plan
• Employee chases down dirt bike thief in Roseburg
• Roseburg talent winner plays at Friday fundraiser
• Diamond Lake fly fishing discussed tonight
• Velo club plans 25-mile scenic ride near Glide
• Farmers markets start seasons in Myrtle Creek, Lookingglass
• Commission approves fee increase for Stewart Park golfing
• Arts center fundraiser to feature 'managed excitement' as patrons select works
• Appeals court: Drug search of van illegal
• UVC building new gym
• Man arrested for pulling knife at bar
• Man still critical after Sunday crash
• FFA hosts plant sale
• Elks hold rummage sale for charities
• Support Sutherlin Library book sale
• Laurance survives recall as signature deadline passes
• Hungry, broke, need an inexpensive doctor? 2-1-1 can help
• Umpqua Bank outbid for California branches
• Man arrested for robbery while in stolen vehicle
• Parks commission considers increase in fees for golf rounds
• St. Vincent holds postal food drive
• UCC hosts three themed dinners
• Man pleads not guilty in Myrtle Creek robbery
• Home invasion suspects arrested in Glide
• Police, arrest logs published May 1, 2012
• Readers asked to assess satisfaction with The News-Review
• Drum Circle shares heritage; teaches respect
• Still spinning memories
• Update: One armed man still at large in Glide; one arrested
• Truth of Youth: Who would get your vote for president?
• Police arrest man in Harvard Avenue standoff
• Man seriously hurt in head-on crash in Glide
• Bunco Night to aid Riddle Sawdust Jubilee
• Reedsport McDonald's fire damage at $200,000
• News-Review marks 145 years of publication today
• Police, arrest logs published April 30, 2012
• Single mom hopes for better life in newly built Habitat home
• Roseburg concert to help fight breast cancer
• Extension Spotlight: Gardening in the mild Pacific Northwest
• Umpqua Bank CEO optimistic about recovery
• Police and arrest logs, published April, 28, 2012
• Glide Wildflower Show brings rare flowers to the public
• Citizen Police Academy gives a blue view
• Douglas County schools work to increase college enrollment
• Umpqua Bank CEO Ray Davis says economy slowly recovering
• Kathy Bates new ad director at The News-Review
• Sustainable Living: What's that big yellow thing in the sky?
• Master Gardner's annual plant sale Saturday
• Weekend's Best Bets for April 27-29
• Ballots in mail for May 15 election
• Longtime Canyonville justice faces challenger on May ballot
• UCC forms bond oversight committee
• Plant & Garden Expo set for May 5
• Roseburg Forest Products CEO to talk about industry
• Douglas County Library to host 'Cafeteria Man'
• Trout season opens Saturday at Diamond and Lemolo Lakes
• Woman sentenced for $30,000 theft from school club
• Police, arrest logs published April 27, 2012
• 100 men march in heels to oppose violence
• Roseburg Playschool Cooperative celebrates half-century of service
• Reedsport measure seeks voter approval on all tax and fee increases
• DeFazio appointed to transportation conference committee
• High Cascades fishing season opens Saturday
• Police, arrest logs published April 26, 2012
• Fire district reorganization plan sparks debate
• South Umpqua Powwow Expands to offer more
• Crews complete repairs to Boomer Hill Road
• Counterfeit money making a comeback
• As others see it - Legislation would provide valuable info for college-bound
• OSP seek witness to Monday crash in Roseburg
• Woman taken to Mercy after crash in Winston
• Winston man is 'fair' after hit by semitruck
• Umpqua Bank hosts saving week in Roseburg
• Livestock conference in Roseburg to feature speakers
• UCC hosts Native American lectures in Winchester
• Velo club plans 28-mile bike ride
• Group opposes UCC bond
• Police, arrest logs published April 25, 2012
• Clerk candidates seek to separate from the pack
• Park concert to help Shellard family
• Fair Oaks fire board members resign, avoiding recall election
• Wildlife Safari adds 3,000 pound male hippo to park
• Roseburg man succumbs to cancer
• Community members turn out to support town plaza idea
• City rules govern posting of signs in Roseburg
• Melrose Elementary hosts kindergarten registration
• Roseburg heat record broken for second day
• Police, arrest logs published April 24, 2012
• Q&A: Fire District No. 2 seeks to extend tax over more properties
• OSP seeking witness to minor accident
• Douglas County resident considers Roseburg one of many stops in her life
• Douglas County school news
• Truth of Youth: What is your favorite place to hang out?
• Customer service skills to be taught in Roseburg
• Roseburg run to benefit Relay for Life
• Men in heels bring assault awareness to Roseburg
• Douglas County voter registration deadline Tuesday
• Roseburg's Cynthia Swinford is a volunteer you can bank on
• Sunday sizzler tops out at 87 degrees
• Interim district ranger appointed
• Guide dog visits Sutherlin Lions
• Wildflower hike planned in Glide
• Morgan seeks second term, while Ware seeks return to county employment
• Myrtle Creek group objects to BLM project
• Muirs have reopened M's Restaurant in Roseburg
• Extension Spotlight: Make at least half your grains whole
• Tech Talk: 'Mission Impossible' technology on the way
• Second a year ago, eighth-grader wins spelling bee
• Old Sunrise property, forestland up for sale
• Remains identified as Pankey's
• Police and arrest logs, published April 22
• Canyonville rescinds premium water charge for tax exempt groups
• Best Bets for April 20-22, 2012
• Robbery suspect arrested for February crime
• Premium rates for tax-exempt groups rescinded
• Volunteers ensure Earth Day Energy Fair continues
• Run raises money for scholarships
• Wildlife Safari to celebrate children
• Workshop to explore safe routes for kids
• Tips sought in doe poaching death
• DUII suspect backs into police car
• Suds for the stars
• Police and arrest logs, published April, 20, 2012
• Native American mascot ban moves forward
• Robertson faces challengers in commissioner's race
• GUEST COLUMN: Let's encourage our kids to make the world better
• W-D fire board back at full strength
• Weaver Road bridge work progresses
• Fair Oaks fire board member resigns
• Stabbing victim hedges on story details
• Outdoor activities slated for Saturday at Crater Lake
• Doctor discusses parental empathy at Roseburg forum
• Winston park dedication set for Saturday
• Ten pounds of pot found in van near Canyonville
• Man robs eatery at knife point, police searching
• Chief: Proposed Glide fire station a 'need, not a want'
• Police, arrest logs published April 19, 2012
• Human bones found in Tenmile area may be missing hunter
• Roseburg woman recalls connection with Dick Clark
• Two Roseburg artists create buzz with 'Cross Pollination'
• More arrested in road rage fracas
• Signatures verified in Fair Oaks Fire Board recall effort
• Police, arrest logs published April 18, 2012
• Victim in no shape to testify; judge will try again today
• AG candidates to send stand-ins
• Nine cited in fight taped at high school
• Wolfestock nets large numbers for Make-A-Wish
• Sutherlin robbery results in arrest of perpetrators, victim
• Falling rocks block Little River Road
• County's top spellers abuzz over county spelling bee
• Police and arrest logs, published April 18, 2012
• Image shows Roseburg town square as it might be in future
• County OKs emergency fix for Boomer Hill
• Sutherlin hires city manager
• Coos Bay LNG export terminal, pipeline in works
• Grange to host candidates forum
• Cost of new fire station on agenda
• Man arrested for shooting window
• Pinwheels a colorful reminder of need to prevent child abuse
• DeFazio rival tops challengers in fundraising
• Police arrest man in ring theft
• UCC announces South County campus site
• Truth of Youth: If you were on the city council, how would you to make your city better?
• Nine cited for illegal camping in Roseburg
• Roseburg woman devotes time to Friendly Kitchen
• Four honored at Glide First Citizen
• Bouncer nabs robber a block from bar
• Tea party hears from Republican candidates and lone heckler
• Umpqua Valley club offers hiking options
• Roseburg VA to remember veterans at service
• Sutherlin traffic stop nets a pound of heroin
• Police, arrest logs published April 16, 2012
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Miss Douglas County, Miss Umpqua Valley crowned
• My ABC Soup: Gardens and children offer lessons on how to flourish
• Extension Spotlight: 4-H experience can boost scholarship hopes
• Former Sears employees bounce back in tire business
• Inventor of time banking to speak in Roseburg Tuesday
• Farm Service Agency has new director
• Livestock conference slated for April 28
• 1940 census records give picture of families in days long past
• Senior project remembers a life, raises funds for Make-a-Wish
• Dombrowski, Denny win pageant crowns
• Farmers Market to open Saturday in Roseburg
• Senior center seeks bingo caller
• Camellia collection set to blossom
• Rotary Club hosts spring auction
• Therapies topic of discussion
• DeFazio decries election spending
• County set to take responsibility for lighthouse lens
• Police, arrest logs published April 13, 2012
• Study: Barred owl out-competing spotted owl
• Roseburg School Board to put levy on ballot
• Triple-crowning moment coming up for Miss Douglas County program
• GUEST COLUMN: Oregon is working harder to keep children with their families
• Camas Valley student creates music festival to raise money for Make-A-Wish
• I-5 crash near Sutherlin sends man to hospital
• Myrtle Creek man in critical condition following crash
• Police, arrest logs published April 12, 2012
• Free ride tokens not valid in Roseburg taxis
• Woman injuried in crash near Oakland
• UCC trustees to consider $3 million upgrade to college pool
• Sutherlin woman featured in annual quilt show
• Routine sweep catches 13 illegal campers
• Altrusa donates 420 books for parents of young children
• Smithhisler named to W-D fire board
• Center hosts exhibit reception
• Community center holds craft fair
• Community garden plots available
• Tea Party rally set for courthouse
• Wyden implores House to pass safety net extension
• Glide fire department seeks input on future building plans
• Director says tourism a great investment
• Roseburg city manager finalist for Medford city manager job
• Umpqua Bank buys California branches
• Workshop to focus on retiree options
• Bicycle ride set to mark Earth Day
• First Citizens to be honored
• Witnesses assist police in nabbing DUI, drug suspect
• Police and arrest logs, published April 10, 2012
• Commissioner candidates speak their mind
• FEATURE PHOTO: Bubble Up
• Downtown association director sees great future ahead
• Truth of Youth: Which company would you like to run?
• Police and arrest logs, published April 9, 2012
• DeFazio bills would ensure vets get full VA coverage
• Making a business is her bag
• Police and arrest logs, published April 9, 2012
• Herb, oil specialist set for Sunday talk
• Motorcyclist who went 107 mph in chase arrested
• Bond sought to get school district up to date, up to task
• Roseburg High grad working on account of 10 orphans at a Russian summer camp in 2004
• Do plants cause the haze in Nevada's Big Smoky Valley?
• Girl on Grapes: The Hungarian influence is once again in the Umpqua Valley
• Sutherlin close to selecting city manager
• Kids crack into Easter at hunt
• Homegrown in Douglas County - Sims Electric
• Barber, artist opens shop in Oakland
• Easter Egg hunts planned around county
• FEATURE PHOTO: Drive-through service
• Course offered on bereavement
• Robbery reported in Yoncalla
• Reedsport man's death ruled as drowning
• A treasure-trove of political confusion?
• Police, arrest logs published April 6, 2012
• Tamm receives top honors for growth of NeighborWorks
• Sheriff's contract leaves budget shortfall
• Samoan poet, writer shares culture with Douglas County
• Mudslides chip away at section of Boomer Hill Road
• Police ID body of man found in Reedsport
• Rollover near Canyonville sends driver to hospital
• Glendale council seeks to fill open seat
• Douglas Electric co-op meets Saturday
• Police, arrest logs published April 5, 2012
• Riddle man gets 15 years for manslaughter
• Michael Peterson's croons and tunes raise money to help area veterans
• Body found in retention basin in Reedsport
• DeFazio, Matthew Robinson warring over debate rules
• Playing with fire blamed for house blaze
• Man pulled from vehicle, critical
• Grange to serve breakfast Saturday
• Recall effort under way for Fair Oaks fire board members
• Police, arrest logs published April 4, 2012
• Neglected Winston park receives facelift
• Canyonville water rate structure study on tap
• GUEST COLUMN: Let's keep 'rural' in our Lookingglass Rural Fire District
• United Way fundraising campaign sees drop in contributions
• Idleyld Park resident qualifies for Timbersport championships
• Pyrenees hosts shelter benefit
• Call for quilt submissions
• City looks to fill planning seats
• Fire department to issue burn permits
• Douglas County ranks among Oregon's unhealthiest
• Police, arrest logs published April 3, 2012
• Retirement ends century of Finlay family dentistry
• Truth of Youth: Do you agree with the Distinguished Young Woman decision?
• Pointing pistol leads to arrest
• Two arrested in check theft case
• Carol Beckley is part of a rural renaissance in town she loves
• Customers, employees sorry to see Sears go
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Longtime educator honored at Wolf Creek Job Corps
• Riddle shooter in property dispute pleads guilty to murder
• Richard Hikes: Damp tramp through Oregon Coast Trail
• Shedding light on illuminating efficiencies
• ON BIZ: Mattress store makes its bed in Roseburg
• Did I Say That Out Loud? It takes genius to avoid the stats of March Madness
• Extension Spotlight: Habitat crucial for bees, other pollinators
• Douglas County businesses look at lean concepts
• Roseburg gets record rain in March
• Douglas County Easter egg hunt info sought
• Spots available for Roseburg summer arts fest
• Polynesian poet visits UCC
• Roseburg Fire Department to flush hydrants
• Riversdale Grange holds fundraiser
• Police logs, published April 1, 2012
• Head to head: Attorney challenges DA in May 15 election
• Best Bets for March 30-April 1
• Spillway to keep water down for pond repair work
• Dowd praised as county parks and facilities director retires
• Roseburg on the brink of wettest March?
• Douglas County Easter services sought
• Arts center building is named to national historic register
• From the Pulpit: Future dreaming means present living
• Douglas County Easter egg hunt info sought
• Early childhood workshops set in Douglas County
• W.D. fire district seeking board applicants
• Two-car crash blocks I-5 lanes near Sutherlin
• Yoncalla Log Pond slated for recreational development
• Police, arrest logs, published Mar. 30, 2012
• Idleyd Wild resident is a national timbersports hopeful
• Dowd retirement to bring changes in facilities, parks departments
• Douglas County trio seeks to sing its way to New York
• Arrests made in theft from deceased Roseburg's man's property
• News-Review subscription price going up 50 cents
• Douglas County Fair show tickets on sale Saturday
• Storm water taxes Glendale treatment plant
• Police and arrest logs, published Mar. 29, 2012
• Veteran running across America stops in Roseburg
• Oakland resident's book says fermentation furnishes valuable nutrients
• Sutherlin award contract for Cooper Creek water treatment facility
• Mercy Foundation board member resigns over gun control
• Roseburg boy headed to Washington D.C. spelling bee
• FEATURE PHOTO: Nuts toasted on I-5
• Roseburg woman injured in collision
• Agent Orange documentary screened at Roseburg VA
• Douglas County jobless rate dips in February
• Grants available for Roseburg-area literacy programs
• Advance tickets for Douglas County Fair available Saturday
• Glide man fights PremierWest's decision to close branch
• Veggie-loaded plate makes the best meal
• Merkley says he'll keep fighting to keep rural post offices open
• Police and arrest logs, published Mar. 28
• Roseburg to add right turn lane on Edenbower Boulevard
• Biochar demo set for Saturday
• OSP finds 8 pounds of pot in traffic stop
• Reckless driver causes I-5 crash
• Exhibitors sought for 12th Earth Day
• Almond truck fire a tough nut to crack
• This old house not on the market
• Police, arrest logs published March 27, 2012
• Tolly's mystique returns in Oakland
• Truth of Youth: What TV show are you embarrassingly addicted to?
• Herbert's Pond drained to repair nutria damage
• Police, arrest logs published March 26, 2012
• Pacific Power donates to Roseburg youth
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Fishermen's group to meet Tuesday in Roseburg
• Fish derby accepting project applications
• Troopers arrest Wisconsin driver near Myrtle Creek
• Scotland and Rice Hill: best of both worlds
• Canyonville Christian Academy fights water, sewer surcharges
• UCC instructors demonstrate need for bond
• Consumer goods prices increase along with fuel
• Sutherlin's Davis brothers have fun repairing golf carts
• Tech Talk: Study shows benefits to video games
• Extension Spotlight: Gardening confidence is more nurture than nature
• Master Gardeners help cultivate fruitful interests
• Career a la carts
• Police and arrest logs, March 24, 2012
• Spring Fair celebrates crafts and entertainment
• Massage therapist opens business in Sutherlin
• Best Bets March 23 to 25
• Missing man found on Steamboat Road
• Fire breather, sword swallower returns to Spring Fair
• FEATURE PHOTO: Half Shell High Tide
• Police, arrest logs published March 22, 2012
• Auditions set for UACT production
• Rainfall causes sewer overflow
• Drunken scuffle sends one to jail
• A neck-and-neck tie for ugly
• Fullerton students show off talents
• County will maintain historic lighthouse lens
• Truck driver hits gas pump, arrested after driving away
• Parents offered nurturing classes
• Mercy Heart and Vascular Center receives ultrasound grant
• Official: Disqualification reasons confidential
• When moisture reigns
• Police, arrest published March 22, 2012
• 'Box of sorrow' gets place of honor
• An Association of Writers marks 20 years of wordsmithing
• School closure: Elkton; North Douglas on two-hour delay
• Wedding, prom dresses go on sale to benefit cancer foundation
• Storm brings snow to Drain, flood warning
• Roseburg robberies suspect arrested Tuesday
• Ceremony set for Brookside Court in Roseburg
• New publishing date planned for Encore
• Roseburg offers funds for tourism plans
• Seattle man missing on Winchester Bay coast
• No cuts for library budget
• Crown winner barred from state contest
• Police, arrest logs published March 21, 2012
• North Douglas School District is on a two-hour delay; flood warning issued in Douglas County
• Roseburg School District considering shorter Wednesdays
• Longtime baseball coach Frosty Loghry dies at 94
• Police, arrest logs published March 20, 2012
• Teen murder suspect agrees to bench trial
• Roseburg meeting discusses BLM pilot project
• Ham it up at radio operator class in Roseburg
• Exhibitors sought for Douglas County Earth Day Fair
• Rod & Gun Club to host archery shoot in Winchester
• W-D fire board applicants sought
• Diamond Lake campground host openings available
• Volunteer to fix roof at Roseburg's duck pond
• Charles Lee to address Roseburg Democrats
• Clerk candidate invokes Luddites in his campaign
• Should schools retain Native American mascots?
• Mediating offers fulfillment for volunteers
• Third robbery hits pizza delivery man in downtown
• Accident in Winston sends two to hospital
• Vehicle strikes telephone pole in Green
• Author to dicuss book on Confidence Clinic
• Ski club sets Roseburg slide show
• Variety with a regional flavor
• Roseburg Rescue Mission opens new day room for homeless
• Police, arrest logs published March 19, 2012
• Conservation grant applications sought
• Winston branch of PremierWest supports SMART
• Roseburg's Mercy accredited for heart detection
• United Way seeks charities for fund
• Employers, job seekers look to connect at expo
• My ABC Soup: Aspiring to Crateness
• Extension Spotlight: Get a natural dye to honor agriculture this month
• On Biz: Partners take aim at the gun business
• Roseburg physical therapist fulfilling her goal
• Police and arrest logs, published March 18, 2012
• 'Box of sorrow' haunts dad four years after son's death
• Wolves attract capacity crowd for talk by ODFW official
• Bit of Outback headed to Wildlife Safari
• Weekend's Best Bets for March 16-18
• Myrtle Creek city official headed for Grants Pass
• Umpqua Timbermen host chorus event at Jacoby Auditorium
• Audience blocks fire board's parting gift
• Storm water overwhelms plant
• Citizen report leads to arrests of burglers
• UCC bond heads list of measures on May ballot
• Police, arrest logs published March 16, 2012
• Bride-to-be says winning $7,000 wedding is dream come true
• Riddle High celebrates Pi Day
• UCC trustees OK tuition, fee increase
• Lookingglass FD pegs hopes on reorganization for higher tax base
• Senate extends timber payments
• Oakland School Board doesn't renew middle school principal contract
• Faulty light causes fire, guts garage in Green
• Recalled Winston-Dillard Fire Board will meet tonight
• Roseburg birding walk keeps eyes to the skies
• Douglas County Fair hopes to attract mix of music tastes
• Police, arrest logs published March 15, 2012
• Henry Goes Irish aims to bring an Irish touch to Douglas County
• GUEST COLUMN: USDA helps rural homeowners rebuild equity
• GUEST COLUMN: Port of Coos Bay - will build to soot
• Applegate withdraws from Dist. 7 House race
• Wolves in Oregon subject of talk
• Kitchen fire burns stove, cabinets
• Sutherlin hopes for clarity with water problems
• Police, arrest logs published March 14, 2012
• Police hope identity will help in counterfeit case
• Roseburg man gets Red Cross award for burn victim rescue
• UCC considers tuition and fee increase
• FEATURE PHOTOS: Rain, rain, go away
• City to sell old downtown fire hall for $75,000
• County's poetry culture is on the rise
• Workshop to detail smartphone use
• Cancer center seeks volunteers
• Hidden sugar effects revealed
• Fair acts to be announced
• Late-season storm brings snow to Douglas County
• UCC makes bond pitch to Roseburg chamber
• Police, arrest logs published March 13, 2012
• Newest cheetah cubs being cared for at Wildlife Safari
• Camas Valley cancels classes; I-5 and coastal road conditions are messy
• Truth of Youth: What would you ask Obama?
• Sutherlin artist discovers passion for watercolor
• Law and art fueled Brian Booth's life
• Romtec helps fix park restroom in Roseburg
• Spot on Roseburg Airport Commission open
• Man crashed near Canyonville, cited for drunk driving
• Storm to pass through Douglas County, high winds forecast
• Roseburg Pizza Hut robbed Sunday night
• Police, arrest logs published March 12, 2012
• Misfeldt, Malone win Distinguished Young Women titles
• Plikat Logging - Homegrown in Douglas County
• Eateries open in central Douglas County
• Extension Spotlight: Wildlife finds much to like about lichen
• Girl on Grapes: Spring recipes to welcome the new season
• Scott Henry inducted into OSU Hall of Fame
• Statewide limit on day care subsidies may affect local parents
• Debating government power
• Police and fire logs published March 11
• Misfeldt, Malone named 2013 Distinguished Young Women
• Weekend's Best Bets for March 9-11
• Review: UACT's 'Extremities' lays it on with a sledgehammer
• Officer's domestic violence case dropped
• FEATURE PHOTOS: Unseasonably warm
• Editorial: Roses & Thorns
• Oregon State Board of Education moves forward on mascot ban
• Voters oust trio from Winston-Dillard Fire Board
• Police and arrest logs, published March 9, 2012
• Safety net extension passes in Senate
• Two earn highest FFA honor
• Agriculture seeks to educate its consumers
• Buehler takes aim at sitting secretary of state
• Commissioner candidates not sure UCC bond proposal will fly
• Douglas County workshops set on earthquake prep
• Merkley, DeFazio introduce bill to aid forest workers
• Douglas County-based hiking group goes coastal again
• Roseburg workshop offers composting tips
• Dash to Green 5K and 10K set
• Send photos for Sutherlin Wall of Honor
• Editorial: Spotted owl
• Art Robinson seeks support for his son in Democratic primary race
• Police, arrest logs published March 8, 2012
• Perceptions of colon exam are far worse than reality
• 'Extremities' takes audiences to the edge and teeters there
• Shakespeare festival offers enticing triptych
• Dinner gives international students a chance to share perspectives
• DeFazio challenger is son of GOP rival
• City urges caution on water line scam
• Men accused in rape of disabled woman
• Two file for Hanna seat but say they aren't serious candidates
• District attorney draws aggressive challenge; other county offices contested
• Police, arrest logs published March 7, 2012
• State to consider ban on Native American mascots
• 20 contestants compete for Distinguished Young Women titles
• Handyman arrested for tool theft
• Teen accused of rape, murder waives jury
• Exhibitors sought for Earth Day Fair
• Terrible ties worn for United Way
• Debate planned at UCC
• Oil on interstate causes rollover
• Tossed cigarette starts bed on fire
• Tempranillo is awarded Greatest of the Grape
• Police, arrest logs published March 6, 2012
• JoLane students find sweet way to help homeless teens
• Truth of Youth: What one superpower would you like to have?
• Roseburg grocery robbed at knifepoint
• Roseburg gym instructor is a workout warrior
• Veteran runner to visit Roseburg VA March 28
• ESA holds breakfast fundraiser Saturday in Roseburg
• Roseburg disaster skills classes offered
• Roseburg arrests made in check fraud case
• Myrtle Creek honors couple at annual chamber banquet
• Roseburg dance studio recital steps out
• Roseburg Valley Mall considers future options
• Around the Next Bend: Women of history from Douglas County
• Extension Spotlight: Log values are all a matter of perspective
• Energy Spotlight: Collaboratively designing energy-efficient homes
• Blacktail bucks make Oregon record book
• Teaching an old car new tricks
• Douglas County homeowners hit the Home Show
• Local female veterans connect over art, shared experiences
• Aaron Cubic a finalist for Grants Pass city job
• Roseburg store changes to knitting theme
• GUEST COLUMN: Of our trash and our culture
• GUEST COLUMN: Flawed figures fan the flames
• Weekend's Best Bets for March 2-4
• Douglas County Scoutmasters earn high honors
• Police & Fire Logs
• Counterfeit bills coating Roseburg, Green stores
• Canyonville woman arrested for credit card fraud
• Exhibitors sought for Douglas County Energy Fair
• Send photos for Sutherlin Wall of Honor
• Kellogg Grange to host cake walk for camp
• Roseburg wine symposium slated for March 14
• UCC bistro serves up culinary education
• Local restaurants pair food with wine for Greatest of the Grape
• N-R presents online wine newsletter
• Lookingglass fire measure sent to ballot
• Winter weather hangs on, delays Douglas County schools
• Gladstone woman dies in crash on icy road
• Roseburg man jailed after breaking window in fight
• Two Douglas County women vie in model contest
• Three arrested in joy ride car theft
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 12, 2012
• Roseburg ponders ways to enliven downtown
• North Douglas School District on two-hour delay Thursday
• Susan Applegate paints about epic yardwork battle
• GUEST COLUMN: Good news for book lovers
• Let the sun shine in
• Roseburg seeks to make downtown safer
• Snow causes minor problems around Douglas County
• Roseburg desserts help fund Guatemala church mission
• Lung health talk given at Mercy in Roseburg
• Comedian to put on benefit in Roseburg for sister
• Man sought in foot chase gets arrested in Green
• Man pleads so he can seek treatment
• Federal spotted owl plan proposes shooting rival barred owls
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 29, 2012
• Five Douglas County trash collection sites may close in 2013
• Yoncalla, Days Creek and Tiller schools delayed by snow
• Chains required on I-5 south of Canyonville
• Brosi, Waggoner top Winston citizens
• Sheriff: Cuts would force partial jail closure
• Humane Society offers reward for cat slain by arrow
• Sutherlin School District hires new superintendent
• Roseburg-area Grange to serve breakfast Saturday
• Roseburg fire caused by water heater wiring
• March Against Hunger to step out in Douglas County
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 28, 2012
• Greatest of the Grape pours on
• Victim claims he was stabbed with own knife
• Tri City church rummage sale aids families
• Glendale trees cut to protect children in park
• Truth of Youth: What book would you recommend to a friend?
• Robber holds up sports card shop
• Knights and castles move in at South Umpqua HIgh chess tournament
• Donation going to Roseburg-based Guardians of Heroes
• Fire damages detached garage in Roseburg
• SMART fundraiser planned Sunday at UCC
• Art Robinson to speak at Roseburg library
• Two men share Man of the Year title
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 27, 2012
• Tri City volunteer slides into pool fundraiser
• Police and arrest logs, published Feb. 26, 2012
• Senior property owners receive reprieve
• Four-legged officers hit the pavement with Roseburg police
• Mary Esselstrom working at age 96
• Telecom broker opens new Roseburg business
• Extension Spotlight: Consider soil fertility, weeds and forage needs for spring planting
• Sustainable Living: Shellfish tell a story of migration and development
• Tech Talk: Could LEDs light your living room in the future?
• Douglas County students battle over books
• FEATURE PHOTOS: Sheep checkup
• United Way names Caplan interim director
• Free parenting workshops offered
• ODFW annual plant giveaway is March 6
• Car fire sets garage ablaze
• Daughertys sentenced to 6 months jail time
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 24, 2012
• Dog sled racer speaks to Douglas County students
• Fire District No. 2 unveils new annexation plan
• Drain resident exceeds fundraising goal
• OSP arrests Roseburg man in 1992 murder case
• Winston's fiery recall
• Lookingglass extends winter farm market
• Pot cache found in I-5 traffic stop near Myrtle Creek
• Man injured in 3-wheeler accident in Green
• UCC bond to be on May ballot
• Former Douglas County surveyor enters commissioner race
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 23, 2012
• Roseburg School Board votes against closing an elementary school
• Sean Jones sings about love
• Water leak temporarily closes Roseburg restaurant
• Man accused in goat slaying denied bail
• Sutherlin meets superintendent candidates
• Birding trip planned to North Bank
• Home and Garden Show collects food
• Umpqua Watersheds hosts annual banquet, auction
• Condon case now being investigated as suicide
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 22, 2012
• Dan Bain to lose job in shakeup at KPIC
• Penguin Plunge to aid child abuse victims
• Truck crashes into bird sculpture at UCC
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 21, 2012
• Loans available for manufactured home replacement
• Nominations due for first citizens
• Boy Scouts kick off campaign
• UCC board to put bond measure on May ballot
• All Student Art Show encourages creation
• Truth of Youth: What U.S. president do you admire most?
• C. Giles Hunt has Douglas County grants available
• Douglas County 211 service gets Ford Family grant
• Roseburg Visitor Center seeks volunteers
• Fly Fishing Expo set for Saturday in Reedsport
• Roseburg High students perform children's play promoting literacy
• On the drawing board: Student artwork
• Extension Spotlight: We're not out of the woods with Port Orford cedar pathogen
• Police logs, published Feb. 19, 2012
• Former Fullerton teacher Steven Derlacki sentenced to five years
• ODOT works to clear Highway 42
• Couple found guilty of poisoning neighbor's dog with antifreeze
• Community members dismayed by Condon's death
• Wine Institute students swirl, sniff and taste wine in new building
• Artist, wife carve out gallery in Sutherlin
• Best Bets Feb. 17-19
• Bessie Minor Charitable Fund seeks grant applicants
• Fresh Alliance program rescues food once thrown away
• Grant to benefit Parrott Creek Park
• Course covers chronic illnesses
• DA finds no evidence of crime by Laurance
• Volunteers to aid cancer patients
• Boy Scout begins giving campaign
• School heads at public forum
• Edelweiss Ski Club to meet Tuesday
• UCC officials to talk on bond issue
• Merkley sets DC town hall meeting
• I-5 traffic stop yields almost 4 pounds of marijuana in truck
• Riddle's Marty Condon dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Oregon federal lawmakers release draft of O & C plan
• Police and arrest logs, published Feb. 17, 2012
• GUEST COLUMN: W-D fire board being manipulated to serve an agenda
• Trial begins for couple in antifreeze poisoning incident
• Friday Valentine's party aids victims
• Benefit dinner set for Glide woman
• Volunteers sought for Camas Valley budget panel
• Roseburg VA hosts salute to veterans
• FEATURE PHOTO: Outdoors show setting up
• Bill calls for more logging on federal lands
• Sheriff's detectives probe death near Canyonville
• Gurule guilty of attempted murder
• Grant aids Mercy palliative care team, patients
• Winchester boys hailed as heroes after ditch rescue
• Gilbert sentenced to 37 months for fraud
• Christian musician John Michael Talbot brings music, message to Roseburg
• Theater Review: Old-fashioned hospitality, fun awaits at Grand Victorian
• Highway 42 to shut down; tumbling rocks cleared
• Gilbert sentenced to 37 months for bank fraud
• Roseburg police dog flushes out suspect
• Robinson says it's time for DeFazio to be shown the door
• Police and arrest logs, published Feb. 15, 2012
• No I-5 detours scheduled tonight
• First Citizen award nominations due
• Cellphone leads to crash, gas leak
• Man injured in crash on Hwy 42
• Faulty dryer timer sparks Glendale house fire
• Six-week caregiver class offered at Mercy hospital
• Man flees, tazed in store toy section
• Central and South American traditions inspire Douglas County artists
• Gianotti's shot heard around Riddle
• Judges selected for Greatest of the Grape
• Health care job growth expected for county
• Police efforts to curb transient crime praised
• Children make valentines for veterans at Roseburg VA
• CASA receives Cow Creek grant
• Women can learn heart attack signs
• Two arrested with narcotics on I-5
• Obama budget extends timber safety net
• Police and arrest logs, published Feb. 14, 2012
• High school queen prepares for upcoming rodeo season
• What's the best, worst of Valentine's Day?
• Arson inflicts heavy damage on park restroom
• Secretary accused of forging checks
• Roseburg man keeps rhythm 'round the world
• Winchester shelter celebrates pit bull month
• Douglas County Dutch Bros. sets food drive Tuesday
• Roseburg traffic stop yields marijuana plants
• First beams for new Del Rio Road freeway overpass installed
• Douglas County hearings set on aging plan
• I-5 beams start moving into place in Winchester
• Associates take over for retired psychologist
• Valentine's Day important to florist, candy makers
• Girl on Grapes: What is Meritage? For starters, it rhymes with heritage
• Extension Spotlight: Be neighborly and control pests near orchards
• Sunnyslope teacher wins College Savings Plan award
• Marbled murrelet habitat contested between wildlife service, timber industry
• Danny Lang Center opens at UCC
• Cow Creek gets HUD grants for low-income housing
• Man improving after two days in snow
• Shadow Effects shows all sides of timber
• Smith resigns as director at United Way
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 10, 2012
• Brush receives 88-year term for murdering woman
• Woman accused of Medicaid fraud conditionally released
• BLM employees visit Roseburg's Phoenix Charter School
• Warmer weather fuels brush fire near Azalea
• Greater Douglas United Way stages messy auction to benefit member agencies
• Jury dismissed in Gurule trial Wednesday
• DINT arrests identity thieves in Myrtle Creek
• Troopers find man who fled wreck
• 'Science Friction' discussed tonight
• Bill would block condemnation for natural gas pipeline
• Herman's Hermits front man restarts the British Invasion
• Sutherlin SD picks finalists for superintendent
• Fathers, daughters dance and donate
• Businesses donate to Boys & Girls Clubs
• UCAN aids with rentals, water bills
• State troopers find more marijuana during traffic stop
• School enrollment down in Oregon and Douglas County
• Attempted murder trial continues today
• Douglas Inn owner says business unfairly characterized
• Reader photos still welcome at nrtoday.com
• GUEST COLUMN: Killing the middle class
• GUEST COLUMN: Life is like a board game
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 8, 2012
• Date set for Winston-Dillard Fire District recall
• Date set for Winston-Dillard Fire District recall
• NeighborWorks offers loans for well repair, construction
• Evening I-5 delays Coming; Beams set for replacement
• AARP provides free tax help in Douglas County
• Booster seat clinic clicks for parents
• Construction closes VA road
• Bette Keehley still recovering
• Troopers seize pot cache on I-5
• Driver flees scene after accident
• Man arrested after crashing stolen car
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 7, 2012
• Science Circus enthralls elementary students
• Truth of Youth: If you were a teacher, what subject would you teach?
• Ranching and the Grange constants in Dixonville resident's life
• Man dies from injuries suffered in dispute
• Fire damages deck and home in Sutherlin
• Vehicle crashed over embankment near Toketee Falls
• Roseburg man accused of assaulting girl
• Roseburg man stabbed in throat with tool
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 6, 2012
• Lookingglass Fire District seeks higher tax funding
• Extension Spotlight: Nutrients and flavor are plentiful in beans
• Energy Spotlight: Yaeger's Plumbing is a family affair
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 5, 2012
• Partners start up custom car shop
• Orenco Systems: Homegrown in Douglas County
• Bobbie DeRamus recalls helping to pass first indoor smoking ban
• Hunters find treasure in high-tech geocaching game
• Grant to enrich children's lives
• Geocaching event a high-tech treasure hunt
• Two women accused of Medicaid fraud
• Dentists try to soothe toothaches, thin wallets
• Sergeant patrols in effort to reduce transient crimes
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 3, 2012
• Drain 6-year-old bakes cookies for her library
• Roseburg man arrested for fraudulent trade
• Environmental groups propose own O&C lands plan
• Oakland Mayor recovering after being hospitalized
• Roseburg Forest Products CEO to lead search for UO president
• Roseburg bicyclist hit by pickup hospitalized
• Roseburg boy, 15, steals, drives family car to Reno
• Umpquqa Valley Fly fishers club meets tonight
• Roseburg patrols seek to make downtown business owners feel safer
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 2, 2012
• Recall effort targets County Commissisoner Joe Laurance
• Salzburg Chamber Soloists play off each other
• GUEST COLUMN: County residents have access to discount prescriptions
• Petition targets Douglas County Commissioner Laurance for recall
• Grant allows city, UCAN to go solar
• Vandals strike wrecking yard
• Grange to serve breakfast Saturday
• Community Health: Colorectal cancer can be deadly, but preventable
• Sutherlin man says 'bomb' charges bunk
• RV owner happy to be alive following tree strike
• Police, arrest logs published Feb. 1, 2012
• Convicted sex abuser gets 34.5-year sentence
• Douglas County cuts number of voter precincts
• Riddle cowgirl crowned Junior Miss Rodeo Oregon
• Man struck with hatchet during fight
• Transient arrested after stealing beer from supermarket
• Early literacy workshop offered
• BLM to close road to Upper Smith River
• Research-based YMCA class helps pre-diabetics get healthy
• GUEST COLUMN: UCC's vision, support, students and workers come from community
• W-D Fire District critics force recall election
• Truth of Youth: What latest trend simply baffles you?
• Roseburg woman shares fiber artistry
• Coordinating care for Douglas County patients on Oregon Health Plan
• New alliance to coordinate health care for OHP patients
• Sutherlin men found with explosive devices
• Idleyld Park man who eluded police has been captured
• Three charged with book theft in Roseburg
• Traffic stops yield pot by the pounds
• Douglas County SMART reading program expanding
• Free dental care slated for Friday in Roseburg
• Douglas County youth sought for media messages
• Roseburg cheerleaders plan clinic for youth
• Roseburg homeowner reports burglars
• Sutherlin hosts fourth Special Olympics tournament
• BLM's Roseburg Pilot Project hopes to balance spotted owl habitat, timber harvest
• Donations accepted for wildlife services
• Roseburg chamber president earns state award
• Couple digs into new business at nursery
• View from the Hill: The problem is knotty; the solution is nice
• Extension Spotlight: Cutting wood properly is no hatchet job
• Sustainable Living: Illuminating information on the ABCs of those LEDs
• City locates, halts troublesome leak
• Hoax messages targeted Roseburg residents
• City locates, halts troublesome water leak
• News-Review publisher leaving for new role in Nevada
• Riddle man accused of head butting officer
• Free GPS class begins Saturday
• Homeless vigil draws 100
• Head Start signs up new students
• Church project aids those in need
• Citizens Police Academy opens
• State releases graduation rates
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 27, 2012
• DeFazio calls for move forward on O&C forest plan
• Douglas County literacy celebration kicks off next month
• Crews look for 'break' in water leak case
• FEATURE PHOTOS: Roseburg bank gets spotty visitor
• Sutherlin man to serve nearly six years for machete attack
• Douglas County jobless rate dips slightly
• Temporary ranger set for UNF's Diamond Lake district
• Meeting to discuss North Douglas school bond
• Roseburg Concert Chorale holds rehearsals
• Scammers target Umpqua Bank customers via text
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 26, 2012
• One-day count collects information on county's homeless
• Dixonville Chicks prove that women can power a blues-rock band
• Vigil to be held for homeless
• Falling rocks, debris still a problem
• Lack of product sort should make recycling easier
• Roseburg Vets group to meet about Agent Orange
• Failure to stop leads to crash near Green
• Petitions filed to recall 3 on Winston fire board
• Caller tip leads to arrest of two men south of Roseburg
• Teacher pleads guilty to downloading child porn
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 25, 2012
• End of timber payments could make some counties insolvent
• Bike coalition praises city for efforts
• Man accidentally shoots himself telling story
• Myrtle Creek man sentenced for shooting
• Social services agency to perform survey of area homeless
• Plan to expand growth boundary draws fire
• Concert benefits JoLane music
• Company hired to find water leak
• GOP's Alley slates visit on Thursday
• Four snowmobilers rescued Sunday
• Council approves attendance policy
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 24, 2012
• Highway 42 reopens after rocks cleared
• One lane of Hwy. 42 opens at Douglas County line
• Truth of Youth: What is your favorite era of American history?
• Falling boulders close Highway 42 again
• Crash caused by water on Highway 38 near Drain
• Injured Riddle man flown to Portland
• Roseburg doctor, volunteer prepares to retire after 36 years
• Two 17-year-olds crash in Douglas County accidents
• Bicyclist killed on I-5 near Cottage Grove Saturday night
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 23, 2012
• Roseburg Senior Center on the move
• From the Drawing Board: Student art
• Rock slide closes Hwy. 42 at Douglas-Coos County line
• Extension Spotlight: Life skills, livestock part of 4-H experience
• Tech Talk: New trade show brings new gadgets
• Seniors common target in scam operations
• New barber buying Myrtle Creek shop
• Minimum wage increase draws mixed reaction
• Douglas County fined for zinc found in landfill water sample
• Water conservation request lifted in Roseburg; rain to continue
• Roseburg city water system springs leak; Highway 42 down to one lane
• Overflowing creeks flood Drain
• RHS senior Goirigolzarri is Future First Citizen
• Two-car accident near College Road
• Man arrested with stolen property
• Saving Grace to host tours this weekend
• New storm headed to the Umpqua Valley
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 20, 2012
• Community volunteers named First Male and Female Citizens
• Winston-Dillard fire board reaffirms choice for chief
• Roseburg man guilty of sodomy, child pornography
• Mad Martini Mixer shakes Saturday
• Prozanski to address Democrats
• Ford Fellowship applications sought
• Junior Miss Rodeo crowned Saturday
• Jubilee benefit auction set Jan. 28
• Sinkhole closes Hwy. 38 near Scottsburg; storm drives up rivers
• Afternoon update: Oregon highway closures
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 19, 2012
• Third cabin going up at Douglas County campground near Galesville Reservoir
• UACT performers sing about life, making choices
• Highway 38 closed between Scottsburg and Reedsport because of high water
• Roseburg man on trial for child porn
• Debris flow warning issued near Reedsport, mountain passes require chains
• Book closed on tax plan
• Man released after prison term for rape
• Snow closes gate to hot springs
• Man arrested for disturbance at bank
• Police seek ID, info for assault suspect
• Fairgrounds officials seek $1 million for pavilion project
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 18, 2012
• Accidents abound with snow on the ground
• PremierWest Bank branch closure leaves Glide without bank
• 911 caller faces false report charges
• Woman fires shots during argument
• Coalition seeks grant applications
• Charter school hosts open house
• New winter storm coming
• UCC wine institute moves into new building
• Days Creek and Tiller schools delay opening by two hours.
• Days Creek and Tiller schools delay opening by two hours.
• Truth of Youth: Where would you go for an all-expense-paid vacation?
• Tri City's grandma mentor
• Douglas County roads are pretty but dangerous
• Dog bites off tip of Green woman's finger
• PremierWest Bank to close branches in Drain, Glide
• Free talk on pre-diabetes set in Roseburg
• Tanker truck turns over on I-5 near Azalea
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 16, 2012
• On the drawing board: Student art
• Snow and icy conditions on county roads
• Douglas County businesses survive and thrive
• Restaurant primed to open in Oakland
• Extension Spotlight: Apply nitrogen to stimulate early pasture growth
• Police and Fire Logs published Jan. 15, 2012
• Diamond Lake Resort ready for shift in weather
• BLM's Roseburg District manager Jay Carlson retires
• Katrina Symons to take over Roseburg BLM district
• Roseburg seeks commission applicants
• Police and Fire Logs Jan. 13-14
• Best Bets from Jan. 13-15
• Many public offices closed for MLK Jr. Day
• Sunday could be snowy
• Jackson County reviews Laurence-police car incident
• Fire chief says he'll satisfy payroll info request
• Ford foundation donates to children
• Audubon lecture discusses ravens
• Woodland group seeks applicants
• Raptor viewing excursion planned
• Police, arrest reports publshed Dec. 13, 2012
• U-Trans eyes countywide transit district
• Memorial honors Winston namesake's daughter
• FEATURE PHOTOS: Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area grazers
• Recall effort launched against three Winston-Dillard Fire District board members
• Forage production workshop offered
• Teen arrested for slashing tires
• Skirmish with cops lands former candidate in jail
• Bust may crack down on meth flow
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 12, 2012
• Juice nearly ready to flow at electric car recharging stations
• Art Express program emphasizes creative subject in schools
• GUEST COLUMN: First applaud, then support the bipartisan forest plan
• GUEST COLUMN: First applaud, then support the bipartisan forest plan
• Program aids workers with mental illnesses
• Roseburg church schedules spiritual talks
• Fees waived on federal public lands for MLK day
• Roseburg man arrested for $500 ATM scam
• DINT nabs six in Sutherlin drug bust Tuesday
• New reporter joins N-R staff
• OSP arrest driver after hitting deer
• Grass fire probe turns up bomb
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 10, 2012
• Police, arrest logs published from Jan. 11
• Roseburg's arts center gets energy-efficient renovation
• Algae advisory lifted
• Wildlife Safari giraffe found dead
• Police and arrest logs, published Jan. 10, 2012
• Fire district ordered to release pay, benefits info
• The Galt Line travels west
• Grange to host two speakers tonight
• Man jailed for pot after hitting deer
• Motorcycle wreck sends woman to hospital Monday
• Roseburg mayor delivers state of the city address
• Old Saving Grace animal shelter torn down
• Wyden seeks shift in medical focus
• Winston woman reunited with daughter she had to give up for adoption 46 years ago
• Fire destroys tool shed Sunday
• Police officer involved in scuffle
• Man reports assault in park
• Winston resident finds lifelong passion in music
• Truth of Youth: What do you consider your most prized object?
• Police logs published on Jan. 9, 2012
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Glide Board proposes sewer rate hike
• Roseburg OSU Extension offers class horse first aid
• Roseburg businesses find more space to the north
• Extension Spotlight: Work from the inside out to ensure a healthy horse
• Girl on Grapes: New year thoughts for a vital wine industry
• Seniors ski gathering set in Diamond Lake
• New Blue Heron Vineyards takes root in Garden Valley
• Ketchem guilty of assault in machete attack
• A&M Transport - Homegrown in Douglas County
• Police logs published Jan. 8, 2012
• Douglas County hiking club takes to the trail
• Man still at large for attempted purse snatching in Roseburg
• Umpqua National Forest hires new employees
• Exit opens for UCC students in time for winter term
• Best Bets for Jan. 6-8
• Police logs published Jan. 6, 2012
• Sherm's donation aids UCAN's food bank
• Testimony links Sutherlin machete attack victim to knife
• Roseburg VA holds veteran memorial service
• Benefit breakfast set at Riversdale Grange
• Foster homes in Douglas County sought for abused children
• NeighborWorks Umpqua receives $50,000
• Douglas County clerk to speak to Sutherlin Tea Party
• Roseburg Fred Meyer purchases Chevron station
• Roseburg's Confidence Clinic cuts director position
• Victim testified Wednesday in machete case
• Teens injured still in hospital today
• Sheriff's office: No new details to give
• Wyden to hold coastal town halls
• Police logs published Jan. 5, 2012
• Roseburg pet adoption center stretches out in new digs
• Douglas County poets rally to promote the art of poetry
• Former Elkton mayor and Douglas County resident had lasting effect on community
• Winston-Dillard issues layoff notices to four firefighters
• Man on trial for machete incident
• Work on K9 shelter continues
• Peace Corps seeks alumni
• Mercy welcomes new board member
• Girl hit by vehicle taken to OHSU in serious condition
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 4, 2012
• Man claims county commissioner pulled him over in police car
• Fire district changes chiefs amid budget crisis
• Roseburg man arrested for goat slaying
• Nielsen retires after three decades in Douglas County Clerk's Office
• Writer to give talk on avoiding missteps
• Volunteers sought for warming center
• Man arrested in home burglary
• Teen improved from Saturday accident
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 3, 2012
• It's a boy! County welcomes first new resident of 2012
• Truth of Youth: What profession do you admire most?
• Jewels of the Umpqua: Water and metal inspire artist
• No further details released in Azalea shooting death
• Roseburg hospital elects oversight panet
• Winston-Dillard School District seeks budget panel members
• Police logs published Jan. 1-2, 2012
• Roseburg runners kick into 2012
• Extension Spotlight: Sweet potato a veggie for all seasons
• Energy Spotlight: Mercy adheres to savings with magnetic induction lighting
• 2011 Year in Review: Murders, trials, budget troubles led county's news scene
• Roseburg meditates in the new year
• Family of former Roseburg man seeking answers
• SUHS student injured Saturday, in critical
• Rain takes a short break, Highway 138 landslide cleared
• Police, arrest logs published Jan. 1, 2012
• Police investigating fatal shooting in Azalea
• Chains required on mountain passes
• Best Bets Dec. 30-Jan. 1
• Budget expected to dominate abbreviated legislative session
• Summer reading program picks up funding
• Two Twelfth Night concerts set
• Lilja Fund pays museum utilities
• Friends to take on North Umpqua Trail
• Woman recovering from Tuesday snowmobile wreck
• Landslide slows Hwy. 38 traffic
• Sheriff's sergeant jailed after domestic dispute
• Many offices to observe holiday on Monday
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 30, 2011
• Sears confirms closure of Roseburg store
• New year ushers in new resolve - for some
• Calapooia Reflections Museum set to open doors at new location
• State pulls plug on appliance tax credit
• Five artists present images tied to Douglas County geography
• Snowmobile accident seriously injures tourist
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 29, 2011
• Pilot error suspected in 2009 plane crash
• Cultural trust still seeks donations
• LiveWell Douglas County: Get help to kick tobacco habit
• Fanus death penalty sentence overturned
• Wolf Creek author to sign books
• Volunteers sought to aid foster kids
• Two crash into windblown tree
• Three go to Mercy after I-5 crash
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 28, 2011
• Roseburg Sears to leave in April
• Winston-Dillard fire board declines to waive records fee
• Roseburg woman accused of shoplifting at Macy's
• Roseburg man arrested after break-in
• AARP offers safe driving classes in Roseburg
• Cattle grazing may boost deer forage between Wilbur and Glide
• Predicted rainfall should shift December average
• Roseburg shoppers scout for day-after deals
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 27, 2012
• Truth of Youth: What is your resolution for the new year?
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 26, 2011
• Roseburg classes address chronic conditions
• Roseburg workshop on Alzheimer's offered
• Wildlife Safari ties for second in online charity contest
• Retired Roseburg couple take skills to those in need
• Douglas County Republicans collect school supplies
• Roseburg tree auction raises nearly $6,000
• Roseburg's business incubator nearing completion
• Extension Spotlight: See green with Christmas trees
• Sustainable Living: Hawaiians say 'aloha' to efforts at self-sufficiency
• Making Christmas memories
• Sutherlin soldier spending Christmas in Afghanistan
• Roseburg Fire Department trains four new recruits
• Weekend's Best Bets for Dec. 23-25
• Driver in wreck fell asleep, in serious condition
• GUEST COLUMN: Vaccinations necessary to prevent disease, boost community health
• Local doc appointed Mercy cancer liaison
• OSU Extension service to offer watersheds classes
• Wet floors force medical clinic closure
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 12, 2011
• Painting the holidays
• Caution urged amid icy, holiday traffic
• Federal grants benefit Douglas County housing programs
• Courthouse vigil in Roseburg shortlived, pleasant
• Counterfeit $20 bills circulating
• Commissioner to address chamber
• Santa's Boutique set at arts center
• Credit union collects food
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 22, 2011
• A Christmas tree through the ceiling
• Woman robbed at knife-point in Roseburg
• December dry streak could spell record
• Lutheran church hosts food drive
• Crash sends three to hospital
• Occupiers pitch camp at courthouse
• UVAA invites artists for exhibit
• Cancer patients get Christmas baskets
• Pageant winner arrested again
• Generator begins producing electricity from waste landfill gas
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 21, 2011
• GUEST COLUMN: We must stop burning coal and look to renewable energy
• GUEST COLUMN: Congressmen's plan boasts job creation, sustainable timber
• Roseburg woman has a passion for Christmas decorating
• Injured motorist rescued from precarious perch
• GUEST COLUMN: We are the 87 percent
• GUEST COLUMN: Winter weather calls for more cautious driving
• Canyonville will not be included in library district
• O & C lands plan draws praise, criticism
• Angling for input on parking lot
• Ballet Co. cancels show in Roseburg
• MCPD offers drop box for old meds
• Residence burns down Monday
• County jobless rate drops in November
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 20, 2011
• The surprising face of Sutherlin's hungry
• Truth of Youth: What three artists, musicians or writers would join you at a round table?
• Myrtle Creek woman still on the go
• Cut phone cable at Tenmile disrupts 911
• BLM to graze Sutherlin cattle to help deer
• Roseburg BLM employees help charities
• Volunteers deliver Christmas gifts to nearly 850 Douglas County children
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 19, 2011
• On the drawing board: Student artwork
• Tech Talk: New security technique takes wing in a colorful way
• U.S.-Canadian timber dispute threatens local mills
• Billboards hope to revive Bosworth search
• Fitness dance swings into Drain
• Extension Spotlight: Deck the house with blooms of scarlet
• Tiller community rallies to save post office
• Police and arrest logs, published Dec. 18
• Victim's father satisfied with life sentence
• 'Saving Freedom' sales support charities
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 16, 2011
• Yoncalla Post Office robbed at gunpoint
• Wrapping service supports field trip
• Financial offices collect food
• Youth sell cookies for savings program
• Parkinson's lecture planned at Mercy
• Rudolph Run Toy Drive this Saturday
• Community rallies to family's aid
• Rural attractions, superior medical care make Roseburg a haven
• Wanted: Jobs to keep us here
• The nicest part of the county is its people
• Water pipe break floods portion of Goedeck Avenue
• Photo opportunities delight this resident
• Life on the farm took some adjustment, but now it's home
• Move to Myrtle Creek became a dream of a lifetime
• Staying here meant finding a new family filled with love
• Meng acquitted of attempted murder Wednesday
• Roseburg still high on Peace Corps list
• Confidence Clinic accepting donations
• Healthy Kids receives grant
• Haircut customers donate 105 pounds of food for needy
• City has openings on committees
• New water heaters bring county energy savings
• Myrtle Creek girl dies in accident
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 15, 2011
• Yoncalla area couple are planted in the rural life
• Douglas County's art scene flourishes with theater, music
• Wildlife Safari turns on the holiday Wildlights
• Library backers face tough decision
• Meng jury begins deliberation
• Memories of days past, affordability and even Bigfoot helped bring her back
• People, location, climate impress this county native
• Children have conviced these Philadelphians to come to county
• City receives grant to renovate arts center
• Two cited for throwing paint-filled condoms
• Boys & Girls Clubs receives grant
• Church sets holiday program
• Three arrested during traffic stop
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 14, 2011
• Myrtle Creek teen killed in rollover on Interstate 5
• Eastern Douglas County native thrives in agricultural background
• Four regional transplants tell why they're in Douglas County
• Roseburg councilor announces bid for mayor
• Roseburg council to revise attendance policy
• Myrtle Creek restaurant celebrates Christmas
• Reluctant resident finds beauty in Oakland
• Building his own log home kept him here
• Roseburg man arrested in Mercy bomb threat
• Cow Creeks award $50,000 for hunger in Douglas County
• City opposes closing Rose Elementary
• Two injured in accident on Garden Valley Blvd., Roseburg
• Deep roots make Douglas County her longtime home
• Innovative libraries brought her here
• Editorial: Marion Carl Lecture Series
• Sutherlin opts out of library district
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 13, 2011
• Voices from those who left the Umpqua
• Roseburg Jingle bell jog set for Dec. 17
• Roseburg VFW Post 2468 hosts gift-giving
• Light a candle for the animals
• Two arrested in Roseburg after vehicle pursuit
• Resident spotlight: Douglas High School graduate left, returned to area
• Roseburg offered quality of life
• Roseburg resident whips up holiday dinner for 100
• Douglas County provides opportunities for some young professionals
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• GED class orientations held in Roseburg
• Fremont Middle School to hold Roseburg food drive
• Umpqua Audubon holds birding class in Roseburg
• GUEST COLUMN: Ancestors chose Oregon; Umpqua's playground, sense of home drew Snyders
• GUEST COLUMN: Desire to downsize brought us to Roseburg but college, library and climate made us stay
• Girl on Grapes: Wineries make holiday shopping easy and fun
• Extension Spotlight: Red wines boast robust lineage
• Douglas County's vices and virtues
• Experts testify in Meng attempted murder trial
• UT&E president Norm Gershon retires
• Roseburg jeweler opens new business
• A chance to improve the racial climate kept Rev. Johnson in Roseburg
• Book fair brings local authors, readers together
• Douglas County attracts retirees, but younger workers a concern
• Veterans to be honored with wreaths at cemetery
• Roseburg council to consider opposing Rose Elementary's closure
• Parenting classes scheduled in county
• Seniors Christmas Party taking RSVPs
• Candlelight memorial planned
• Boys & Girls Club helps homeless youth
• GUEST COLUMN: Councilors need to show up, absenteeism rules strengthened
• Gunshot continues to affect him, victim says
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 9
• Prospect of snail mail slowdown provokes mixed reactions
• Propose LNG terminal gets export permit
• Roseburg settles lawsuit with Oakland contractor
• Downtown Roseburg photo contest entries accepted
• Sutherlin school has craft fair fundraiser
• Church holiday services information sought
• Myrtle Creek attempted murder defendant says he was terrorized by man he shot
• Power outage in Roseburg affects Walmart shoppers
• South County children benefit from clothe a child program
• Book Review: Volumes of reading pleasure brighten holiday season
• Ukrainian-born artist brings glittery art to Umqua Valley Arts Center
• GUEST COLUMN: With the right permits, the U.S. energy supply and jobs would grow
• Salem company buys into Roseburg's ATRIO Health Plans
• Jury selection continues in Meng shooting trial
• Police, arrest logs published Dec. 7, 2011
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Woman cited in motorcycle crash
• Deer in road sends woman to Mercy
• Icy roads send one man to hospital
• Brush convicted of murder
• One cited for DUII in four-car crash
• Kaineg pleads not guilty to sex abuse at his wife's Glide day care
• Retired Douglas County sheriff's deputy shares experience in Afghanistan with students
• New K-9 tracks first 'bad guy'
• State motions to revoke LNG permits
• Winston library vote dies for lack of second
• House fire caused by faculty wiring
• Driver causes chain reaction wreck
• Share your special holiday memories
• Homemade explosive found at Mercy
• GUEST COLUMN: Save Our Libraries Committee went to councils out of respect
• Cold, dry air snuggles into valley
• ODOT seeks Highway 42 improvements
• Douglas County Motorcyclists plan county toy run
• Roseburg branch of credit union sets tree fundraiser
• Truth of Youth: Should vaccinations be optional or mandatory?
• Roseburg UACT holds 'The Kids Left' auditions
• Fire destroys vacant Roseburg house
• Roseburg hypnotherapist dispels myths of profession
• Roseburg Fire Department warns of winter dangers
• Occupy Elkton protests corporate influence
• On the Drawing Board: student art
• Energy Spotlight: Days Creek schools amp up bio-based energy
• Hospitals increasingly turning to telemedicine
• Con-Vey Keystone - Homegrown in Douglas County
• Tribute to a Statesman
• Barber of C'ville opens in Canyonville
• Lunar eclipse, meteor showers make for busy December skies
• Extension Spotlight: Turkey deserves some respect
• Richard Hikes: Bandon hike a sandy sojourn
• Roseburg craft fair offers season flair
• Hornets win 1A state football title
• An important note for our online subscribers
• Prosecution rests case against Brian Brush
• Police and Fire logs for Dec. 2
• Friends come to aid of thrift store owner
• Woman hit while crossing road
• Riddle man arrested for drug offenses
• Collision sends three to Mercy
• State should police employers, senator says
• Theater Review: 'Glass Menagerie' glistens with polished performances
• Roseburg church hosts warming center
• Community pay tribute to Gary Beck
• Merlino rolls into the pro bowl
• Historical society hosts open house
• Musicians join in Holiday Harmonies
• Trucker's Parade entries sought
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 30
• DeFazio critical of VA ambulance decision
• Tolly's once again talk of the town
• Fragile family falls apart in UCC's presentation of 'The Glass Menagerie'
• 'Thrill kill' hunters cited last week
• Southgate thrift store a total loss in fire
• Shoe box gift donations accepted online
• Free presentation on Pacific lamprey
• 'Stuff The Bus' food drive a success
• Hikers head for the Oregon coast
• Seminar helps those in mourning
• Commissioners seek applicants for advisory committees
• Warming center open Thursday
• Former Roseburg resident convicted of murdering dermatologist
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 29
• Brian Brush trial begins in Washington
• Records request a costly task for fire district
• Sutherlin City Council tables Library Futures Committee's resolution
• Sutherlin council tables library vote
• Saving Grace moves into new building
• Roseburg home nearly destroyed in morning
• Oakland receives flag that was flown in Afghanistan
• Riversdale Grange breakfast Saturday
• Live nativity scene planned
• Speaker to discuss halting foreclosures
• Man suspected of illegal deer kill
• Eight pounds of pot found in car
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 28
• Roseburg passes library resolution
• Truth of Youth: Do you like or dislike Black Friday?
• On the drawing board: Student art
• Douglas County agency director seeks to help families move forward
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 26 and 27
• Price drops for nrtoday.com, comment system gets upgrade
• Roseburg Cemetery wreath ceremony planned
• Beef industry topics to be presented in Roseburg
• Roseburg holiday remembrance set
• Roseburg church cancels holiday event
• Roseburg bar disturbance yields arrest
• Christmas tree lit at Douglas County Courthouse
• Holiday gift ideas for outdoors enthusiasts
• Black Friday sees push for local
• School swapping: Open enrollment on its way
• Sustainable Living: Rising temperatures mimic our energy levels
• Extension Spotlight: Holiday greenery sprouts with tradition, symbolism
• Former chef puts accent on cooking
• Man sought after two injured in knife attack
• Editor's Notebook: Online news gets cheaper, conversation speeds up
• What will it take for local people to manage the Umpqua National Forest?
• Douglas County's best bets for Nov. 25-27
• Mission says more than thanks
• Police arrest man wanted in machete attack
• Police and Fire logs for Nov. 25
• Local nonprofits receive grants
• World AIDS Day commemorated
• Meeting to look at highway upgrades
• Dinner, fundraiser set for K-9 intro
• Touchstone program gets boys on the right track
• EDITORIAL: Roses and thorns
• Deputy clerk appointed to replace retiring Nielsen
• Miss Douglas County contestants sought
• Commissioners remember a tireless helper
• Two injured in Roseburg area crash
• Roseburg burglary suspect arrested
• Book Review: Secrets, clues come out in the open in suspenseful search
• Annual Festival of Lights adds glow, donations to community
• Grandparents don't need to be fed a line this Thanksgiving
• County residents have many reasons to be thankful
• Roseburg dog show fetches 300-plus pounds of food
• Roseburg's Friendly Kitchen offers early holiday cheer
• Roseburg city councilor absence questioned
• 18-year-old finishes 4-H with national win
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 22
• Price was 'least important factor' in VA ambulance contract
• Roseburg home damaged in fire
• Douglas, Lane Counties make plea for safety net
• Sutherlin hires interim city manager to replace Corbett
• VA affirms ambulance contract to Hillsboro company
• Winston mulls vote on library
• GUEST COLUMN: Avoid stress during the holidays by practicing gratitude
• Police and fire logs for Nov. 22
• Lawmakers must grapple with budget again
• Memorial service set in Sutherlin for LaVerne Murphy
• Mercy gets new board member in Roseburg
• Roseburg traffic stop yields meth arrests
• Roseburg woman arrested after bar fight
• Sutherlin man sought in machete attack
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 19 and 20
• Lookingglass Farm Market pushes on following summer success
• School, education news published Nov. 21, 2011
• Roseburg artist brushes up on her passion
• From the drawing board: Student artwork
• Longtime volunteer, historian LaVerne Murphy dies at 96
• Roseburg couple completes bow-dacious elk hunt
• My ABC Soup: No need to table Thanksgiving if you follow these 10 basic tips
• Extension Spotlight: Take these four easy steps to starting a 4-H Club
• Tech Talk: Extra dimension adds nothing to 3-D movie experience
• Douglas County businesses hopeful about holiday sales
• ON BIZ: Sisters open Roseburg natural health store
• $60 million fish passage going up at Toketee's Soda Springs Dam
• Police and fire logs for Nov. 20
• Roseburg man injured in crash
• OSP seizes 10 pounds of meth in Glendale
• Firefighter tryouts held in Roseburg
• Eight pounds of pot found in car
• News-Review columnist Bill Duncan killed in crash
• REVIEW: UACT's 'A Christmas Carol' rings true for holidays
• Charging stations coming to Douglas County
• Frosty flurries float down on county
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 17
• Logging yarder destroyed in fire
• Box of pot donated to Rescue Mission
• Church plans holiday service
• Saturday party supports Safe Haven
• Stacking up a world record
• Roseburg council discusses proposed library tax district
• GUEST COLUMN: Energy to China? No wonder we're mad
• Douglas County drivers need to be wary of winter weather
• Miss Oregon urges UCC students to earn degrees
• Humanities program seeks civil discussion
• Marshfield High is top winner in Roseburg Veterans Day Parade
• Roseburg woman arrested after police chase
• California man killed in crash north of Winchester
• Labels bring big laughs, and relatives back from the dead
• Surgeon with Roseburg ties announces secretary of state run
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 16
• UACT fills the stage with Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'
• Book Review: Historian pens unpolished account of drive to the West
• Myrtle Creek rejects library district resolution
• Lookingglass Farm Market extends season through year's end
• Items worth $6,000 stolen from store
• Financier accepting food donations
• Craft show brings in 6,000 pounds of food
• O&C management proposal to be released soon
• Home damaged in early-morning fire
• Woman trapped in car for 13 hours
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 15
• Event aims to teach about the consequences of impaired driving
• Library committee getting a read on support
• Roseburg City Council rejects proposal to buy airport building
• Family loses home to fire caused by coffee maker
• Three cities embrace putting library district on ballot
• Master Gardeners benefit food bank
• Tribes establish charitable foundation
• Civil War: Vocal Fusion mouths off
• Charlie Company brings in food
• Secretary of state candidate to appear
• City rejects low bid for cop cars
• Wife of suicidal Iraq veteran seeks better support
• Deadline extended for Roseburg tourism grants
• NWS trains weather spotters in Roseburg
• New K-9 cop makes first track, arrest of suspect
• Special tribute to all U.S. veterans, past or present
• Douglas County man hooked on prosecuting drug cases
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 14
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 11 and 12
• Public civility topic of Friday meeting in Roseburg
• Host sought at fairgrounds RV park, Roseburg
• Boys & Girls Clubs aim for world record
• Canyonville man's attempted rape conviction upheld
• Douglas County children benefit from horse therapy
• Girl on Grapes: Roses add sparkle to Thanksgiving
• Extension spotlight: Make way for new calves
• Former forest supervisor researches: Who owns the UNF?
• Holiday recipes to go with wine
• Parade says 'Welcome home' and 'Thank you'
• Economy forecasted to remain fairly flat
• Flag Retirement Ceremony disposes of 161 American flags
• Riverbend Automotive revved up and open for business
• Chinese market adds wrinkle to ailing Northwest logging industry
• Weekend's Best Best for Nov. 11-13
• Operation Christmas Child taking donations
• Alzheimer's victims remembered in vigil
• 9/11 survivor to speak at church
• Elkton seeks feedback on library resolution
• Veteran reflects on concentration camp horrors
• Veterans Day events to include jet flyovers
• Former Roseburg car salesman pleads guilty in bank fraud case
• Preserved body parts a hit at Roseburg's Mercy Medical Center
• Locals honored for wartime contributions to French freedom
• Book Review: New Grisham novel proof author is up to his old tricks
• 'The Nutcracker' marches again with local youth, Eugene Ballet Co.
• Deputies honored for valiant bid that saved 8-year-old boy
• Six injured when car crashes into tree near Glendale
• Four-vehicle Sutherlin crash injures two on 138W
• Two seriously hurt in head-on collision at Dry Creek
• Days Creek High junior makes an impression at lamb shows
• Sutherlin Halloween Parade
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Roseburg Lunch Bunch forum set
• Sun shines on Douglas County vineyards' hopes
• Sustainable Living: Which came first, the chicken or the ecosystem?
• Extension Spotlight: Halloween and gardening - two great fall pastimes
• GUEST COLUMN: Umpqua Bank VP gives advice on launching personal business
• Roseburg Flegel dinner RSVP deadline approaches
• Richard hikes: A birthday visit to Sky Lakes Wilderness
• Roseburg woman looks to refurbish historic home
• Fund set up to help Ramsey family of Glide
• Pilot in Reedsport area plane crash didn't carry hazard map
• GUEST COLUMN: Family Violence Prevention Month: Leveraging investment in early childhood
• Weekend's Best Bets for Oct. 28-30
• Diamond Lake snow parks, waterfalls open after upgrades
• Truck drivers to pay tribute to Ramsey
• Idleyld Park teen improving after crash
• Lunch bunch sets business forum
• Glide woman injured in Edenbower crash
• Pedestrian remains in critical condition
• 16-year old crashes into semitruck
• Teen involved in fatal crash released from hospital
• RFP to close Mississippi particleboard plant
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 27
• Flagging Down Visitors
• New VA director settling into new position
• Invading crayfish could put pinch on native species, scientists warn
• Roseburg board wants to avoid closure
• Douglas County Library has haunting good time
• Clothe-a-Child fund collecting money
• Pumpkin patch benefits camp
• Injured crash victims identified
• Accidents seriously injure two on Hwy. 42
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 26
• Tri City Elementary students raise money for injured sixth-grader
• Douglas County continues examination of garbage fee
• Book Review: Hardscrabble youth of Tenmile woman's mother explored
• Ghostly goings-on taking place at museum, around area
• Corbett, Mahler set to leave Sutherlin
• DeFazio seeks job program changes
• DeFazio to speak at Flegel banquet
• Halloween party includes food drive
• Man threatened in home robbery
• Three injured in morning crash
• Oakland tracks down renovations
• Former water district employee gets 75 months for sex abuse
• Glendale seeks more information before library vote
• Reward offered in horse case
• Heroes Breakfast raises over $2,200
• Democrats' meeting to focus on jobs
• Women invited to pamper themselves
• Douglas County legislators, others file for re-election
• Two women get jail for starving Grace the horse
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 24
• Roseburg City Council delays library vote
• County employees to take on higher burden for health care costs in new year
• Wilbur woman spreads her rock knowledge
• Truth of Youth: Do you think, worry about retirement?
• Youth development workshops set in Roseburg
• Roseburg VA observes Prosthetics Day
• Eugene man arrested on I-5 after high-speed chase
• Former NW NASCAR driver, athlete dies in crash
• Man had been drinking, left suicide notes before Myrtle Creek shooting
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 22 and 23
• Cougar killed near Fair Oaks area
• From the drawingboard: Student Art
• Douglas County events dealing with cancer upcoming
• Outdoor preparation advice offered
• Two arrested after Winston drug bust
• Green District brothers bicycle across America
• Extension Spotlight: Seasonal changes may masquerade as poor tree health
• Douglas County biochar-ged for the future
• Myrtle Creek officer-involved shooting deemed justified
• The book on keeping libraries open
• Yoncalla horse is found shot, killed
• Folklore Society hosts low key event
• Economic Forecast 2012 event slated for Nov. 10
• Warming, forests talk is Monday
• Sale to benefit retired teacher
• Applicants sought for municipal boards
• Semi rollover closes I-5 north at Exit 148
• Reedsport man killed in crash
• New supervisor jumps into travel plan
• Fire officials warn blazes still a danger
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 20
• Getting close to GameDay
• GUEST COLUMN: Reauthorization of safety net would bring in less; passage remains uncertain
• Paving work near UCC to cause delays Friday
• Pacific Power dims under recession, regulations
• DEQ approves plan for Reedsport wave energy project
• Lost package causes bomb scare at Roseburg VA hospital
• DeFazio reacts to news of Gadhafi's death
• Sheriff Hanlin seeks second term
• Oregon health care group honors state Rep. Tim Freeman
• Stories sought for N-R special section on veterans
• 'Romeo and Juliet' ballet staged at UCC
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 19
• Book Review: Rescue dogs avoid pounds of trouble in this fetching tale
• Umpqua Brew Fest plans second year of music and beer
• GUEST COLUMN: Walk the walk to influence children
• Myrtle Creek delays vote on library proposal
• Plane spins out-of-control at Roseburg airport, two hurt
• Saving more than a building
• Fitness classes offered at armory
• Man jumps from pickup on Interstate in suicide attempt
• Church to host Scandinavian feast
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 18
• Health Department defends fee increase
• Volunteers advise Douglas County seniors on Medicare
• UCC pool repairs a plunge into murky water
• Rescue Mission expands dining area
• Winston seeks impact of library tax
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 17
• Mercy Chapel gains acclaim
• Restaurant inspection fee hike brings complaints
• Heroes swoop in for pancake benefit
• Acquired Brain injury group to meet
• Woman stabbed during fight
• Fire fighting passion passed down in Roseburg family
• Merkley bill could save Tiller post office
• From the Drawing Board: Student art
• Tech Talk: Netflix's next move could deal death blow to Blockbuster?
• Extention spotlight: October is the month to be pumped about pumpkins
• A month after Portland man goes missing, family holds onto hope
• My ABC Soup: Urban/rural divide a uniting force for community transplant
• Occupy Roseburg rally draws a crowd
• Police and Fire Logs for October 16
• Canyonville woman arrested in drug bust
• A 'miracle' for Douglas County MS patients
• Best Bets for Oct. 14-16
• RHS goes pink and spikes a foe for Dig Hope
• Occupy Roseburg protest planned
• Douglas County Republicans auction flag at dinner
• Roseburg Beauty College donates haircut fees to support cancer research
• Earthquake drill planned in Roseburg
• Saving Grace support approved
• Sutherlin man arrested on suspicion of antelope dumping
• Estranged wife in Myrtle Creek shooting had reportedly been threatened
• Red tree vole should be on endangered species list, but it won't be for now, feds say
• Safety net plan 'best deal' despite cutbacks
• Car hits telephone pole in Canyonville
• Victorian tea served in Oakland
• Free mammograms offered in Roseburg
• Green, Rose elementary schools targeted for closure if budget shortfalls continue
• Days Creek shop fire under investigation
• Roseburg lunch to honor veterans
• One dead, one wounded in Myrtle Creek shootings
• Book Review: Don't delay in picking up this book for sage insight
• Canada-based April Verch band brings a little fiddle music to Roseburg
• Yoncalla OKs tax measure to help fund county libraries
• Winston residents arrested in puppy-nabbing case
• Myrtle Creek shooting reportedly caused by love triangle
• Roseburg's Linus Oakes celebrates 25 years
• Barbecue to benefit Glide firefighters
• Bus damaged in I-5 fire near Winchester
• Truck driver injured at Douglas County Landfill
• Umpqua hiking club heads for Twin Lakes
• Reward increased in Sutherlin antelope poaching case
• Two shot in Myrtle Creek confrontation
• Winston winery benefits from recent trip to Spanish vineyards
• Master Gardener training classes set in Roseburg
• Master Food Preservers test pressure gauges in Roseburg, Winston
• Water main repairs planned for Roseburg's Harvard Avenue
• Riddle man suspected of poaching
• Reward raised for Sutherlin antelope dumping case
• Several Douglas County sites offer Medicare enrollment help
• Medicare enrollment kickoff party set in Roseburg
• Winston man arrested for store theft
• Craker Lake seeks skiiers for patrol
• Drain, Glendale councils support library funding proposal
• Roseburg to buy renewable energy
• GUEST COLUMN: File a potty plan for your flight - or else
• Reward offered for puppies stolen from Saving Grace
• Douglas County insect sightings create buzz
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 10
• Roseburg woman keeps full dance card at 90
• Truth of Youth: When should schools begin teaching foreign languages?
• Roseburg's Mercy Hospice offers webinars
• Food connection event set in Winston
• Roseburg BLM sets pilot project meeting
• Roseburg man arrested following pursuit, crash
• Elliott State Forest plans drawing fire at finish line
• Oregon State Police seek illegal hunters
• Closure of Del Rio overpass, east side freeway ramps to affect Winchester traffic
• From the Drawing Board: Student art
• Industrial vending machines gaining popularity
• Couple rolls into Drain bowling business
• Extension Spotlight: Balance your fuel with the energy you spend
• View From the Hill: Thirsting for solutions as water woes create ripple effect
• Girl on Grapes: Oregon's wine industry not bottled by stagnant economy
• Sutherlin man uses handmade longbow to bring down bighorn sheep
• Cancer doesn't deter Oakland man from bagging bighorn sheep
• South County Pumpkin Festival proves to be a success
• Supreme Court overturns ruling in van search case
• League of Women Voters holds to history, principles in shifting political climate
• Best Bets for Oct. 7 to 9
• LUBA: Glide concert appeal not our jurisdiction
• Parenting workshop on feelings offered
• Racing fans donate a cornucopia of food
• Fitness boot camp offered at Hucrest
• Residential burn permits issued
• Operation Christmas Child kicks off soon
• Land use ruling affects development plans west of Roseburg
• Made up in New York City
• State of war doesn't allow for niceties in dealing with enemies
• New safety net proposal would bring additional cuts
• Rock Creek Road repair options studied
• Two women found guilty of neglecting Grace the horse
• Timber magnate Bud Johnson remembered
• Workshops set to relieve patients
• RHS cheer clinic raises money
• Health screenings coming up in Roseburg
• Autopsy complete, results pending in shooting death
• Report card: Douglas County schools mostly doing well
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 5
• Book Review: Holiday story by local author tells of unlikely friendship
• Canyonville Pumpkin and Music Celebration aspires to produce world's heftiest squash
• Youngsters experience old-time fun
• Douglas County libraries push funding proposal
• Hydroelectric project area to be toured
• Grange fundraising dinner is Saturday
• Animal blessing set in South County
• Free health screenings offered by Lions Club
• Children's coat drive held at Oak Park
• Freeway underpass closes for 24 hours starting Thursday
• Shooter: Man begged to be killed
• New reporter joins News-Review editorial staff
• K9 officers join Roseburg Police force
• Police and Fire Logs for Oct. 4
• Murdered man begged to be killed, shooter claims
• Former Miss Douglas County suspected of heroin possession
• Coos Bay Rail Line Nears opening
• Burned man's condition serious
• Kitchen fire burns home early Monday
• Guided hike up Mount Bailey set
• Coat and blanket drive for kids held
• Myrtle Creek man arrested for murder of Roseburg man
• Myrtle Creek won't have to make further pool upgrades
• Canyonville woman plans Ghana trip
• Truth of Youth: What are your thoughts on standardized tests?
• Tri City man injured in mobile home fire
• Hunter finds body in Myrtle Creek area
• Hunter finds body near Myrtle Creek; officials call death suspicious
• Merkley pushes to improve mortgage modificaitons
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• ENERGY SPOTLIGHT: Elkton winery uncorks energy savings
• Suspected drug dealer arrested near Winchester Elementary
• Extension spotlight: Shedding daylight on beneficial creatures of the night
• Canyonville couple shares the journey and recovery dealing with cancer
• Roseburg piano teacher hitting all the right notes for 60 years
• Roseburg Walmart confirms expansion to supercenter
• Long-time friends now business partners
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 30 and Oct. 1
• Roseburg man burns pink light for wife, others lost to cancer
• Roseburg man uses humor to survive breast cancer
• First Roseburg Library Lego Club a success Saturday
• Weekend's best bets in the county
• Nielsen to leave Clerk's Office at end of year
• Governor praises county OHP providers
• Man sentenced to 10 years for arranging 2004 slaying
• Librarian's departure opens another chapter in staff shortages
• Roseburg's Talik wins on home course
• Blaze damages Sutherlin home, displaces two
• County revisits Rock Creek Road repairs
• Food connection workshop scheduled
• Columnist speaks at society meeting
• Master Gardener training scheduled
• Girls of the Gridiron
• Grange schedules breakfast, dinner
• Habitat for Humanity seeking families
• Veterans parade seeks participants
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 28
• Water district board thanks sex offender for resignation
• Roseburg school sees bright future with solar
• Book Review: Oregon author shows ducks can count on beavers in times of need
• Bets are high on success of Gallery 7 at Seven Feathers Casino Resort
• Convicted sex abuser Tankersley resigns
• Project improves Roseburg's Harvard Fire Station
• Shred papers at area credit union
• UCC to host animal blessing
• Brew Fest features beverage contest
• BLM to hold review of harvest
• Wyden continues push for new timber safety net
• Phoenix sees bright future with solar
• State looks to revamp Oregon Health Plan
• Roseburg council rejects red-light camera plan
• $5 million Ford gift helps OSU grow new opportunities
• Canadian family gets lost, stranded near Steamboat
• Friends plan hike on Sawtooth Mountain
• Couple pleads not guilty to poisoning neighbor's dog
• Family elaborates on missing man's illness
• Two suspected of money laundering
• Trial delayed for alleged shooter
• Roseburg native joins City Council
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 26
• Local educators wait for details on Obama's waiver
• Efforts continue to find missing man last seen in Riddle
• Truth of Youth: What TV show is a 'can't miss' for you and why?
• Glide author hopes contest win propels his work
• Fire restrictions in place for UNF
• Tiller District boughs ready to fill halls
• Home show food donations double
• Roseburg VA seeks to improve women veteran care
• Roseburg orthodox church marks one-year anniversary
• Sustainable living: Innovations allow for improved efficiency in 1980s solar home
• View From the Hill: Pranksters and jesters often aren't as funny as they think
• Roseburg hunter tags big bull elk
• Runners ramble in show of support
• Mechanic opens shop in Roseburg
• Umpqua Dairy celebrates 80 strong years
• Exetnsion Spotlight: Students can turn over a new leaf at 4-H
• Vigilantes still handing out Myrtle Creek justice
• GUEST COLUMN: Are we poor enough now?
• Meeting discusses Oregon Health Plan
• Riversdale Grange plans open house
• Volunteers sought to clean public lands
• Judge hands man 12-year sentence
• Roseburg City Council to appoint new councilor
• News-Review Sunday comics expanding
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 22
• Water district employee on paid leave after sex abuse conviction
• Roseburg council to consider red light cameras
• Digits make the shutter close on his memory
• Lions clubs sponsor lion observation deck at Winston's Wildlife Safari
• Deputies call off ground search as reward offered
• Douglas County timber leader tells Congress more logs needed
• Oakland man arrested after child porn found on lost iPod
• Forest Service waives fees for one day
• Driver walks away from truck crash
• Asteroid falls reported across county
• Complaints ward off Douglas County emergency ordinance
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 21
• Road construction likely to delay UCC traffic as school starts
• New-York based comedy troupe plays RCCA
• Book Review: Plight of fleeing families portrayed in American disaster tale
• Robertson will seek 9th term, faces challenger
• Glide company supplies buildings for Flight 93 memorial
• Portland volunteers join search for missing man in Riddle
• Elegant evening supports CASA
• Roseburg hosts solar conference
• Pet wash supports Alzheimer's research
• MoveOn group to discuss job plans
• Marriage equality Demo dinner topic
• Man arrested after gun thefts, chase
• Unemployment rate creeps up in August
• Roseburg senior planner retires
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 20
• Ford among History Maker's Medal winners
• GUEST COLUMN: BLM generates more than it spends
• Officers honored at Respect for Law banquet
• Search for Cycle Oregon volunteer remains a mystery
• Counseling center offers free therapy
• Man arrested after pot found in car
• Algae advisory lifted at Lemolo
• Two arrested after police chase
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 19
• Reel change comes to Roseburg theaters
• Auction to help family of man suffering from cancer
• Riddle man killed when tractor rolls off roadway
• Roseburg postal clerk pens new page in life
• Webcast explores ethics, morality
• Ducks Unlimited banquet is Saturday
• Fire camp shuts down; mop up begins
• Brush fire burns 25 acres near Myrtle Creek
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 17 and 18
• Search continues for man missing from Riddle
• Glide concert sees no complaints
• Firefighters tackle blaze near Myrtle Creek
• Tech talk: Notebooks and pens now come in many forms
• Extension spotlight: Enlightening facts about lightning and its loud companion
• Olalla couple proves yes, they can
• Cycle Oregon spins to close in Sutherlin
• Portland man missing from Cycle Oregon campsite
• Roseburg couple recovers from drug addition, help others in their old shoes
• Library Foundation to use endowment money to examine taxing district
• Electric cars charge ahead
• Second hand store returns to Myrtle Creek
• Girl on Grapes: Oak a supporting player in a wine production
• The road to a dream bull
• Cycle Oregon volunteer missing in Riddle
• Best Bets for Sept. 16-18
• Theater review: UACT's 'Pennypacker' wrong currency for today's audience
• Wine walk strolls through Roseburg's downtown
• Fly tying festival set in Glide
• Dinner at Umpqua winery to benefit cancer patient
• Douglas County home showcase includes food drive
• Umpqua National Forest fires coming under control
• Roseburg gets grants for more firefighters
• Riddle welcomes Cycle Oregon today
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 15
• FEATURE PHOTO: Garden variety weather
• Glendale school district eyes new security measures
• Recycled material sculpture contest set in Green
• Firefighters gaining ground on Umpqua Complex fires
• N-R seeks information on events linked to cancer awareness
• Myrtle Creek Grange hosts sock drive
• Road work in Roseburg to affect traffic
• Douglas County Planning Commission meeting canceled
• Roseburg area orchard hosts sauerkraut class
• UCC study shows college a sound investment
• Controversial Glide concert will hit the stage
• Hope takes root in the unlikeliest of places
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 14
• Book Review: Courage and valor proceed full-steam ahead in WWII memoir
• Mr. Pennypacker has two families in new UACT play
• Dynamic duo enlivens downtown Roseburg
• South Umpqua School District plans dinner, fundraiser
• Reedsport fire department sets open houe
• Man arrested for DUI crash near Curtin
• Douglas County K9 sniffs out illegal substances worth thousands
• Guns found during traffic stop near Wilbur
• Roseburg chamber hosts financial speaker
• Conditions improve, firefighters gain ground on Umpqua Complex
• Deadline nears for N-R comics survey
• MC Garden Club has sale for charity
• GUEST COLUMN: Cycle Oregon pedals past county's promising industrial sites
• Storm-damaged road won't be fixed this year
• Fairgrounds plans switch to high-efficiency lights
• Police and Fire Logs or Sept. 13
• Douglas County Master Gardeners grow for food bank
• Umpqua Complex fires grow
• DC commissioners agree to settle with fired employee
• Roseburg City Council postpones appointing new councilor
• Sutherlin man killed in Nevada wreck
• GUEST COLUMN: Oakland needs a unified vision
• Roseburg woman accused of smashing bird with fist
• Roseburg, other DMV offices closed Friday
• Rare Douglas County bumblebee could receive protection
• Douglas County coalition sets car-seat clinic
• Tri City school hosts fun run
• N-R seeks input on comics
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 12
• Swifts converge on Roseburg chimney
• Motorists can expect delays on Interstate 5
• Roseburg man, 92, volunteers at police department
• How much privacy should we surrender?
• Would-be armed robber hits Roseburg pharmacy
• Roseburg choir starts practicing
• Mount Thielsen hike planned
• Umpqua Valley Children's Choir starts rehearsals
• Roseburg contest entries available
• Fires rage on in the Umpqua National Forest
• Roseburg honors those killed on Sept. 11, 2001
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 10 and 11
• Douglas County residents reflect on 9/11 experiences
• Extension Spotlight: Getting to the root of plant benefits
• Oakland couple bikes to South Dakota, part 2
• Roseburg couple's memories of 9/11 attacck still fresh
• Downtown Roseburg Association changes leadership
• New salon opens in Roseburg
• Fires consume more than 500 acres near Toketee
• National Guard officer gets Army permission to serve on Roseburg council
• Douglas County winemakers, artists and musicians gather for festival
• GUEST COLUMN: Perhaps Pynch ranch chase stimulated the local economy
• Kroger touts accomplishments in bid for second term
• Plane makes emergency landing in Winston field
• Church faith history series continues
• Pub proceeds benefit Boys & Girls Clubs
• Breakfast planned for truckers, spouses
• Sutherlin ready to start, finish Cycle Oregon
• Douglas County services mark 9/11 anniversary
• More than 50 fires burning in Umpqua National Forest
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 8
• Wave energy project still up in the air
• Roseburg murder trial of Dustin Wallace delayed
• Roseburg girl, Labrador fetch dock dog title
• Disasters won't bring forced evacuations in Douglas County
• Police and Fire Logs or Sept. 7
• Fire damages Roseburg hobby shop
• Book Review: Pages chart a cross-cutural culinary excursion
• Winemakers feature concotions at wine festival
• Douglas County fire gets state playing card
• Roseburg Veterans' Cemetery construction continues
• Smoke drifts into Douglas County
• Church plans 9/11 program
• Church sets benefit sale
• Fall parenting classes offered
• Health department looking for pit bull
• New VA director on board at Roseburg medical center
• Fire danger increases with hot weather, dry fuel
• Corporate money to finance homeless veteran housing in Roseburg
• Douglas County heats up
• Police and Fire Logs for Sept. 5
• Vehicle crash causes injury
• Head-on ATV crash injures two
• Man injured in boat crash
• Sutherlin coffee roaster wins at State Fair
• GUEST COLUMN: UCC conference promotes healthy living across the life span
• Survey and manage applies to all age classes of timber
• Eugene woman drowns in Elkton Sunday
• Roseburg man finds long-lost Swedish relatives
• On the Drawing Board: Student artwork
• Roseburg couple takes tandem bike trip across the West
• Extension Spotlight: Follow these strategies for keeping tansy at bay
• Energy Spotlight: Going Green recycles knowledge as well as products
• DId I Say That Out Loud? Old Navy fails punctuation test
• Douglas County's blue-green algae a persistent problem
• Elliott State Forest closes some roads
• Dixonville fire destroys unoccupied building; no one injured
• Greers 'kozy' up to their Sutherlin kitchen again
• Buyers driving real estate market
• Sutherlin offers Ultimate Triathlon
• Spin cycle: Bike enthusiasts converge on Douglas County
• Roseburg boy takes stage at Oregon State Fair
• Weekends best bets for Douglas County
• United Way kicks off campaign
• Douglas County labor day closures set
• Southern Oregon Wine Institute gets $1.25 million federal grant
• VA seeks veteran artwork
• Mercy hosts hospice lecture
• Melon festival ripe again for year 43
• Delfino's goes Celtic Saturday
• Road remains closed near Steamboat Falls
• Prominent Oakland restaurant set to close
• Elkton celebrates its past
• County nears placing old Sunrise property on market
• Fraudulent phone calls reported in Douglas County
• Applegate House in Yoncalla opens in Sept.
• Workshop on funding nonprofits planned in Winchester
• Roseburg church schedules spiritual discussion
• Douglas County accident victims improve in hospitals
• Lemolo Lake under blue-green algae warning
• Douglas County Fire District No. 2 starting over with annexation proposal
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 31
• New greenhouse growing at Sutherlin High
• Book Review: Memoir tells of couple's miraculous escape from 9/11 disaster
• Al Hooten carves out a spot at Canyonville Craft Fair
• Ex-mental health worker claims 'wrongful termination'
• Sutherlin man arrested for illegal elk, deer hunting
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 30
• Roseburg yard sale to help Redmond infant
• Junk sculpture contest planned in Green
• Roseburg water loss figured from pipe break
• Lemolo Lake algae levels prompt health warning
• Staff, students back in the groove
• GUEST COLUMN: Why does it matter if downtown Roseburg survives or thrives?
• Roseburg funeral home fire soon quenched
• Swift watch event in Roseburg planned for Sept.
• Vigilantes to host anniversary potluck in Myrtle Creek
• Home builders put work on display
• Douglas County schools get marks on state reading standards
• Corroded pipe blamed in water pipe leak
• Roseburg seeks historic status for arts center building
• Booster club theft suspect Lee in court
• Douglas County fire crews suppress small forest blazes
• Preservers plan Roseburg class on tomatoes
• Hospital reunion slated for Sept. 17 in Roseburg
• Truth of Youth: Was Burger King wise to dethrone its King?
• Douglas County-based parole and probation officer reaches out to youth on caseload
• Broken water main in Roseburg dampens first day of school
• Roseburg resident killed in rural Coos County crash
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 27 and 28
• New Umpqua Watersheds executive director seeks rapport with timber industry
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• View from the Hill: He no longer regards his addictions as puzzling
• Sustainable Living: Time will tell whether sun also rises on solar energy efforts
• OSU Extension Spotlight: Let stars twinkle while germs go down the drain
• Douglas County teachers prepare for new school year
• Fundraising totals reported by DeFazio, Robinson
• Garden Faire bids farewell
• Roseburg girl guides dock dog to excel under pier pressure
• Tech Talk: Will the releasea of iPhone 5 be announced soon?
• Douglas County Duck Race winners announced
• Canyonville celebrates Pioneer Days
• Weekend's best bets is just ducky
• Cow Creek attorney enters plea deal
• Umpqua's Got Talent kicks off in Oakland
• Glendale accident sends two to hospital
• Preservers, gardeners to answer questions in Elkton
• Sept. 2 coffee sales in Roseburg help United Way
• Umpqua Forest roads to be topic of meeting
• Grants fund homeless veteran housing project at Roseburg VA
• Evidence collected, autopsy planned in Myrtle Creek shooting
• Fire crews mostly mopping up
• Bike share company demonstrates program at VA in Roseburg
• Doctors unable to reattach Sutherlin man's arm
• United Way hosts Roseburg golf ball drop
• Fall parenting classes offered in Douglas County
• Habitat for Humanity seeks Roseburg area family
• Bowhunters reminded of fire restrictions
• Douglas County Duck Race set for Saturday
• Fire season strikes Douglas County
• Douglas County unemployment news mixed
• Book Review: Life proceeds more smoothly on a full stomach
• Roseburg photographer Laurie Breier captures graffiti on railroad cars
• Pioneering spirit celebrated in new fashion at festival
• DeFazio calls for budget reform
• Sutherlin man's arm severed in I-5 accident
• Days Creek man earns Bronze Star
• Pavement projects to affect traffic
• Woman recovering after falling Monday
• Church holds yard sale
• Hike planned to Grasshopper Mountain
• Man killed in possible domestic disturbance
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 23
• Man shot, killed in Myrtle Creek
• GUEST COLUMN: Libraries provide means to improve lives
• Back to School for Roseburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• GUEST COLUMN: Global warming will take your breath away
• Appeals court reverses Douglas County decision on parenting rights
• Roseburg to seek grant for airport project
• Glendale graduate sees son's birth via Skype
• Century Farm hosts ranch ride
• Forest roads talk to be held
• Swift watch event planned for September
• Woman critically injured in bridge fall
• Glide teachers approve agreement, sports begin as scheduled
• Green resident displays green thumb supreme
• Truth of Youth: How will you spend your last week before school?
• Douglas Hospital reunion slated for Sept. 17 in Roseburg
• Winston Ladies Auxiliary plans safari benefit
• BLM to hold talk on Umpqua water trail
• Former Roseburg police officer convicted of murder
• Two arrested after attempting to elude police by driving into barn
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 20 and 21
• Heat goes on in Douglas County
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Douglas County fallen veterans honored by motorcycle ride
• Elderly Roseburg man stopped after wrong way drive
• Extension spotlight: Winged stingers have piercing similarities, differences
• Garden Faire: Can I get an 'amen' for lilies of the field?
• Teacher makes transition to Roseburg market and deli owner
• Families coping with Down syndrome find support, understanding
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 19 and 20
• My ABC Soup: Endurance, not speed, leads to a healthy, trim body
• Boys & Girls Clubs of the Umqua Valley center marks 10 years
• 23rd annual Sutherlin Blackberry Festival a fruitful, muddy success
• Best Bets: Weekend of Aug. 19-21
• District No. 2 interim chief is named permanent replacement
• County Fair food drive donations up in Roseburg
• Author holds book signing in Roseburg on Saturday
• DFPA to tighten Douglas County fire restrictions Monday
• Myrtle Creek man injured in I-5 accident near Azalea
• Oldies rock to hit Umpqua Valley Wine, Art and Music Festival
• Douglas County lawmakers praise work to secure vets home funding
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 18
• Trip inspires Roseburg piano phenom
• GUEST COLUMN: YMCA reminds us to practice water safety
• Hot days finally in forecast for Roseburg
• Roseburg low-income senior housing rehabbed
• Man arrested for May rape of Myrtle Creek woman
• Three arrested in Roseburg for wildlife crimes
• Winchester Bay man accused of California sex crimes
• Roseburg Planning Commission has opening to fill
• Blackberry Festival set to splatter in Sutherlin
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 17
• Abuse conviction shows consequences of pets in hot cars
• Book Review: Don't pussyfoot around about this lively mystery
• Scottish society member prepares for Winston's Celtic Highland Games
• GUEST COLUMN: Debt limit legislation will be felt locally
• Tribute to Fallen Soldiers revs up in Roseburg
• Practices temporarily benched for Glide district
• Smith River grange hosts fair Sunday
• Salon to offer free school haircuts
• Medical assistance items available
• Property tax board seeks members
• Applicants sought for various boards
• Douglas County Fair has plans to ensure safety
• Third truck climbing lane to be added to freeway project
• Roseburg's Music on the Half Shell season concludes
• Roseburg man threatens suicide on Oak Street bridge
• Woman sought following attempted robbery in Roseburg
• Police seek poacher who shot trophy deer in Sutherlin
• Roller Vixens to face California squad in Roseburg
• Church in Roseburg to host health fair Aug. 28
• Roseburg bike path paved
• Douglas County program assists people who employ home care workers
• GUEST COLUMN: Fair security guard job a learning experience for teacher
• Tri City home destroyed by fire
• Open again, Myrtle Creek pool is a big splash
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 15
• Roseburg teen picks career in music
• Truth of Youth: What's your favorite part of the county fair?
• Last 'Evening of Arias' is Saturday in Oakland
• Umpqua Basin cleanup on tap in Douglas County
• Henry Goes Wine one more time in Umpqua
• Roseburg Diaper Derby winners named
• Douglas County Fair ends successful week
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Girl on Grapes: Beware inaccurate alcohol-content labels
• Garden Faire: Plant ideas for porches and patios
• Oakland family continues Canadian adventure
• GUEST COLUMN: Environmental balance a backbone of economic health
• View From the Hill: Beware of pretty faces beckoning from the road
• RHS grad thinks globally
• Extension Spotlight: Tansy ragwort - this prolific seed-producer is ba-ack
• Girl seeks autograph, winds up playiing with Buddy Guy
• Beatlemania packs nostalgia for fair's final day
• Douglas County families seek back-to-school breaks
• Registration set for Douglas County schools
• Best Bets: Weekend of Aug. 12-14
• Couple survive highway collision with bear
• Country star Dierks Bentley woos die-hard fans
• Relay for Life support exceeds last year's total
• Country singer returns to her roots at the Douglas County Fair
• Glendale teaching contract goes to mediation
• Glide's Lone Rock boat launch to close
• Roseburg VA hosts bike sharing demo
• Get cookin' for the Sutherlin Blackberry Festival
• Riseburg High School to offer driver training
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2004 killing
• Giraffe Jam and free party at Winston Safari
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 11
• Buddy Guy expected to draw large crowd Friday
• Carnival rides thrill at Douglas County Fair
• Douglas County Fire District No. 2 seeks more tax revenue
• County spinners, weavers captivate fairgoers
• Myrtle Creek man killed in commercial truck crash
• Swanson Group to sell Noti sawmill
• Tribute to a fellow howler, writer and Bear believer
• Probation revoked for Douglas County commissioner's son
• Elkton group serves up dinner
• Myrtle Creek pool reopens after drain replaced
• METZ HILL- Stolen car crashed, deputy wrestles driver
• Concert, carnival promotion push fair attendance up
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 10
• Three Days Grace rocks out at the Douglas County Fair
• Book Review: Love and memories suffuse tribute to wife, grandmother
• Roseburg musician brings Texas-style blues to show Saturday
• Glide rock concert dispute headed to court
• Josh Kelley delivers smooth performance at Douglas County Fair
• Free Roseburg jiu jitsu intro offered Aug. 17
• Oakland class of '91 has reunion
• Roseburg man accused of abusing children in day care
• Hit-and-run crash damages Roseburg power pole
• Transient attacked in Roseburg, two others arrested
• Algae bloom advisory for Diamond Lake lifted
• First-day attendance down at DC Fair from last year
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 9
• Douglas County Fair fares well
• Canyonville event benefits Portland children's hospital
• Roseburg councilor-elect resigns
• NeighborWorks Umpqua receives grant
• Douglas Countyf fire restrictions to tighten
• Eugene town hall set to discuss Alzheimer's
• Roseburg's Duck Race includes fundraiser run
• Lawmakers urge U.S. Postal Service to examine Oregon post office closures
• Filmmaker begins second film in Elkton
• Douglas County Fair opens
• Transplanted Yoncalla woman crumbles for vets
• Roseburg teen wins state title at contest
• Truth of Youth: Do you think logging protests do any good?
• Roseburg Optimists host band fundraiser
• Taking the High Street for charity in Canyonville
• Umpqua's Got Talent ready to go in Oakland
• Roseburg man injured in rollover accident
• Hatfield remembered fondly in Douglas County
• Riddle couple shares friendly competition in baking department at the Douglas County Fair
• Police and Fire Logs for Aug. 6 and 7
• On the drawing board: Student art
• Five area residents share Douglas County Fair memories
• Alberta adventure
• Editorial: Activists brought down from trees, not their high horse
• Conservation group and volunteers work to save popcorn flower near Wilbur
• Former Vista Motel residents struggle to find housing after building is torn down
• Roseburg Blast remembered 52 years later
• Roseburg Honda dealership under new ownership
• Roseburg meatcutter looks to carve niche with home business
• Garden Faire: Dahlias are darlings this time of year
• Energy Spotlight: Bank invests in energy-efficient features
• Extension Spotlight: Fair offers more than fun to 4-H exhibitors
• Weekend's best bets for Aug. 5-7
• Downtown market growing on Main Street
• Tribe to award grants for natural projects
• Sutherlin Salon to offer free school haircuts
• Roseburg's Mercy Medical dedicates helipad
• Troopers report drug bust, arrest near Sutherlin
• Douglas County Head Start expanded
• Douglas County officials call off search for missing Hillsboro man
• Eastern Douglas County lakes have mixed results for blue-green algae
• Editorial: Roses & Thorns
• Douglas County families getting smaller
• Roseburg-Kuki Middle School Exchange Program welcomes 20 Japanese students
• Douglas County juvenile department announces changes
• Oregon Arts Commission releases grant deadlines
• Douglas County stung by BLM budget error
• Riddle Art Guild seeks artists, crafters
• Solar cookout in Elkton heats up Sunday
• Winston car wash raises money for park
• Dehydration class slated for Aug. 18 in Myrtle Creek
• Editorial: Counties, congressman look for way out of the woods
• Hillsboro man presumed drowned in Ben Irving Reservoir
• Police and Fire Logs for August 3
• Guest column: Breast-feeding a path to lifelong health
• Yoncalla dog dies after river outing, blue-green algae likely the cause
• Quiet Riot plays Canyonville for Pioneer Days benefit
• Book Review: Romance, adventure take wing in second book in series
• Roseburg could require recycling containers at large park events
• Health column: What's on horizon for Oregon, Douglas County Medicare payments?
• Sutherlin teenager embarks on yearlong journey as vice president in Oregon FFA State Office
• Musicians perform benefit concert in Roseburg
• Roseburg Human Bean to host food drive
• Voodoo Daddy jumps, jives with big Roseburg crowd
• Blaze destroys century-old Roseburg home
• Roseburg Woman rescued at Hemlock Lake
• Police and Fire Logs for August 2
• Four schools fall short of federal benchmarks
• WILBUR - Volunteers sought to protect habitat
• Red Cross offers CPR, first aid classes in Roseburg
• Oakland dock dog practices are this weekend
• Douglas County hiking club plans trek to mountain
• Oregon senators divided on debt vote; DeFazio criticizes legislation
• Roseburg motel demolished
• Missing Roseburg woman found near Hemlock Lake
• Editorial: Teachers' wage concessions allow students to face the music
• Police and Fire logs for August 1
• Sutherlin grandma shares bond with celebrity grandson, secret to staying level-headed
• Sutherlin's heroes salute a big success
• Interstate 5 accidents snarl traffic Sunday
• Rosebuurg Chamber to host legislative review
• Boy nearly drowns near Roseburg, saved by deputies
• Motorcycle riders injured in Reedsport crash
• Glide mother-son duo make trips to Africa to help kids and families
• Tiller, Gardiner could lose post offices to cuts
• On the drawing board: Student art
• Tech Talk: Windows 8, Surface, designed to be finger-friendly
• Garden Faire: A project-related Q&A
• ON BIZ: Sunrise continues growth with fifth retail store
• Roseburg's Half Shell hosts Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
• Oregon requires hunter orange for youth
• Theater review: Take a melodic, sentimental journey with UCC's "Pump Boys and DInettes"
• Theater review: UCC's 'Song' opens on the right note
• Fun heats up at Myrtle Creek Summer Festival
• View From the Hill: To fairs large and small - Thanks for the (blue-ribbon) memories
• Extension Spotlight: Thinning trees can protect them from beetle invasion
• Sustainable Living: Irrigation, critter irrigation all part of the grand scheme of entropy
• Political confrontation puts Roseburg on map
• Health officials warn about algea blooms in lake and river
• Weekend's best bets for July 29-31
• Oregon timber counties propose new way to manage federal forests
• Roseburg Social Security office cuts hours
• Reedsport National Night Out event is Tuesday
• Roseburg seeks new commission members
• Drums and dance tonight and Saturday in Sutherlin
• Reedsport flea market held for the K9 shelter
• Students observe animal surgeries at Saving Grace
• Two former Douglas County officers have certificates revoked
• From the Pulpit: We can see, and therefore follow, Christ in many ways
• Three arrests made in Elliott State Forest protests
• Excellent ensemble fuels energy of UCC's 'Annie'
• Traveling Vietnam wall exhibit highlights Seniors Day patriotic events
• Federal funding tabbed for Umpqua National Forest projects
• Foes question whether Glide concert attendance could exceed cap
• Activists set up blockades to stop timber sale
• Cigarette blamed for post office fire
• Brothers arm wrestle to prevent suicide
• Book Review: Peering through an aperture on Douglas County's past
• UCC debuts Depression-era classic, hosts two other musicals
• Roseburg VA announces plans for future
• Area residents gather to honor veterans with healing field of flags
• Conservation groups block logging in Elliott State Forest
• Man arrested in traffic stop
• Ticket discount given for food donations
• Three former Douglas County lawmen face discipline
• Grants available to paint buildings
• Mossbacks plans walk in Elkton
• Man saved after being trapped under truck
• Fair ticket discount ends Friday
• Sutherlin changes stance, funds animal shelter
• Police and Fire Logs for July 26
• Roseburg to buy wetlands for runway project
• Police and Fire Logs for July 25
• Sutherlin celebrates 100th birthday with traveling tribute wall
• Sun Studs founder Fred Sohn dies at 96
• Triple play: Crews set stage for three musicals
• Fraud trial delayed until January
• VA Hospital safe from cuts
• Customers mourn loss of Waldenbooks
• Truth of Youth: Thoughts on the closing of Waldenbooks, Borders
• Roseburg native moves barbershop home
• Douglas County churches announce summer programs
• Douglas County children's foster homes needed
• Roseburg breathing group hosts yoga teacher
• Idleyld Park tree downs power lines over highway
• Steamboat culvert replacement closes road to camp
• Agreement saves music positions in Roseburg School District
• Drain's North Douglas County Fair best kept secret for family fun
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Roseburg area farmers, gardeners cultivate local food culture
• Richard Hikes: Trekking into the Old Cascades
• Garden Faire: Moving established plants
• Extension spotlight: Celebrating a century of service
• Relay for Life raises $125,000 for cancer research at weekend event
• Roseburg Forest Products celebrates 75th anniversary
• Weekend's best bets in the county
• Deer bones discovered halts road construction
• YMCA PartnerSports Camp fishes to foster friendship
• Police and Fire Logs for July 21
• Drowning victim died helping save family friend
• Music, wine rocks the oldies at UCC
• Volunteers sought for church project
• North Douglas Fair kicks off
• United Way gears up for fundraiser
• Youth Theater teaches acting 'like a ch-ch-child'
• Douglas County residents asked to participate in cancer study
• Riddle teen drowns in Cow Creek
• Remembering Sutherlin's heroes
• Police to wait tables for charity
• Mercy hosts sleep lecture
• Hike to Irwin Rocks planned for Sunday
• DeFazio supports O&C lands split
• Relay for Life gears up for annual fundraiser
• Book Review: Author wages war with myth in book on Gen. George S. Patton
• Testing his metal: Roseburg artist uses scrap metal to stretch his creative, edgy side
• Winchester I-5 exit reopens
• Ceremony to honor late veterans
• Exhibit features local war heroes
• Performance supports homeless
• Banana truck accident closes I-5 at Canyonville
• Fundraiser offers food for thought
• Registration opens for fair's diaper derby
• Photos sought for Oakland calendar
• Police and Fire Logs for July 19
• North Douglas High School cheerleader chosen for Shrine Bowl
• Political showdown creates conflict in Roseburg park
• Roseburg woman's 30-year-old quilt stolen from Music on the Half Shell grounds
• Applications due soon for talent show
• Wellness clinic planned in Roseburg
• Applicants sought for nonprofit project
• Douglas County Fair gets ready to accept entries
• Hearing in Roseburg set on state forest plan
• Friends mourn Azalea plane crash victims
• Douglas County sees record-breaking rainfall for time of year
• Douglas County Veterans Forum plans protests
• Truth of Youth: How would you feel if libraries went digital?
• Myrtle Creek man, WWII veteran, recalls brushes with history
• Elkton head-on collision leaves one man dead
• Friends to hike Rosary Lakes trail
• Photos sought to benefit Oakland parks
• Coalition to present Roseburg class on safety seat
• Two California men killed in Azalea plane crash
• Nonprofit veterinary clinic opens in Roseburg
• On the Drawing Board: Student art
• Extension spotlight: Try on these summer whites at local wineries
• View From the Hill: Creative spark is instrumental to being happily occupied
• My ABC Soup: Faith and discipline trump celebrity diets
• From Roseburg to British Columbia via floatplane
• Roseburg father, son, travel to Mongolia to view work of flying eye hospital
• People u-pick and save in farmers' fields and orchards
• Reaction mixed to changes in garbage collection hours
• Rain doesn't stifle Sutherlin parade enjoyment
• Mobile home destroyed in blaze; two others saved
• Weekend's best bets in the county
• Painters take plein air to Roseburg sites
• Clearwater Falls closed for construction
• Delays scheduled for Rondeau Bridge, Tiller
• Roseburg Relay for Live fundraiser is Saturday
• Roseburg men seeking money kick in door
• Roseburg workshop set on identifying lamprey
• Alleged burglar in Roseburg suspected of sexual abuse
• Harry Potter fans arrive early for final movie in the series
• Sutherlin rodeo organizers school new riders
• Winchester couple indicted for animal abuse
• Roseburg swim coach works with Special Olympics athletes in Athens
• Police and fire logs for July 14
• Reedsport police officers serve up supper
• Operation Christmas Child meets Saturday in Roseburg
• Riddle girl named Jr. Miss Rodeo
• Vacation Bible school classes continue in Douglas County
• UCC musical seeks 1930s-era props
• Roseburg church welcomes new pastor
• Extension service schedules classes in Douglas County
• Grace the horse dies, lives on through facebook page
• Elder Statesman: Don't write off bound books
• GUEST COLUMN: Community Gleaners help feed Douglas County
• Enthusiasts gear up for 25th River Appreciation Day
• Book Review: Getting past the brain's layers to the unconscious mind
• North County cities see few budget changes
• Winery land-use bill waiting to be signed
• PHOTO: Douglas County residents make Special Olympics torch run
• Woman receives high school diploma after 73 years
• Douglas County awarded $126,000 for oak restoration
• Shouters take stage at Myrtle Creek Millsite
• Cougar found dead on freeway near Roseburg
• Reedsport woman injured in Tyee accident
• Roseburg Horseshoe Club shares love for the game
• GUEST COLUMN: Stop the conflict and start economic gardening
• Roseburg agrees to three-year contract with city workers
• UCAN installs solar panels on Roseburg office
• Douglas County Duck Race tickets on sale
• Red Cross offers CPR classes in Roseburg
• New Yorker seriously hurt after Crater Lake fall
• Co-speakers Hanna, Roblan given business award
• BLM to repair Rock Creek Road near Glide
• Sutherlin man burned after oxygen explosion
• GUEST COLUMN: Why not let visitors help pay for fairgrounds operation?
• Douglas County woods carry large marijuana grows
• Roseburg dermatologist speaks on Lyme disease
• Police and fire logs for July 11
• Home fire claims five Roseburg house pets
• Roseburg Hepatitis C workshop offered
• 'Remarkable' UACT auditions open in Roseburg
• Roseburg party supports warming centers
• Peace Corps volunteers to gather in Roseburg
• Truth of Youth: What's your reaction to the Casey Anthony verdict?
• Roseburg Forest Products particleboard production delayed
• Tribal-operated rest area opens off I-5 in Canyonville
• On the Drawing Board: Student Art
• Douglas County Parks moves to courthouse
• New logging rules outrage Douglas County timber industry officials
• 30th annual Graffiti cruise draws a crowd
• Police and Fire Logs for July 8 and 9
• 2011 Graffiti Weekend
• Fair officials suggest taxing travelers to fund repairs
• Sutherlin sets memorial foundation for honor
• Roseburg: Red Cross blood center to open
• Area legislators named to E-board
• Winston: Celtic fiddler cancels shows
• Douglas County bird group to tour Sutherlin area
• Lemolo Lake: First fire strikes national forest
• Opening Graffiti cruise heads to area nursing homes
• Days Creek woman to repay more than $135,000
• Police and Fire Logs for July 7
• Speak your mind: What would you like to see added to Graffiti Weekend, or is it perfect as is?
• Douglas County four wheeler team wins national competition
• Douglas County hikers change departure point
• Douglas County reduces library hours
• Douglas County Courthouse AC goes on the fritz
• Douglas County increases planning fees
• Police and Fire Logs for July 6
• Firefighters contain Beals Creek blaze
• Graffiti Weekend kicks off at Roseburg High School
• Book Review: Farming with the Founding Fathers
• Multi-instrumentalist Colin Ross helps summer sizzle at Oakland winery
• Lebanon wants state funding Roseburg got for vets home
• Police and Fire Logs for July 4
• Police and Fire Logs for July 5
• Beals Creek Fire chars 80 acres
• Roseburg may abandon roundabout plan
• Roseburg man's legacy lives on through Graffiti car
• Douglas County: Missing comic strip appears today
• Idleyld Park: Man suspected of fishing illegally
• Loon Lake: Jet ski explodes, injures woman
• Roseburg man threatens police with cellphone
• Wanted man arrested after brief chase
• Bank schedules ice cream social
• BLM to burn North Bank area
• Days Creek fire burns about 100 acres overnight
• A safe, sane July 4th holiday weekend
• Interior Department looks to pull WOPR again
• Court: Chat messages in Roseburg case can be used as evidence
• Civil War surgery re-enacted in Riddle
• Funding slashed for Douglas ESD
• Roseburg man goes home again
• Truth of Youth: How did you celebrate the Fourth of July?
• PHOTO: Yoncalla Rodeo has Independence Day spirit
• Douglas County: Discount offered on shower heads
• Roseburg: Fall Recovery fair seeks exhibitors
• Roseburg woman reflects on her first 100 years
• On The Drawing Board: Student Art
• 'Bird of tribute thunders again
• Roseburg: Chord strikes country note for Half Shell
• Roseburg's star-spangled banners
• Yoncalla hosts kids rodeo
• Cow Creeks donate to Douglas County nonprofits
• No surprise barred owl poses big threat
• Roseburg: Children's outdoor program offered
• Dillard: RFP earns safety award
• Roseburg: Graffiti Weekend food drives
• Roseburg vets home funding secured by state representatives
• Douglas County officials gear up for explosive holiday, urge safety
• Police and Fire Logs for June 30
• Speak your mind: Is it prudent or short-sighted for Sutherlin to cut support to area nonprofit groups?
• Glide's Wimberly Cemetery gets official rules
• Roseburg: Red Cross to move Blood Donor Center
• Riddle: Craft, art show call for vendors
• Roseburg: Red Cross offers CPR classes
• Roseburg trial set for suspected stabber
• Sutherlin: Troopers seek illegal hunter
• Barred owl now biggest threat to northern spotted owl
• Road striping paint back in stock
• Douglas County commissioners approve leaner budget
• Police and Fire Logs or June 29
• Sutherlin scales back support outside city
• Roseburg: Businesses fined for selling to minors
• Crater Lake: North entrance road open for travel
• Douglas County: Children's health program gets grant
• Umpqua National Forest: Fireworks prohibited on government land
• Elkton couple renews their vows after 25 years of marriage
• Man's '63 Chevy pickup tops car show event
• Rockin' & Rollin' into fame
• Douglas County: Fund for drowning victim's family set
• New lawsuit seeks implementation of WOPR, increased timber harvests
• Douglas County Fire District No. 2 bans burning
• Sutherlin school district not selling magazines
• Springfield: Logger, 54, remains in critical condition
• Idelyld Park: Drowning victim's body recovered
• Marshall sets August date to step down
• Roseburg teen photographer keeps her eye on the prize
• RFP shutters two plants in South Carolina
• Police and Fire Logs for June 27
• Roseburg man celebrates 100th birthday
• Roseburg man and foster mom find each other 55 years later
• Truth of Youth: Does TV watching cause health problems?
• Riddle car show entries sought
• Umpqua Valley Arts Center closed through July 4
• Douglas County vets can register for eBenefits
• Drain man injured in logging accident
• Yoncalla man drowns near Elkton
• Police and Fire Logs for June 25 and 26
• Roseburg City Council gets iPads
• On The Drawing Board: Student Art
• Sutherlin: Dog dies in house fire Friday night
• Roseburg: Army ensemble to fill the bandshell
• Roseburg: 1930 biplane to fly in skies today
• Roseburg: Students support the impoverished
• On Biz: Photographer set to widen global exposure
• Douglas County: Economic development a big-time challenge
• Roseburg arts festival full of frills
• Tiller: Delays at Francis Creek Bridge for paving
• Douglas County: Body found in Umpqua River
• Douglas County: Weekend's Best Bets 06-24-11
• Roseburg woman's drug conviction overturned on appeal
• Douglas County: Work begins on new road that will link I-5 to Tri City
• Upgrades to sewer, pump system
• Douglas County: Friends plan easy mountain hike
• Roseburg: Salon hosts shelter fundraiser
• Roseburg: Down syndrome group to meet
• Roseburg: Bird class and walk set for Saturday
• Douglas County: Many ways to donate to cultural trust
• Curtains up for story of Sutherlin's first years
• New exhibit 'digs into history' at Roseburg musuem
• Police and Fire Logs for June 23
• Speak your mind: What are the pros and cons of the proposed North Umpqua Music Festival in Glide?
• Private company to collect dump fees
• Commissioners decline to hear Glide concert appeal
• American Legion Commander visits Douglas County
• Roseburg: Search scaled back for teen missing in Umpqua River
• Glide: Poker Ride and Ranch Race set
• Roseburg airport hosts first Fly-in on Saturday
• Sutherlin teen arraigned on lesser charges
• Half Shell shuttle discontinued
• Sutherlin parties to 100th year with celebration
• Roseburg man commended for returning lost cash
• Police and Fire Logs for June 22
• Shades of Ireland: Irish artist shows work in Roseburg
• Music on the Half Shell
• Umpqua CDC undergoes a name change
• Canyonville sewer rates to rise to aid upgrade
• Sutherlin teen suspected of hitting uncle with hatchet
• Roseburg teen makes first solo flight on his 16th birthday
• GUEST COLUMN: Communities can step up, help children
• GUEST COLUMN: Libraries are the beating hearts of rural communities
• GUEST COLUMN: Will partisanship derail much-needed jobs legislation?
• Many young models and actors call Roseburg home
• Roseburg: Free seminar teaches savings
• Roseburg: BLM to discuss forest pilot project
• Crossword puzzle reprinted today
• News-Review seeking stories for Graffiti tab
• Yoncalla man seriously injured in crash
• Roseburg man arraigned on murder charge
• Top officials tour Roseburg VA hospital
• Attorneys find conflict of interest in stabbing case
• Police and Fire Logs for June 20
• Yoncalla Superintendent Marc Thielman takes new position at Alsea
• Roseburg childbirth educator assures expectant parents
• Yoncalla School District superintendent takes job elsewhere
• Truth of Youth: How did you celebrate Father's Day?
• Roseburg teen presumed drowned in Umpqua River
• Senior fitness class set in Roseburg park
• Home buyers fair set for Thursday in Roseburg
• Woman injured in Roseburg accident
• Roseburg police use stun gun on suspected burglar
• Police and Fire Logs for June 18 and 19
• High school cheerleaders team up for a day camp at Glide High School
• On the drawing board
• Richard hikes: Springing the Bigfoot Trap
• Glide High grad relishes life as country doctor
• On Biz: This shop is made for walking
• Douglas County schools balance their budgets
• Sewer rates to jump in Riddle
• Butterflies flutter their wings at Elkton festival
• Top VA officials to visit Roseburg hospital
• Taj Mahal kicks off summer of blues
• Garden Faire: Garden annuals bold, beautiful
• Best Bets: June 17-19
• Douglas County children receive free lunches
• Skepticism fades as plans submitted for landfill methane project
• Police and Fire Logs for June 16
• Roses and thorns
• Crafters sought for Canyonville fair
• Grants help Douglas County students get dental care
• Douglas County Head Start students accepted
• Roseburg dinner benefits Alzheimer's research
• Oregon State Bar seeks community leaders
• Riddle football field busts its crown
• Sutherlin man arrested after chase, wreck
• Douglas County senior programs get grants
• Roseburg marks Ride to Work Day
• Sutherlin transforming downtown look for summer
• Speak your mind: What's your reaction to Mercy Medial Center's efforts to reduce ER wait times?
• Detention center rents aid Douglas County juvenile budget
• UCC's Lang Teaching, Learning and Event Center celebrates "topping-out" ceremony
• County planners merge advisory committees
• Editorial: Roseburg's downtown plan vital for the entire city
• Guest editorial: Umpqua Valley's big 4th of July celebration
• Some PIN scam victims not expecting justice
• Sutherlin sets Commemorative Stamp Day
• Umpqua National Forest announces prescribed burn
• Winston church sells fireworks again for charity
• Police and Fire Logs for June 15
• UCC hosts Zumba fundraiser for Relay for Life
• Roseburg launches prostate cancer support group
• Commissary sale set at Douglas County Fairgrounds
• Roller derby to benefit Roseburg infants
• Roseburg study proposes crosswalks on Pine Street
• Book Review: Canine support makes up warp, woof of humorous yarn
• 'Train to Danger' play makes a stop in Oakland
• Myrtle Creek tai chi classes offer health benefits
• Umpqua National Forest names California woman as new supervisor
• Sutherlin budget, spending decisions move to council
• Linfield College student takes summer internship at N-R
• Elder abuse not always recognized
• SUV hits rail car in Dillard, five injured
• Camas Valley woman breaks leg in wreck
• Roseburg man suspected of sexual assault
• Man crashes into Rice Hill construction site on I-5
• More Douglas County fraud victims surface
• Water, sewer rates to climb as Glendale approves new budget
• Douglas County residents help victims of Alabama tornadoes
• Congressman urges Roseburg, VA to discuss bike path plans
• Police and Fire Logs for June 13
• Roseburg coffee stand robbed at gunpoint
• Roseburg City Council tells National Guard officer to set deadline to resign
• Dozens of Douglas County victims swindled in PIN fraud
• Roseburg: Donation made to K-9 program
• Roseburg: Edenbower paving begins tonight
• County ranchers wait for a break in the weather to hay
• Former Green presidential candidate wants to ban corporate donations
• VIDEO: Roseburg coffee stand robbed at gunpoint
• Kroger: Public records reform bill doomed
• Kitzhaber signs redistricting plan
• Truth of Youth: Should Rep. Anthony Weiner resign or be removed from office?
• Thankful recovery for Roseburg woman
• Elkton: Two stranded men rescued from river
• Reedsport: City asks for help choosing town plan
• Winston chili contest to help twister victims
• Douglas County: Crafters sought for annual fair
• Winchester: Annual dance recital planned
• Area residents not forgetting about victims of Japan quake
• Roseburg's Mercy Medical Center shortens ER wait times
• Police and Fire Logs for June 11 and 12
• On The Drawing Board: Student artwork
• Roseburg: Cobb to address court ruling
• Roseburg: Boys & Girls Clubs offering camps
• Your stories sought for Graffiti tab
• Roseburg: Red Cross offering first aid, CPR classes
• Sutherlin: Calapooia museum hosts dessert social
• ON BIZ: Umpqua CDC celebrates 20 years of doing dollar business
• Douglas County Movie Rental Business: Living On Video
• Roseburg: Mobile dental clinic holds 1,000th clinic
• Roseburg: Business corporation announces changes
• Sutherlin accident victims meet their 'angels'
• Winston, Roseburg linked through redistricting
• Umpqua Community College graduates step forth
• Best Bets for June 10-12
• UCC officials pleased with results of levy survey
• Douglas County joining social service referral line
• Roseburg: Accepting entries for livestock at fair
• Roseburg dairy goat show happening Sunday
• Diamond Lake: Expansion to cause minimal effects
• Public reaction to reduced landfill hours subdued
• Strawberry season has arrived after weeks of delay
• Legislature to vote on Oregon redistricting plan
• Roseburg: Boys & Girls Clubs offers camps
• Extension Service budget approved
• Fit to be tied no more
• Roseburg Forest Products buys Louisiana plant
• Curtin: Man injured in rollover crash
• Douglas County: Applicants for family posts due Friday
• Drain: Power to be off Sunday morning
• Roseburg: Fitness First offers benefit boot camp
• Winston Summer Concert Series: Down by the Riverbend
• Woman gets 2 years in prison for stealing
• Sutherlin golf tourney benefits cancer society
• Roseburg: FISH holds food drive at grocery stores
• Roseburg: Freeway onramp at dump reopens
• Azalea: Christian rap concert set at church
• Retired Rhythm Rounders keep the old tunes going strong
• Book Review: Former Merchant seaman's memoirs filled with grit, perseverance
• Hallie Ford Fellows named by Ford Family Foundation
• State seeking public input on Elliott State Forest proposals
• Oakland worker settles cellphone call flap
• Men fined for causing damage at Elliott State Forest
• Police and Fire Logs for June 7
• Report on crash that killed Roseburg pilot released
• GUEST COLUMN: Money talks: The corporate king's speech
• No solution for River Bend West water access problem
• Roseburg: Women's financial workshop offered
• Umpqua Community College to hold three graduations
• Canyonville: Children's book auction planned
• Roseburg: Run raises money for Cancer Center
• ROSEBURG Women's summer golf league
• Meyer Memorial Trust hosts meetings
• Oakland: Preservation group to hold workshop
• Douglas County parenting class offered
• Winchester Elementary second-graders give classroom 'grandmas' quilts
• Founders retire from Roseburg's Cobb school
• Elkton elementary students excell at global academic competition
• Douglas County: Blood donors get half off to fair
• Roseburg Community Cancer Center gets grant
• Douglas County Health Dept. urges early immunizations
• Roseburg: 4-car crash causes multiple injuries
• Roseburg nonprofit fights spread of hepatitis C
• House approves bill for Roseburg veterans home
• What are you most looking forward to this summer?
• Sutherlin's "Butterfly" Bob makes house calls for blood draws
• Myrtle Creek man assaulted, one arrested
• Lookingglass barn a total loss in fire
• Green man accidentally shoots foot
• Police and Fire Logs for June 4 and 5
• Roseburg woman dies on I-5 near Cottage Grove
• On The Drawing Board: Student Art
• Idleyld Park: Fish hatchery remains closed
• Myrtle Creek: Tai chi class unfolds in park
• Raffle supports BPA services
• Roseburg: Woman arrested during police chase
• AmeriCorps VISTA worker sought
• Garden Faire: Simply sensational salvias that are sure to please
• OSU Extension: Summer months burgeon with fresh fruit choices
• On Biz: New owner to beef up local product
• Energy Spotlight: Con-Vey transfers efficiency systems to environmental dept.
• Youth, lambs shine at Saturday show
• Douglas County streets dangerous for pedestrians
• Roseburg pilot confirmed dead in Reno-area crash
• Roseburg pilot part of 1952 spy mission story
• Elkton: Butterfly run registration due
• WASHOE COUNTY, Nev.: Two plane crash victims identified
• Yoncalla: Marauding bear that raided rural properties, coops is killed
• Police and Fire Logs for June 2
• Roseburg man seriously injured after jumping from vehicle
• Yoncalla: City-wide yard sale looking for sellers
• Speak Your Mind: Whom would you like to see join Mitt Romney as a Republican presidential candidate and why?
• Roseburg: Trial set for Myrtle Creek man
• Roseburg: Sale to benefit Relay for Life
• Roseburg: Jo Lane hosts 5K run, walk Saturday
• Umpqua National Forest: Fees waived for seven day-use sites
• Reno plane crash victims not yet identified
• Beefing-up facts on 'grass-fed' cattle
• School veterans' program makes history breathe for students
• Douglas County commissioners hand out $1.9 million for forest projects
• Lambs, kids ready for Douglas County Lamb Show
• Police and Fire Logs for June 1
• Work begins on Del Rio Road realignment project
• Book Review: Southern writer's short stories replete with wit, color
• Misty River bids adieu
• Fundraisers planed for Roseburg Police K-9 program
• Plane departed from Roseburg crashes in Nevada, killing three
• Roseburg School District parents fret about ripple effects of closing an elementary school
• Douglas County: Host families for students sought
• UCC planning mock disaster drill
• Roseburg: Breakfast benefits food pantry
• Roseburg: Family History classes fill June
• Roseburg YMCA swim instructor nears 90
• Police and Fire Logs for May 31
• Douglas County 4-H looking for young campers
• Livestock entries accepted for Douglas County Fair
• Umpqua Astronomers to host stargazing
• Arrest made in Roseburg burglary case
• Douglas County churches schedule vacation Bible schools
• Douglas County pays respect to friends and fallen
• Winston VFW post marks Memorial Day
• Umpqua postmaster logs heavy miles on bike
• Truth of Youth
• Roseburg YMCA to offer water safety class
• Douglas County: Hiking club plans trek to see canyon
• Roseburg chamber to meet, go on summer break
• Roseburg: Southeast residents to host yard sale
• Douglas County: Accepting entries for livestock at fair
• Riddle veteran carries painful memories of Pearl Harbor attacks
• On The Drawing Board: Student Art
• Canyonville Christian Academy holds graduation
• Roseburg High School: Army JROTC program to end
• Half Shell lineup completed with addition of Portland artists
• Talking business on the street
• On Biz: Building up more business several Brix at a time
• Douglas County: Offices closed in observance of Memorial Day
• Winston: Two injured in crash on Highway 42
• Winchester: Youth orchestra to play Tuesday
• A brighter outlook for Sutherlin street funding
• Dickerson Heights hike Sunday
• Roseburg: Paint grants for historic properties
• Roseburg weed complaints to be handled all year
• Roseburg: Discussion on Pine Street crosswalk
• Green parents express fears at consolidation forum
• State Senate approves 'Buy Oregon' bill
• Speak Your Mind: What are the pros and cons of an Oregon law dropping faith healing as a legal defense to murder?
• Roseburg clinics to merge
• Elkton: Two injured in head-on crash
• Winston: Fire hydrants test conducted
• Roseburg martial arts team competes in Seattle
• Roseburg Memorial Day vets tribute planned
• Umpqua National Forest plan finalized by feds
• Seniors make up increasing share of Douglas County population
• Elkton man's quilts earn him raves, a title
• Summer will arrive for those who are patient (and carry umbrellas)
• Police and Fire Logs for May 25
• GUEST COLUMN: Will local producers market their grass-fed animals in county?
• Book Review: Spotting the dangers of small but mighty insects
• Contestants spell it out with music in UACT play
• Roseburg teen suspected in third burglary
• Douglas County: Federal funds going to nonprofit groups
• Douglas County: Friends club hikes at Oregon Dunes
• Roseburg home heavily damaged in Tuesday afternoon fire
• Police and Fire Logs for May 24
• UCC wine institute's first grad pours her heart into a grand day
• Oregon House backs restoration of medical services at Roseburg VA
• Lights to be added to UTrans bus shelters
• GUEST COLUMN: Did Booz Allen Hamilton consultants use mythical data?
• Roseburg church seeks volunteers for community projects
• Roseburg City Council meeting canceled
• Roseburg PD: Suspected burglar arrested
• Tri City man announces commissioner run
• Hucrest fifth-graders raise money for Cambodia
• Truth of Youth: Sarah Palin, reality television and presidential candidacy
• Loss of stimulus funds brings reduction to Winston budget
• Cayonville resident plans perfection
• Idleyld Park man presumed drowned loved the outdoors
• Spring concert set at Sutherlin High School
• Myrtle Creek man arraigned in shooting
• Reedsport plans cleanup activities
• Elkton teacher set to study primates under Portland research scientist
• Crash cuts power, delays school in Camas Valley
• On The Drawing Board: Student Art
• Myrtle Creek card game deals out sports equipment
• Douglas County volunteers dig in and give
• Idleyld Park man presumed drowned in North Umpqua River
• Pressure gauge testing available
• Stroke prevention clinics offered
• Tri City: Legion Post to host talk on VA
• Bereavement group plans balloon event
• Canyonville, Yoncalla hosting the circus
• CANYONVILLE VFW Post to hostMemorial Day events
• City seeks to fill commission vacancy
• Roseburg seniors rededicated to health
• Douglas County farmers eager to warm up to weather
• Wilbur's Alcan Cable reopens, hires back 27 workers to fill special order
• Police and Fire Logs for May 20 and 21
• Idleyld Park man presumed drowned on North Umpqua
• Cougar sightings spike in Douglas County
• Myrtle Creek man arrested after shooting neighbor
• Saturday event in Roseburg features koi
• Camas Valley fire department gets blazing support from voters
• Grants Pass group performs at Jacoby
• Confidence Clinic receives donation
• Riversdale Grange host dinner
• Winchester: 3-D shoot to raise money for 'Heroes'
• Sutherlin: School health fair to take place Sunday
• N-R seeking vacation Bible school info
• Stop smoking clinic being held
• Carnival benefits Roseburg boy
• Diamond Lake: Open water time at Cascade lake
• Lookingglass Farm Market sprouts Friday at grange
• DeFazio decries financial drain from U.S. war fronts
• FISH sets food drive Saturday
• Tri City Elementary plans carnival Saturday
• Sutherlin: Saturday golf tourney aids charity
• Mercy Hospice sets Saturday dance
• Canyonville pancake feed helps sight, hearing fund
• Sutherlin committee questions wine program support
• Roseburg Movies in the Park line up announced
• Roseburg Forest Products lays off more than 200 workers
• Down-home 'Pump Boys & Dinettes' comes to Centerstage
• Book Review: Exposure to outdoors can lead to more grounded lives
• Roseburg: Health center receives grant
• Douglas County voter turnout low, bests 2009 total
• Roseburg: Cancer Center seeks volunteers
• Reedsport library gets USDA development grant
• Trio of challengers claim Fire District No. 2 seats
• Police and Fire Logs for May 17
• Challenger knocks off Glendale school board chairman
• Glide man killed in head-on collision
• Keeler retains position on Winston-Dillard fire board
• Incumbents win for Roseburg School Board
• Pink Martini, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy among Half Shell lineup
• Incumbent defeats challengers to Douglas ESD Board slot
• Elin Miller secures UCC trustee position
• State employees' health benefits reduced
• Power outage closes Camas Valley school
• Theft interrupted, beauty cream stolen
• Glide man killed in crash on Highway 138
• Sutherlin card room dealer ready for World Series of Poker
• Senior center seeks volunteers
• Pedestrian hit in traffic Monday
• Election ballots due by 8 p.m.
• Sutherlin raises police budget, sinks U-Trans funding
• Roseburg ceremony honors fallen peace officers
• Roseburg School District committee to hold consolidation forums
• Police and Fire Logs for May 16
• Transformer mishap cuts Camas Valley power
• Truth of Youth: What do you think of President Obama furnishing a copy of his birth certificate?
• Roseburg schools employee serves homeless students
• Voter interest wanes?
• Manufactured home in Winston burns to ground
• Roseburg chamber sets talk on veterans' issues
• DeFazio sets town hall meetings in Roseburg, Canyonville
• Douglas County boards seek applicants
• On the drawing board: art by Douglas County students
• Law enforcement memorial planned
• Senior actors club meets on Mondays
• Canyonville weed-wacker retires
• Douglas County budget-balancing plan takes shape
• On Biz: Winston caterer serves up its own red wine mustards
• "On-The-Job Training" pays off
• Oakland treasure hunters go searching through garages
• Library system ready for summer readers
• Roseburg VFW raises voices, funds for area vets
• Reedsport: Port seeks input for strategic plan
• UCDC to build houses in Myrtle Creek
• Winchester dog dies after anti-freeze poisoning
• Roseburg seeks tourism grant applications
• Roseburg man pleads not guilty in purse thefts case
• Roseburg: Gift basket winner announced
• Douglas County: Small turnout for Tuesday's election
• UCC approves $40 million bond levy
• Police and Fire Logs for May 12
• Barred owls more abundant in Northwest study concludes
• Commercial haulers warn trash at businesses will overflow
• Douglas County's first female assessor, Reddekopp, dies
• Police and Fire Logs for May 11
• StarChasers drill team brings equestrian show to fairgrounds
• UCC instructor's novel tells a tale of forbidden love
• Two run for Reedsport School Board spot
• Two vie for Tri City Fire board seat
• Poet laureate reads at Roseburg library
• Lecture addresses pre-diabetes
• Winston: Blaze inflicts damage on home
• Six battle for two positions on Yoncalla School Board
• GUEST COLUMN: Strong action critical to improving community health
• Police and Fire Logs for May 10
• Volunteers adopt Roseburg's Parrot Creek Park
• State lawmakers look at ban on some imported firewood
• Roseburg construction company burglarized, tools stolen
• Roseburg council slot still held for National Guard officer
• Community rallies for 7-month-old Sailor Ray Harvey
• Douglas County museum shows Japanese film
• Douglas County: U.S. Postal Service collecting food
• Roseburg VA hosts support group
• Douglas County variety show trots onto fairgrounds
• Allyn Ford gives annual State of Timber Address
• Police and Fire Logs for May 9
• Sunday landfill closure receives endorsement
• Police and fire logs for May 8, 2011
• Police and fire logs for May 9, 2011
• Free assistance for vets offered Thursday
• Fire district offers emergency training for disasters
• Sunrise reopens recycle center in Green
• Operation Homefront aids local military families
• Roseburg woman praises troops through song
• Truth of Youth: What was your reaction to the news of Osama bin Laden's death?
• On The Drawing Board: Student Artwork
• Douglas County teenagers find a tough job market
• Roseburg man sentenced to 14 years for sex crimes
• Myrtle Creek task force to raise money for pool repairs
• Douglas County: Gardeners flock to plant show
• Fund supports girl's medical expenses
• Tri City Elementary to hold registration
• Lawyer convicted in murder plot
• Roseburg second-graders tell everyone about their mothers
• Upclose to the Waity-Katie extravaganza
• Garden Faire: Season's progress calls for a change in fertilizing tactics
• On Biz: Big River Cycle rolls into south Roseburg
• Driver killed in wreck east of Elkton
• Campaign for Winston-Dillard fire board seat gets personal
• Douglas County's Best Bets for May 6-8, 2011
• Horse rescues 85-year-old Myrtle Creek man
• Roseburg maintains services in tough economic times
• Douglas County Library: Oregon poet laureate to speak
• Winchester Bay: Missing man turns up in market
• Roseburg middle school presents 'Phantom Tollbooth'
• Events planned for fire victims
• Police and Fire Logs for May 5
• Five seek two Glide School Board posts
• Man returns in good condition
• Residents ask to save library hours
• VA rejects Roseburg's bike path plan
• VA secretary takes action on Roseburg suggestions
• New museum reflects Sutherlin's first century
• Mom Prom to raise funds for animal society
• Book Review: Guidebook travels through the wonders of Oregon
• Tenmile man, 87, pleads to attempted assault
• Sutherlin School Board race features two contenders
• GUEST COLUMN: Bills die as Legislature meets deadline, Senate turns partisan
• Timber leader to address Roseburg chamber
• UCC to hold first athletic auction
• Winchester Bay dementia patient goes missing
• New UCC president reflects on first days on campus
• Cause of Roseburg house fire explored
• Police and Fire Logs for May 3
• GUEST COLUMN: Benevolence and health care a decision for all citizens
• Drain students shown possible consequence of DUI
• Umpqua Community College: Two seeking to replace outgoing trustee Keel
• Roseburg landfill may close Sundays
• Winston council approves Riverside Center agreement
• ODFW schedules public meeting
• Driver not at fault in pedestrian fatality
• Police and Fire Logs for May 2
• Roseburg house fire victims supported by community
• Boy, 2, dies in Roseburg house fire
• Roseburg reacts to Osama bin Laden's death
• Police and Fire Logs for April 30 and May 1
• Roseburg's Ralph Duncan dies after being hit by truck near Grants Pass
• On The Drawing Board: Student Artwork
• For Myrtle Creek's Olen Edwards, heaven is a river, a rod and good fishin'
• Garden Faire: Sprucing up entryways; more garden questions
• Making a pitch for protein
• Energy Spotlight: Oil Can Henry's adopts slick moves to reuse, recycle
• On Biz: Tea's on at Myrtle Creek B & B
• I-5, N. Umpqua Hwy. projects to begin Monday
• Spotted owl recovery plan a bit sketchy
• Dogs dig it down at the docks
• Lecture discusses strokes
• Roseburg PD K9 program gets large donation
• Trooper catches fugitive after swim
• Roseburg's Charles Gardener Park gets a spring cleaning
• Yoncalla victim in Thursday fatal crash named
• Weekend's best bets for entertainment
• Greater Douglas United Way honors volunteers
• Six candidates seeking two seats on Drain board
• Fly fishing expert is workshop guest
• Roseburg downtown photo contest under way
• Man arrested after crash
• Roseburg: Traffic stop yields $11K in pot
• Glide: North Bank rock concert approved
• 2 state managers on leave for investigation
• Speak Your Mind: What's the likely response to the release of President Obama's birth certificate?
• Roseburg and Winston prescription drug take-backs planned
• Roseburg: Man arrested after chase, tackle
• Douglas County: Dutch Bros. coffee sets MDA day
• Roseburg: Pocket contents eaten during arrest
• Roseburg: String of burglaries prompts warning
• Police and Fire Logs for April 27
• Four seeking two seats on Roseburg School Board
• Raising a toast to a sure-fire slug slayer
• GUEST COLUMN: The 'Bush recession' and 'tax cuts for the rich'
• Roseburg woman has cosmic connection with royal family, excited about wedding
• Book Review: Pondering Lincoln's words on Civil War anniversary
• Powwow celebrates tribal traditions, 32nd year
• Milo Fire Board election shaping up as a friendly competition
• Winston's Zanni siblings set to pitch
• Principals discuss four-year graduation rate
• Police and Fire Logs for April 26
• Roseburg police officer witnesses stabbing, suspect arrested
• State House considers requiring foreclosure upkeep
• Woman assaulted, purse stolen while walking on Diamond Lake
• GUEST COLUMN: This doctor's 'optimistic as hell' about a new health care plan for Oregon
• Cue the music for Myrtle Creek's series
• Two arrested in connection with elderly purse robberies
• Yoncalla Site Council holds rummage sale
• Rollover crash injures woman
• Incumbents hope to hold seats against union-backed challengers
• Police and Fire Logs for April 25
• Study: State workers earn less than private sector
• Truth of Youth: Mayan calendar and the end of the world
• Winston vandals sought after cemetery damage
• Washington woman arrested on drug charges at MC traffic stop
• Greater Douglas United Way sets honors dinner
• Tuesday is deadline to register to vote in Douglas County
• Winston woman drops corporate job for yoga retreat
• Umpqua Community College Trustee Tom Keel retires after 36 years
• Police and Fire Logs for April 23 and 24
• On the Drawing Board: Student artwork
• Roseburg police warn of robber targeting elderly women
• Douglas County: A legal logjam
• Newton Creek home, pet turtle lost in fire
• Roseburg March of Dimes walk set for April 30
• Seminar to focus on 'Sacred Feminine'
• Roseburg driver spills drink, hits car head-on
• Garden Faire: Quick bouquets for May Day; dealing with moss in lawn
• Douglas County real (estate) ventures
• Roseburg salon owner nails down skin care services
• Symbols of statehood
• Douglas County celebrates Mother Earth at fairgrounds
• GUEST COLUMN: Global warming: The quiet tsunami
• County school officials react to state funding package of $5.7 billion
• Interim Umpqua National Forest Supervisor named
• Roseburg woman's purse snatched by man
• Roseburg woman to hold garage sale for Japan
• Campers await Douglas County Fair concert tickets
• Police and Fire Logs for April 21
• Hanna and Roblan continue to work together
• Kitzhaber signs education funding bills
• Speak Your Mind: What works, what doesn't in proposals for reshaping Medicare?
• Commissioners reject HADCO shakeup
• Police and Fire Logs for April 20
• Fire District No. 2 Chief Mike Hansen retires
• Roseburg hospital offers new art exhibit
• Diamond Lake campsites open for fishing season
• UCC students meet with governor
• Two arrested are linked to robberies
• LNG opponents allowed back at Earth Day celebration
• Book Review: Local author, illustrator shell out recipes for children
• Henry Estate gears up for weekend of music, wine and egg hunts
• GUEST COLUMN: Health care fix isn't simple
• GUEST COLUMN: Riverfront development great idea to enhance small wine town
• Glendale mayor boiling over water bill
• Waterline break closes UCC's main campus
• Douglas County Fire District No. 2 chief resigns
• Roseburg McDonald's hosts hiring day
• Speakers to offer leadership tips
• Gauge testing to begin at market
• Camas Valley man arrested after motorcycle chase
• Winchester: Culinary arts hosts Cinco de Mayo feast
• Glide Wildflower Show: Wonders underfoot
• Police and Fire Logs for April 19
• State's medical pot program a 'train wreck'?
• GUEST COLUMN: Budget math trumps ideology
• GUEST COLUMN: County would be poorer without volunteer programs
• Has spring sprung, yet?
• Umpqua Community College closed because of broken water main
• Diamond Lake catch limit hike is a reel deal
• Roseburg author signs copies of thriller at bank
• Share your trout fishing tales, photos
• Photographer Dierks is featured at SUVA
• Douglas County Fairgrounds to host Earth Day fair
• Roseburg stargazers look up on Astronomy Day
• Downtown Roseburg getting free Internet access
• Netbook deal gives Tri City couple more than they wanted
• Douglas County jobless rate falls to 12.5 percent in March
• State medical marijuana reform bill hits snag
• Truth of Youth: SAT and ACT test scores a good way to judge prospective students?
• The Comellases pursue American dream, tuxedo business
• Fire damages Roseburg School District office
• Creation of state bank brings debate
• Green man suspected of disorderly conduct after shots were fired
• On The Drawing Board: Student Artwork
• Douglas County mobile butchers carving out their niche
• Douglas County spelling bee title goes to Freemont student
• Riddle veteran awarded France's Legion of Honor
• Douglas County: Signs of the (tax) time
• Surgeon discusses pain in joints
• Coos Bay rail line awarded more money
• OSU Extension Service: Dish up tips from revised dietary guidelines
• California land of plenty, but be aware
• Garden Faire: Pulmonarias - Hardy shade perennials have many attributes
• Porter Creek: Treats on tax day
• Study: Young Oregonians voted big time in 2010
• Ford Family Foundation plan prods students to prepare for college
• March of Dimes to host event April 30
• Umpqua Valley steer, heifer show features food drive
• Mill-Pine district cleanup planned
• Fundraiser set for services program
• JCPenney benefits Boys and Girls Clubs
• Riddle bids big rig adieu
• Umpqua Valley Roller Vixens vow to wow
• Farmers Market grows, opens this Saturday
• GUEST COLUMN: School unions are not the problem
• Embattled Oregon Democratic congressman reports strong fundraising
• Speak Your Mind: What are the pros and cons of Douglas County's $145K settlement with a former clerk?
• Camas Valley superintendent goes to Rogue River
• Roseburg: Federal lawmakers invite VA secretary to visit hospital
• Douglas County settles with clerk who denied to register pair
• Roseburg event puts men in women's shoes
• Douglas County: Fire district to flush hydrants
• Douglas County Fair: Blues daddies Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan to take stage
• Douglas County Easter service info being sought
• Tax forms due Monday
• Roseburg VFW getting fixed up for a medal ceremony
• Record number of quilts blanket annual show
• Book review: Pioneer woman's journal emigrates through the generations
• Douglas County's top spellers abuzz for competition
• Tea party activists plan Roseburg tax day rally
• Umpqua Valley Arts Center to host music concert
• Canyonville: 'Customer service' theme of seminars
• Douglas County: State board rules against use of farm gazebo, pavilion for weddings
• Roseburg: Artisans group schedules faire
• Central Douglas County YMCA hosts Healthy Kids Day
• Canyonville: Campaign against child abuse
• Porter Creek: Pay as you wish on tax day Friday
• Police and Fire Logs for April 12
• Roseburg WWII veteran takes flight in vintage biplane
• State legislative prank becomes Internet sensation
• Grant helps expand Roseburg's Stewart Park bike paths
• Elkton veteran's widow: 'It was just meant to be'
• Police and Fire Logs for April 11
• Sutherlin worker nabs Oregon's first Chevy Volt
• Glide Wildflower Run set April 23
• Event promotes organ donation
• State bank backers to make their case
• State Senate to vote on education funds
• Truth of Youth: Will you be searching for summer employment?
• Roseburg's George and Rhonda Gibby raise nine children
• Douglas County YMCA offers adult dodgeball
• Peach, other scholarships available at UCC
• Two arrested after Sutherlin traffic stop
• Burn permits available in Roseburg
• Sutherlin FFA sets donkey basketball game
• On the drawing board: Student artwork
• Police and fire logs for April 10
• Douglas County Business Workshop Calendar April 10-16, 2011
• Cedar trees planted to mark Arbor Day
• Douglas County philanthropist Donna Woolley leaves lasting legacy
• Douglas County: Hunters cited for wildlife crimes
• News-Review gathering Easter egg hunt information
• Roseburg area Lions Clubs sell candy
• Sutherlin Rotary club to host fundraiser
• OSU Extension Spotlight: Adopt an en garde strategy for fencing research
• Roseburg: Enhancing, improving downtown
• Scenic Siskiyous
• Garden Faire: April Q&A and the Glide Wildflow Show
• Douglas County doughnut shop fills hole in Winston
• Douglas County residents practice for disaster
• Roseburg police name 'person of interest' in homicide investigation
• Easter service info being sought
• Tiller woman cited for DUII in bridge crash
• Bill to ban feeding bears a question of rights?
• Wildlife Safari attempts artificial insemination of three cheetahs
• Homeless veteran housing coming to Roseburg VA grounds
• State GOP lashes out at Democrats, education lobbyists
• Speak Your Mind: What can we conclude from the Dale Wayne Hill trial?
• Roseburg solider injured in Afghanistan
• UCC's wine institute building is rising up
• Late season snow, cool temperatures surprise many
• Driver eludes police at 120 mph
• Douglas County's Relay for Life seeks honorees
• Classes offered to reduce carbon footprint
• Ministry to rally against child abuse
• Roseburg Marine in serious condition after deadly accident
• Roseburg soldier honored for using body to break ROTC cadet's fall
• Local band CactuSlick returns to their roots
• Book review: Oregon-based thriller takes sharp, unexpected turns
• United Way surpasses fundraising goal
• Stephanie Condon's parents raise the possibility of civil lawsuit, defend daughter
• GOP calls safety net extension a priority
• Police and Fire Logs for April 5
• Drain man arrested for illegal drugs
• Roseburg man arrested after robbery, car chase
• Gardiner couple allegedly exposed baby to pot
• CrossFit Roseburg gets county kids in shape
• Kitzhaber to ask lawmakers to roll back kicker
• ROSEBURG Head Start hosts family nights
• Roseburg: First Christian names new pastor
• Man suffering a medical problem crashes, dies in Yoncalla
• Hikers plan Lane County outing
• Drain: Shop launches pet food drive
• Bill could reduce death cases in Oregon
• Dale Wayne Hill Juror: Lack of evidence led to verdict
• Police and Fire Logs for April 4
• Douglas County: Scratching for schools
• Roseburg artist carves totem pole downtown
• Kitzhaber takes education agenda to Legislature
• Will you consider living in Douglas County as an adult?
• Life of Tenmile man revolves around sports
• Glide honors volunteers at First Citizens Celebration
• Canyonville first citizens named
• Glide man arrested after fracas
• Quilters' work sought at DC Fairgrounds
• Overheated outlet may have caused Sutherlin fire
• Sutherlin Crazy Hat day set
• Free self-defense seminar set in Roseburg
• Roseburg woman keeps illustrators' legacy alive
• Redistricting committees asked to draw Winston back in
• Salvaging hardy native plants can bring old life to new gardens
• Peruvian bike trip recounted
• Red Cross offers CPR classes
• Roseburg fire department issuing permits
• DRAIN: Shop launches pet food drive
• Energy Spotlight: Library, UCAN open chapter on energy savings
• OSU Extension Spotlight: Select water-wise trees for your landscape
• Roseburg couple's key to expansion
• Path to Patagonia
• Douglas County DA: 'We know who murdered Stephanie Condon'
• Douglas County School Districts: It's not all elementary
• Douglas County students given look at health careers
• Free gospel concert set for Saturday
• Red Cross offering CPR class for adults
• Douglas County authorities raise money for Special Olympics
• Man, 66, injured in rollover accident
• Douglas County's Best Bets for April 1-3
• Doctors visit Roseburg to promote universal health care
• Glide concert still up in the air
• Myrtle Creek boy succumbs to leukemia Monday
• Dale Wayne Hill found not guilty of murder, kidnap of Riddle teenager Stephanie Condon
• Judge throws out WOPR withdrawal
• Police and Fire Logs for March 31
• Dale Wayne Hill Trial: Closing Arguments
• Speak Your MInd: Why is the Code of the West a good (or bad) idea for Oregon legislators to pursue?
• Values that make a cowpoke proud
• Douglas County: Crowning moments await young women contestants
• Myrtle Creek to make safety upgrades to pool
• Speaker discusses prayer practices
• Vixens host pep rally at Splitz and Zoo
• Tri City pickup fire may be arson
• Dale Wayne Hill Trial: Final testimony
• Myrtle Creek film artist finds new shades of success in pastels
• Doctors for universal health care visit Roseburg
• Winston receives final permit for boat launch
• Douglas County among state's unhealthiest
• Douglas Electric meeting Saturday
• Riddle WWII veteran honored by France
• Douglas County Plannning Commission eyes concert request
• Roseburg fast-food customer makes quick change
• Dale Wayne Hill Trial: Defense rests; closing arguments due Thursday
• State budget committee chairs recommend deep cuts
• Rain marches through Douglas County
• Roseburg hotel, motel taxes to stay with chamber
• Stewart Park golf fees adjusted
• Roseburg Police Department fundraiser planned for K-9 program
• Reward offered for livestock killer
• Roseburg entrepreneurs group to meet Wednesday
• Wedding of the century in Green park
• Yoncalla track coach trying to foster running culture
• Police and Fire Logs for March 28
• State budget committee to release proposal
• Truth of Youth: How would life be different without television and the Internet?
• Douglas County flamingo invasion signals fundraiser
• Seed seminar set in Roseburg
• Roseburg church hosts veggie cooking demo
• Roseburg fundraiser puts socks on kids, families
• Plant work party set in Oakland
• Survivor of Sutherlin crash in fair condition
• Desert lover moves to rainy Northwest for camel ride business
• Police and Fire Logs for March 26 and 27
• OSU Extension: Conservation easements can help preserve woodlands
• A View From The Hill: Jury duty is no pleasure
• Sustainable Living: Simple living is a challenge
• Roseburg home business is fresh from the oven
• Roseburg entrepreneurial spirit alive and well
• Douglas County baseball enthusiasts have a Giant love affair
• Yoncalla School District: Differing accounts of two dismissals
• Douglas County: Redistricting hearing available on video
• Sutherlin man, son dies in crash Saturday
• OSU extension offers poultry class
• Lookingglass Rock Hike rescheduled
• Antiques sale to benefit school
• Roseburg man fights would-be robber off bike
• Bowling fundraiser is bloomin' fun
• Dale Wayne Hill Trial: Suspicion cast on South County men
• Vet group leaders disappointed in 'stolen valor' ruling
• Use of Roseburg tourism dollars contested
• Police and Fire Logs for March 24
• Speak your mind: Is U.S. Rep Peter DeFazio justified in criticizing Obama for authorizing air strikes against Libya? Why or why not?
• Sutherlin 5K run, walk to benefit rollover crash survivors
• Riddle drunken driver sends 2 to hospital
• Roseburg: Law officers to serve for Special Olympics
• Reedsport seeks help for downtown planning
• Roseburg: Pancake feed to help police K-9 program
• Dale Wayne Hill Trial: Defense outlines alternate suspects
• Olympic champion Mills challenges Native American teens to reach their goals
• Book review: Century-old murder mystery tied to regional land-use dispute
• UACT opens 'Virginia Woolf' play
• Man killed in Yoncalla mobile home fire
• Oregon lawmakers seek safety net support from budget leaders
• DeFazio questions Obama's authority
• Sutherlin: Budget committee seeks members
• Roseburg man flees police, jumps in river
• Oregon Warbirds talk Thursday
• Bowling to support cancer patients
• Dale Wayne Hill Trial: Defense cites lack of evidence
• Police and Fire Logs for March 22
• Gasoline price rises 3 cents a gallon
• Police logs: March 22, 2011
• High schoolers enjoy the start of spring break
• 'And Now for the Good News'
• Umpqua Hiking Club sets off for Table Rock
• Roseburg hydrant flushing program to start
• Roseburg: Semitruck accident closes I-5
• Century-old headstones lost after windstorm at Odd Fellows cemetery
• Douglas County savings program awarded grant
• Appeals court reinstates unemployment claim for DC juvenile employee
• Truth of Youth: What would be your survival strategy in the event of a natural disaster?
• Roseburg photographer earns kudos
• Roseburg hydrants to be flushed
• UCAN Confidence Clinic orientation set
• Glide church hosts yard sale
• Roseburg school has doughnut fundraiser
• Douglas County Easter service information sought
• Merkley, Wyden agree with Obama that U.S. troops should stay out of Libya
• Police and Fire Logs for March 19 and 20
• OSU Extension: Think your drink
• Garden Faire: Now is the time to begin thinking of new veggie gardens
• Midred Kanipe Memorial Park: A vast opportunity for the outdoors
• Police and Fire logs for March 20
• Roseburg peace march held
• Douglas County Easter service info sought
• Red Cross offers baby-sitter camp
• Roseburg man sentenced to 24 years
• Church group rocks for programs
• Canyonville: Home Business Fair today and Monday
• Dale Wayne Hill Trial: State rests case after Friday testimony
• A history of helping rebuild
• Mediums multiply at Jackson Street art gallery
• Just Us Show - Riddle High's Musical Tradition
• ABC Soup: Piano offers keys to harmonious family legacy
• TOKETEE: Trail bridge swept away after storm
• Merkley schedules town hall meeting
• Umpqua Community College: Big horns jazz group joins Eugene ballet
• Man found with one pound of meth
• Coos Bay museum imprints new show at Roseburg gallery
• Roseburg's Japanese sister city affected by quake
• Sutherlin family thankful after trees crash all around
• Police and Fire Logs for March 17
• State medical examiner testifies to cause of Condon's death
• Speak your mind: Is it a good decision to raise Umpqua Community College's tuition rates by $6 per credit?
• Roseburg's Mercy Medical Center gets top grade
• Blustery days ahead
• Potassium Iodide becomes hot radiation supplement
• Sutherlin: Potato feed fuels Centennial
• Roseburg: Hikers take on Lookingglass Rock
• Douglas County: Fish stocked in county, state lakes
• Beale Commissary comes to fairgrounds
• Roseburg: FBI agent testifies to another version of events presented by Hill in 2000
• H20 restriction renews appreciation for tasteless liquid
• Book Review: All tigers are in the eye of the beholder
• Umpqua woodcarvers host annual event
• Roseburg: Testimony turns to girl's remains recovery in Dale Hill trial
• Roseburg VA Medical Center: Lawmakers urge VA-OHSU partnership
• Local author shares book tips
• Tribe to talk about business center
• TV show features blacktail buck hunts
• Douglas County Storm Watch: Some residents remain without power
• Roseburg pub crawl previewed
• Roseburg bride-to-be wins $14K wedding
• UCC tuition hike, president's contract approved
• Company seeks funds to build solar panels on Roseburg Public Safety Center
• St. Paddy's Day crawls the 'burg
• Douglas County: Electricity to be restored to most customers today
• Dinner supports elk, animal habitat
• Roseburg woman, 73, scammed out of $10K
• Douglas County storm cleanup continues
• Roseburg councilor-elect decision nears
• Grant could help pave Roseburg National Cemetery parking lot
• GUEST COLUMN: Confidence Clinic will need your help to survive
• Should someone convicted of aggravated murder serve life in prison or receive the death penalty?
• Biker babe salon owner brings out clients' inner wild child
• Douglas County Sunday storm: Wild winds tear swath of damage
• Trees fall at Umpqua Valley Arts Center in Roseburg
• Annie Titus, Boni Yraguen named Douglas County Distinguished Young Women
• School closures: Melrose, Fullerton, Glide Middle and Douglas High
• High winds topple trees, knock out power in Douglas County
• Roseburg seminar helps job seekers 50 and older
• On Biz: Yoncalla bakery expands offerings
• Roseburg church marks tuneful Lenten season
• Jurors hear audio tape in Dale Wayne Hill murder case
• Douglas County farmers and ranchers may lose more livestock to predators
• Officials glad coastal Douglas County escaped tsunami damage
• Extension spotlight: Sharing the land
• N-R pet photo contest front-runner wins by a chin
• N-R pet photo contest's second-place winner the outdoorsy type
• Girl on Grapes: European distillery coming to a winery near you
• View from the hill: No apologies for squeezing Abe Lincoln
• Distinguished Young Women winners named
• Collision downs power pole in Roseburg
• Local juniors vie for scholarship, titles Saturday
• Weekend's best bets for March 11 to 13
• Former detective testifies in Dale Wayne Hill trial
• Roseburg choir to perform before traveling
• UCC play auditions set
• Roseburg driver misses stop, hits pickup
• Myrtle Creek woman reported missing
• Douglas County plays it safe with coastal evacuations
• Yoncalla station jokingly sets gas prices on a limb
• Roseburg's Confidence Clinic celebrates 40 years
• Tsunami expected to hit coastal Douglas County between 7 and 7:20 a.m.
• Tsunami warning issued for West Coast following Japan earthquake
• Speak Your Mind: Can downtown Roseburg support a large natural foods store?
• Potential for downtown Roseburg grocery store studied
• Roseburg man sent to prison for shooting estranged girlfriend in head
• Douglas County candidates sought for special district positions
• Roseburg event benefits warming center
• Storyteller speaks at Douglas County Library
• Canyonville First Citizens tickets available
• Yoncalla School District seeks budget members
• Merkley schedules town hall meeting at UCC
• Hill's whereabouts come into question
• Roseburg's Stewart Park Golf course to adjust rates
• UCC postpones tuition increase decision
• Gallery listings for March 10, 2011
• Green man restores 1931 Ford for grandson
• Free parenting classes offered in Roseburg
• Music meditation set in Roseburg
• Roseburg talent show supports Relay for Life
• Oakland melodrama group holds auditions
• DHS principal takes Central Linn superintendent job
• Retired Roseburg ophthalmologist donates $100,000 to the arts
• Defense challenges witness credibility in trial of Dale Wayne Hill
• Douglas County has opening on fire district boards
• UCC board mulls $5 per credit tuition hike
• Wind gusts suspected as cause of Myrtle Creek-area plane crash
• Police and Fire Logs for March 8
• Girardet Winery takes people's choice award at Greatest of Grape
• Special district candidates needed in Douglas County
• Wreck closes Highway 42 east of Myrtle Point; one lane reopens
• Four arrested for battery thefts in Roseburg, Green and Winston
• Galesville Dam geese
• Umpqua Discovery Center extends hours
• Umpqua hiking club goes coastal
• Roseburg VA system seeks hospice volunteers
• Douglas County farmers offer CSA memberships
• Winston council agrees to mediation
• Douglas County pageant candidates announced
• Truth of Youth: What are your thoughts on the role of youth and social media in the Egyptian revolution?
• Feds to free $13.5 million for repairs to Coos Bay Line Rail
• Camas Valley woman crochets items using plastic grocery bags
• DC health department offers
• Douglas County poets needed for Earth Day observance
• Turkey hunting clinic set in Winchester
• Oakland resident travels by bike
• Myrtle Creek Tri City first citizens named
• Energy Sporlight: Shop smart takes steps to be energy smart
• Roseburg cribbage players hold all the cards
• Sweet business for Roseburg cookie crew
• Dungeness crab industry feeling the pinch
• Umpqua Valley Home and Garden Show features lots of new stuff
• Man survives plane crash near Myrtle Creek
• Umpuqa Community College: Olson ready to take president's office
• Tapping gas for cash?
• Car show holds food drive
• South Umpqua School District seeks budget committee members
• AARP holds workshop for job seekers
• Classes on forest topics planned
• Coos Bay man survives plane crash near Myrtle Creek
• Best Bets for March 4 - 6
• Douglas County's best bets for weekend entertainment
• Belly dance events sway Winston, Sutherlin Saturday
• Utility work to delay motorists
• Wildlife Safari hosts '20s masquerade
• Dance supports Confidence Clinic
• Roseburg teens arrested after store robbery
• Roseburg restaurant to help police buy dogs
• Glide superintendent takes Sweet Home job
• Suspected Roseburg heroin dealer arrested
• Opening statements outline trial of murder defendant Dale Hill
• Police and Fire Logs for March 3
• Speak your mind: Is closing an elementary school worth the Roseburg School District's consideration?
• Jury selected for Dale Hill trial
• ROSEBURG Wine institute hosts symposium
• Woolley 'life service' takes place April 2 in Eugene
• Coalition offers parenting classes
• Umpqua Valley home, garden show set at fairgrounds
• Roseburg District school closure may be considered
• Roseburg proposes new rates at golf course
• Irish Creme has full concert schedule for March
• Read all about it: Douglas County Library system among the best
• Zumba epidemic reaches Winston Middle School
• Police and Fire Logs for March 2
• Roseburg supports full service VA hospital
• Roseburg councilor-elect's absence further excused
• Umpqua Community College names new president
• Dems reschedule meeting for Thursday
• Traveled bicyclist recounts journey
• Funding available to serve at-risk youth
• Relay for Life sets kick-off gathering
• Series of wellness workshops scheduled
• Roseburg museum presents 'Women of Valor'
• GUEST COLUMN: State program creates jobs, helps our community
• Reflector theft costs county in contolling Galesville Dam
• Sutherlin approves sewer plan to upgrade system
• Roseburg VA study arrives in Washington
• Museum honors women veterans
• Sutherlin food pantry calls for volunteers
• Saturday tryouts set for talent show
• Red Cross offers CPR classes
• Roseburg man in serious condition after dog eats toes
• Winston couple honored as first citizens
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 28
• UCC presidential candidates market themselves to college community
• Musicians perform at UCC
• Roseburg group to host natural resources talk
• Hiking club takes on North Bank wildlife area
• Douglas County Extension Office plans food safety courses
• Truth of Youth: Will Douglas County be the next wine tourist destination?
• DFPA spokesman fields the fires
• Douglas County vineyards carry on with pruning season
• Sustainable Living: Peak oil builds pressure for the revolution
• Outdoorsman, soldier turns businessman
• Douglas County motorists face rising fuel prices
• Douglas County: Jury selection continues in Hill trial
• Douglas County women learn to use firearms
• GARDEN FAIRE: Ornamentals are 2011 All-American Selection winners
• Roseuburg teen shelter hosts open house
• Lookingglass Block Run slated for March 5
• Forest service seeks public proposals
• Douglas County exchange group hosts banquet
• Douglas County United Way nears fundraising goal
• Diamond Lake: Frozen fun
• Roseburg High wins state wrestling title
• Douglas County group takes polar plunge to fight child abuse
• Drain philanthropist dies at age 85
• Census count receives mixed reviews in Douglas County
• Public employee union negotiations start quietly
• Best Bets for Feb. 25-27
• Shammel charged with contempt of court
• Winter weather rearranges calendar for some school districts
• Japanese sister city trip set
• Discussion centers on breast health
• ODFW gives away plants Tuesday
• Umpqua Forest: Comments sought for land project
• Douglas County weather improves
• Umpqua Community College narrows search for president to four
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 24
• Search and rescue K-9 promotes literacy at Glide school
• Days Creek, Tiller schools on two-hour delay
• Speak your mind: Is Arizona Senate panel's illegal immigration bill a good idea?
• Myrtle Creek: Conquer the fritter
• County growth modest, Canyonville takes off
• Glide sanitary district seeks candidates
• Tryouts set Sunday for talent show
• Fundraiser planned for K-9 program
• Storm dumps several inches of snow
• Murder conviction upheld for Machain
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 23
• Snow causes Dems to cancel meeting
• Douglas County's light snow enough to grab attention
• Douglas ESD Speech Center, Circle of Friends preschools closed
• Melrose Elementary School closed because of weather
• UCC to close at noon due to stormy weather
• UPDATE: Elkton, Yoncalla schools closed because of inclement weather
• Douglas County blacksmiths forge works of art
• School delays: Roseburg, Elkton and Camas Valley; Closed: North Douglas
• Winston: Live music set for monthly gathering
• Roseburg warming center to open tonight
• Roseburg: Alleged heroin dealer arrested
• Two arrested after traffic stop
• Umpqua Valley to get blast of snow
• Hometown starlett motivates county students
• GUEST COLUMN: Loss of federal block grants would dramatically affect UCAN programs
• GUEST COLUMN: Are taxes too high? Check our taxing history
• Class discusses the process of aging
• Douglas County Dems to hear on LNG legislation
• Sutherlin teens survive devastating accident
• Douglas County residents brace for more winter weather
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 21
• Logging rig helps ODOT reopen Highway 42 after slides
• Tenmile Man injured in rollover crash
• Myrtle Creek teen who studied in Egypt observes turmoil from back home
• Businessman, mayor selected respectively as Sutherlin-Oakland first citizens
• Two injured in Sutherlin-area accident
• Free bilingual play to be staged at UCC
• Roseburg cardiologist to discuss heart health
• Icy plunge helps abused Douglas County children
• Truth of Youth: Which president has had the biggest impact on America?
• Highway 42 near Camas Valley closed due to debris
• Douglas County schools get health education from foundation
• Camas Valley rock slide closes one lane of Hwy. 42
• Foreclosure will be topic of seminar
• UVAA offers linocut class on Saturday
• Myrtle Creek: Applicants sought for council opening
• Douglas County senior services council seeks members
• Biomass tax credits fine, but federal forest rule changes are more immediate need
• Douglas County: Campground fees going up this summer
• Douglas County: Pinot's birthright
• Kellogg sisters aren't sheepish about their work
• My ABC Soup: Making baby food from scratch is a snap, and a bargain
• Umpqua fishery frustrations
• Garden Faire: Keep veggies happy while they grow with these guidelines
• OSU Extension: Upcoming seminar cultivates food-producing gardeners
• Douglas County FFA foes now friendly stylists
• Wildlife Safari: Lion is king in tug of war
• Kyron's mother seeks help in Roseburg
• Best Bets for Feb. 18-20
• Roseburg Regional Airport: Michael Danielle takes on post as director
• Coastal woods trek planned by hikers
• Water Wise Gardening theme of workshop
• Applicants sought for park board
• Pre-diabetes lecture planned
• Food and drink meet at Confluence 2011
• Camas Valley: Only a few families still without power
• Roseburg School District board turns away levy proposal
• Speak your mind: How should the Roseburg School District deal with a severe funding shortage?
• Glide community Club postpones meeting
• Reedsport-Winchester Bay awards nominations due for 2010
• Sutherlin's 55th awards event is Saturday
• Diamond Lake cross country ski event set for Sunday
• Roseburg boy earns cash for colossal cabbage
• Douglas County blanketed by snow
• Roseburg elementary schools on two-hour delay
• Myrtle Creek gallery features wolf artist
• Closed schools: Winston, Camas Valley; Delayed: Oakland, Glide, Yoncalla
• Roseburg pollsters: Voters unlikely to support school bond
• GUEST COLUMN: For building's sake, new leaders needed for Glide Community Club
• GUEST COLUMN: Let's pay up to save our libraries
• Douglas County: Jury selection begins in Hill murder trial
• Roseburg man arrested after multiple accidents
• Drain: Robbery suspect taken into custody
• Sutherlin: Negotiators tapped for suicidal man
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 15
• Douglas County storm sends Deer Creek above flood stage
• Roseburg leaders consider sending letter to VA secretary
• Obama visiting Oregon Friday for Intel tour
• Yoncalla School District gets results of audit
• Safety net extension would bring continuing cuts
• Roseburg VA hospital honors veteran patients
• Roseburg man sentenced for sex crimes
• Roseburg: Jury selection starts in Hill murder trial
• Deer Creek flood warning issued
• Days Creek woman's plea deal denied in theft case
• Sutherlin man gets 1 year for ID theft
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 14
• Douglas County: Snow surprises region, closes schools and roads
• Roseburg businessman pleads not guilty to bank fraud, trial set
• UPDATE: Oregon Highway 42 reopens at Tenmile
• Winston-Dillard schools closed; Hwy. 42 closed at Tenmile
• Truth of Youth: Is Valentine's Day too commercialized?
• DC timber net safety funding to continue?
• Roseburg man stabbed, woman bitten
• Ski trips on next meeting's agenda
• DC library hosts teen poetry jam
• Glide woman sworn in as court interpreter
• DC vet forum questions impartiality of study
• Douglas County baby boomers push into retirement
• DC dads and daughters dance the night away
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 12 and 13
• Roseburg man arrested with bomb and drugs
• Bridging business and education
• Riddle: Second chance for sporting restaurant
• Douglas County Baby Boomers: Talkin' 'bout my generation
• Roseburg pilot project takes aim at forests
• Southern Oregon wines await judges verdict
• Douglas County Valentine's Day: Lasting love
• Garden Faire: It's tuneup time for gas-powered lawn mowers
• Extension Spotlight: Container gardening a great option when space is limited
• Casino invests in energy conservation and wins big time
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 11 and 12
• Shots for Tots offers free immunizations to Douglas County kids
• GUEST COLUMN: Roseburg, statehood and the Civil War: A retrospective
• Weekend's Best Bets
• Roseburg artist win national painting competition
• Roseburg man found guilty of sex crimes
• Reedsport bowling burglary suspect identified
• Douglas County Library receives large cash gift
• Kitzhaber asks feds for disaster relief funds
• Boys and Girls Club makes Valentines for veterans
• Hanna, Freeman push for remodeling tax credit
• Speak your mind: U-Trans extends its route into South County
• Roseburg downtown business as usual after crash into power pole
• Douglas County business leaders take a hit for United Way
• Roseburg voters split on questions of support on levy
• UW holds 15th banquet Saturday
• Event highlights Mercy volunteerism
• Roseburg chamber to hear about city's status
• Vets home bill introduced
• GUEST COLUMN: Our forests managed better than industry's
• VA chief defends objectivity of study on Roseburg hospital
• Douglas County: Taking the southern bus route
• Sutherlin chocolate, wine event celebrates Centennial
• Support transplant recipients
• Sutherlin wine, chocolate gala is Saturday
• History center is offering classes
• YMCA to start fund drive
• Burglary suspects arrested after brief Sutherlin manhunt
• SUV wipes out fire hydrant, power pole in downtown Roseburg
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 8
• Douglas County Health Department looks to cut budget by $600,000
• Governor's budget extends childcare subsidy to more families
• A push to ban high-capacity gun magazines
• New attorney ordered for Roseburg man
• Health insurance companies open enrollment this month to children
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 7
• Adjusting hours at Douglas County Landfill could save cash
• GUEST COLUMN: Precedent says court won't declare health care unconstitutional
• Roseburg High School says 'I love you' through song lyrics
• Glide first citizen nominations sought
• Seeking nominees for First Citizen
• Seeking comments on child abuse
• Mustard-covered marijuana found in Winston traffic stop
• Douglas County Library supporters propose tax district funding
• A push to ban high-capacity gun magazines
• Reedsport burglary suspect arrested
• DC commissioners set budget talks
• Roseburg chamber plans health care forum
• MC Fire Department hosts father-daughter dance
• Truth of Youth: Would banning gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds violate the Second Amendment?
• Hospice nurse Patty Brown assists patients with a smile
• Bridge planned to link Tri City, I-5
• Neighborhood cats killed near Dixonville
• A push to ban high-capacity gun magazines
• Proposal aimed to help town's business climate
• Brice Creek Trail/Trestle Creek Loop: An aqueous ascent
• Perfect port & pairings of love
• Pruning in the winter is OK - but remember a few tips
• Seeing eye-to-eye in hindsight
• Douglas County artisans use 'Etsy' website to grow businesses
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 4 and 5
• Douglas County residents support their own in Super Bowl XLV
• Former Roseburg newsman serves House co-speakers
• Roseburg burglary discovered, suspect arrested
• Roseburg man suspected of stealing mail, check
• Reservations for dinner due today
• Free tax aid offered
• Dinner supports United Way
• 'Heroes' remembered: Belated World War II Medals Awarded
• DeFazio calls for waiver on mandated health insurance
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 3
• What do you think of Gov. Kitzhaber's proposed budget?
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 2
• Roseburg VA squelches cancer center rumor
• Roseburg woman accused of $71,000 fraud
• Council earns patriotic award
• Meeting set for Queen hopefuls
• Roller Vixens hit The Zoo Saturday
• Cooking for Charity plans V-D dinner
• GUEST COLUMN: Safety net decrease means fewer dollars for county services
• Trusting your gut to gluten-free options
• Roseburg Dream Center helps those in need
• Douglas County Fairgrounds hosts gold show
• Jail inmate injured after 40-foot jump
• Reading to manage SW Oregon for ODOT
• February a good time to remember to love your heart
• Police and Fire Logs for Feb. 1
• BLM hosting forest project meetings
• Douglas County ready for Celebration of Literacy
• Truck slams into tree, two injured
• Mercy wears red for heart disease
• Glide home heavily damaged in fire
• Douglas County houses rehabbed, pride restored
• Young guitarist returns to UCC
• Roseburg student represents YMCA at forum
• Booster club hosts barbecue fundraiser
• Take a sweet walk through downtown Roseburg
• Umpqua photo contest extended
• Rock Creek Road: Repair work ahead
• Woman in stolen truck runs from Roseburg police in short chase
• Murder charges filed in death of 2-year-old
• Winston teens invited to try out for 'America's Got Talent'
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 31
• Roseburg man arrested after chase
• Buckeroos teach steps in Roseburg
• UCC offers free concert
• Shots for tots clinic set
• Father-daughter dance set in Canyonville
• Douglas County Special Olympics athletes shoot for success
• Roseburg wildlife biologist thrives outdoors
• What do you think of President Barack Obama?
• OSU Extension Spotlight: Reminiscing about soup
• Sustainable Living: Improve water retention of soil with homemade biochar
• Taking stock of the past
• Rocking along in the furniture business
• Hanging up their hats
• A self-indulgent man and his many women
• Honoring those less fortunate
• Roseburg man injured in fight with police
• Best bets for weekend's entertainment in Douglas County
• Methodist Church to help needy
• Meyer trust to hold two meetings
• Roseburg to poll locals on school levy
• AARP offers free tax help this season
• Man held in death of 2-year-old boy
• Douglas County reaction mixed on possibility of garbage dumping fees
• Film shot in Lookingglass premieres at Sundance
• Vaccinations urged in wake of rabies cases
• Roseburg treasure show strikes gold
• Workshop to focus on forage, pasture
• Yoncalla flue fire damages home Wednesday
• More livestock killed in Yoncalla dog attacks
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 26
• UCAN conducts Douglas County homeless count
• Roseburg businessman indicted for bank fraud
• Make-believe conversation echoes reality in new play
• Oregon Legislature tackles redistricting
• Saving Grace burglarized, 4 dogs released
• Suspicious calls reported overnight
• Studio hosts its grand opening
• Ford opens for arts fellowship
• Relay for Life hosts open house
• State proposes ban on plastic bags
• Downtown Roseburg looking to attract high-tech businesses
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 25
• Douglas County homeless advocates propose warming centers
• Douglas County Veterans Forum criticizes VA study
• Standup set to crack up locals
• Club invites public to hike Mt. Pisgah
• Business officials to speak at meeting
• Toketee campground closed until next fall
• Gov.: Schools would receive more, although not enough to maintain program levels
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 24
• Slash burn outside Camas Valley settles smoke in county
• Deputy seriously injured in off-duty motorcycle crash
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 23 and 24
• St. George's Episcopal Church: Preserving the mission for 150 years
• Truth of Youth: What are your thoughts on the new edited version of 'Huckleberry Finn'?
• Neighbors: Myrtle Creek woman repays help she received a dozen years ago
• Grave responsibilities
• No plea yet in Wallace murder case
• Hanna, Roblan pledge to get along in speaker roles
• Tribunal rules against Canada in lumber dispute
• Douglas County lawmakers call for drug tests
• Tax aid programs offered in county
• Veterans memorial seeks submissions
• Homeless coalition hosts vigil
• Relay for Life to host event
• Roseburg hospitals fanning out to recruit doctors
• Rain, rain, go away - my earthworms have work to do
• High speed chase ends with a crash in Rice Valley
• VA drivers needed for appointments
• UPDATE: Roseburg missing girl found
• Roseburg teen girl reported missing
• Douglas County homeless count planned
• Sunday sewage spill controlled in Sutherlin
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 20
• All's Ducky for Johnson, Hummel
• American flag of Roseburg business found burnt by vandals
• Speak your mind: Should Douglas County commissioners set landfill fees?
• Douglas County legislators excited
• Roseburg VA chief psychologist retires
• Local campaign thinks 2011
• Sen. Wyden tells Roseburg audience he will keep up the pressure on VA
• Landfill fees could be coming
• Sutherlin businessman appeals DEQ asbestos penalty
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 19
• Suspected Riddle killer sets dates for motions
• Douglas County Youth Orchestra: Coming of age
• Johnson, Hummel and Lee earn top honors at First Citizens Banquet
• UCC's Fall Honor Roll announced
• UCC's SOWI named "Organization of the Year" by wine publication
• Judge William Marshall steps up to circuit court bench
• Kruse, Freeman schedule town hall
• Church fundraiser to raise the roof
• Library hops the LearningExpress
• U.S. takes lumber dispute with Canada to international court
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 19
• Douglas County motorist injured in head-on collision
• Roseburg nightclub gives older dancers a chance to cut a rug
• GUEST COLUMN: Resources exist to help avoid losing homes
• Technical Symposium Set for March 8, 9, & 10
• Hanna, Roblan set joint Roseburg town hall appearance
• Diamond Lake snowpack sinks as rain hits
• Students honor MLK through park cleanup
• Fireworks fundraiser set for Saturday
• Haws to talk about D.C. timber trip
• Classes help dig up family roots
• Clay class sign-up extended
• Sutherlin woman celebrates 100th birthday
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 17
• Tucson pulling together, says RHS graduate
• How did Martin Luther King Jr. change society?
• Elkton spared flooding as Umpqua River subsides
• Roseburg VA golf course closes up shop
• Man in stolen car crashes on Harvard Avenue after short chase
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 15 and 16
• Retired Green truck driver dives into writing, entertaining
• Stealing steelhead in the Umpqua River
• On Biz: New employees thank their lucky star
• Douglas County meat prices are beefing up
• Censoring history
• Accused killer prepares for long trial
• Choir begins rehearsal Monday
• Hiking club plans Saturday trip
• Log rolls over, injures Coos Bay man
• Cheetah cubs draw crowds Saturday
• Rivers, creeks expected to crest this afternoon
• Weekend storms could flood some Northwest streams
• Weekend's Best Bets
• Vets praise lawmakers' efforts in VA case
• Winter finally ending severe algae bloom season
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 13
• Roseburg city commissions have openings
• Roseburg park cleanups set for MLK Day
• Umpqua River Lighthouse offers guide training
• Sen. Wyden to hold town hall
• Umpqua Community College holds mascot tryouts
• Shinseki asked to intervene in Roseburg VA study
• EPA pullback on biomass regulations may be a boon for Oregon
• County approves revised population forecast
• UCC offers drivers education
• Drama makes Last Call Saturday
• Exposing event offered at UVAA
• Fireworks fundraiser scheduled Jan. 22
• St. Bernard rescue seeks foster homes
• Fire shuts down Riddle mill for month or more
• Company drops plans for Winchester Dam turbines
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 12
• Sherm's donates to UCAN food bank
• War veterans hope album deal hits target
• UCC SBDC offers classes in Excel 2007
• UCC SBDC offers classes in QuickBooks
• College automotive technology lab will be named in instructor’s honor
• UCC Adds Top Winemaker to Teach Enology
• ASUCC president takes top spots among community college students nationwide
• UCC Literacy Program seeks volunteer tutors
• UCC offers aqua fit class
• Electrician apprenticeship opportunities
• Centerstage at UCC is holding auditions for Blood Brothers
• UCC students, faculty staff raise money for Haiti relief
• Top community college instructor, administrator becomes interim vice president of instruction
• UCC lead in $2.4 million project to develop "green" certificate
• $3,000 award designed to give students support to succeed at community college
• UCC SBDC offers classes in Microsoft Office 2007
• ETS to locate grape and wine lab at UCC to better serve southern Oregon wineries
• New SOWI center will be named for Danny Lang thanks to $800,000 gift
• UCC’s Winter Honor Roll announced
• Ukrainian leaders examine education in Roseburg, Oregon
• UCC serves culinary arts meals to the public
• UCC offers four new programs; registration open until October 8
• UCC Foundation raises $525,000 more for teaching, learning, event center in vineyard
• UCC culinary arts students prepare Caribbean, Italian menus for public
• UCC offers non-profit board training
• UCC's SBDC offers services to area retailers
• ASUCC Student Government Election Results
• UCC offers emergency response classes for youth
• UCC's Oregon Musical Theatre Festival receives $2,000 for summer musicals
• Compete for $700 in cash prizes: Opportunities remain for "Umpqua's Got Talent"
• Umpqua Community College triathalon seeks local athletes, Sunday, June 6
• UCC named "military friendly" school by national magazine
• UCC SBDC offers classes for contractors in QuickBooks
• UCC culinary arts prepares tasty lunches
• Local master in management program holds reception for prospective students
• UCC SBDC offers classes in Real Estate
• Third time in 5 years UCC student wins $30,000 a year scholarship
• Cow Creek tribe pledges $100,000 to UCC winemaking, event center
• UCC nursing programs receives grants for phlebotomy, practical nursing and nursing assistant programs
• TUCC hosts summer camps for boys and girls of all ages
• UCC adds Italian to fall class lineup
• Instructor’s OHSU biomedical informatics internship leads to AAS program at UCC beginning in fall 2010
• Board to see drawings for health occupations, allied technical, student development buildings
• UCC bookstore has launched online rental program for books
• College to award 335 associate degrees at graduation ceremonies, Friday, June 11
• SOWI associate director named; enology instructor joins faculty
• Conference on Extraordinary Living scheduled for UCC September 17
• Spaces available for artists at September 11, 12 event
• Bluesman Curtis Salgado headlines talent on UCC’s Swanson Amphitheatre stage
• UCC receives top marks among community colleges nationwide
• UCC adds summer aqua fit class
• UCC to honor advisory committee members with recognition dinner Tuesday evening, May 11
• Groundbreaking ceremony set for Danny Lang Center at SOWI/UCC
• UCC to graduate 190 from its adult high school program
• UCC hosts employers, educators at public event Thursday, May 13
• Some GED classes and ESL classes moved to Riverside Center, Garden Valley
• Tom Keel honored by UO School of Education for leadership and commitment to preservation
• UCC debaters to argue about socialism at public forum noon, Friday, May 14
• UCC SBDC offers QuickBooks classes
• UCC hosts basketball and volleyball camps for boys and girls of all ages
• UCC SBDC offers classes in Microsoft Word 2007
• UCC’s Spring Honor Roll announced
• 14 Douglas County seniors receive scholarship to UCC from Cow Creek Tribe
• UCC SBDC offers class in Contractor Licensing
• SOU to offer Masters Program at Umpqua Community College
• Javier Ayala named vice president for Instruction; replaces Ross Tomlin, president of Connecticut college
• UCC SBDC offers class in lead safety
• SOWI to receive $9,000 worth of wine bottles
• Two public forums scheduled for UCC presidential search
• UCC co-hosting early childhood conference
• UCC receives $100,000 from Crane Creek Family Fund
• UCC offers classes on promoting your business through social media, including Facebook
• UCC SBDC Offers Class in Contractor Training
• UCC's Summer Honor Roll announced
• UCC announces tryouts for special someone wanting to be first-ever Riverhawk mascot
• Medford-Ashland students taking UCC's 'Wines of the World' class may take their labs in Medford area
• UCC offers Driver Education Winter Term
• UCC President Blaine Nisson to retire from UCC December 1
• UCC SBDC offers classes for contractors in QuickBooks
• UCC offers a no stress, healthy way to learn piano
• Southern Oregon Wine Business Conference set for December 14
• ETS President & Labs schedule open house at 10 am, Wednesday, Oct. 27
• Local jazz bands perform at Jacoby Auditorium November 6
• UCC chamber orchestra and choir to perform November 16
• A la carte bistro opens to the public at UCC on Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Family Literacy Program offered at Umpqua Community College
• UCC SBDC offers income tax class for business
• Roseburg mayor delivers state of the city address
• Community meeting highlights health
• Right to Life to host walk, baby shower
• OSU offers mud and manure workshop
• Trip to sister city in Japan planned
• Roseburg to demolish downtown building, sell old fire station
• Roseburg ranks sixth per capita in Peace Corps volunteers
• Library gets smaller reading grant
• Robbery a dud at Sutherlin Suds & Suds
• Alaskan pilot inspires Douglas County youth
• Douglas County Duck fans celebrate game day, lament loss
• No citations issued in two car crash
• Roseburg crash sends driver to hospital
• Preservation grant offered
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 10
• Douglas County: Forage, pasture class scheduled
• Douglas County businesses look forward, back
• Sutherlin Head Start classes to remain closed Tuesday
• Truth of Youth: What phrases or words would you banish because of overuse or misuse?
• Dixonville farm house burns, leaves family homeless
• Riddle mill shut down by fire
• Roseburg gardening class set
• Roseburg man robbed of guitar
• Myrtle Creek church movie series begins
• Sutherlin seeking First Citizen nominations
• Looking for love for NR special section
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 10
• Sutherlin UCAN Head Start at St. John's Lutheran Church canceled until further notice
• Roseburg caterer, speech instructor ever on the go
• Sutherlin Head Start classes canceled today
• Girl On Grapes: Minding our manners makes for pleasurable winery visits
• Douglas County fans flock together for plucky Ducks
• Roseburg VA hosts remembrance service
• Elkton dinner benefits education center
• Citizens night set, call for names
• Looking for love for special section
• Douglas County schools see declining enrollments
• Two cited after fight at Roseburg motel
• Melrose Grange turns 100
• County museum to open Glendale pioneer family gun exhibit
• Yoncalla gets new school board members, petitioners not quite satisfied
• Speak Your Mind: Should the Roseburg VA contract out more medical services?
• Lower Umpqua seen as 'critical' for smelt
• January show features VanCott
• Public debut set for cheetah cubs
• Series to give tips on organization
• Tickets available for 'Antiques Roadshow'
• Acoustic guitarist to play downtown Roseburg
• Douglas County: Taking forward steps
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 5
• Illegal fishers arrested near Elkton
• Roseburg VA holds second town hall meeting
• Movie Listings Jan. 7 to Jan. 13
• Winston crash victim was "glue" of large family
• Wyden critical of proposed options
• Melrose Grange to mark its 100th anniversary
• SOWI gets kudos from wine press
• Roseburg scouts recycle Christmas cards
• Roseburg school budget panel has vacancies
• Glendale tackles wastewater woes
• Police and Fire Logs for Jan. 4
• GUEST COLUMN: Federal forest management fails; it's time for a new idea
• 'Loon Lake Lloyd,' renowned storyteller, dies at age 90
• Stagnant air prompts warning
• 78-year-old woman dies in accident on Old Highway 99
• Teen arrested for school theft
• Bixby returns to NR, takes arts and North County beats
• Reedsport woman injured in rollover
• Log truck crash blocks Highway 38
• Myrtle Creek couple proud parents of first 2011 baby born in Roseburg
• Physicians of Douglas County appoints new CEO
• Douglas County officials take oath of office
• Art exhibit features UCC faculty
• UACT sets play auditions
• Community center hosts musical event
• Friends take on Riverview Trail
• Glide man offers slice of pizza paradise
• Truth of Youth: Does publicity of shootings prompt others to commit crimes?
• Tri City woman cleans up the town
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 9
• Oakland family skies Camp Sherman area
• Seniors cross country ski and showshoe at Diamond Lake
• Wilbur plant powers down at year's end
• Accidents, DUIIs light on New Year's Eve
• Skin care specialist makes smooth move back home
• Douglas County officials to be sworn in
• Group marks 15 years of splashing into icy Oakland pond on New Year's Day
• Sutherlin City Council won't compete with Ducks
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 1
• Avista donates to food banks
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 10
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 2
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 3
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 4
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 5
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 6
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 7
• Douglas County's Top 10 Stories of 2010: No. 8
• Police and Fire Logs For Dec. 31 and Jan. 1
• State raises tax 6 cents as gasoline prices rise
• Police and FIre Logs for Dec. 30
• Roseburg getting Tom Tom Restaurant back
• Roseburg woman decorates float in memory of daughter
• Support culture, earn a tax credit
• Christmas cards can be recycled
• Child seat safety checks offered
• Applications sought waste position
• Sutherlin man awaits sentencing on ID theft
• Most Sutherlin businesses pass alcohol compliance test
• Douglas County residents are making & breaking resolutions
• Vintage Singers perform holiday concert
• Roseburg house fire displaces five people
• Support for caregivers
• Free parenting classes offered
• Pacific Power raising electric rates
• Roseburg VA changes meeting location
• Douglas County gets snow, ice and more rain
• Glendale sewer plant overwhelmed again
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 28
• Snow falls on the valley floor in Douglas County
• Housing agency urges unemployed families to apply for mortgage assistance
• Photos sought for library fundraiser
• Mercy Medical hosts support groups
• New Year's 5K run planned
• Death of man in police custody due to 'natural causes,' police say
• Roseburg eatery flips final flapjack with closure
• Douglas County could get a few inches of snow
• Roseburg native's film shot in Lookinglass to premiere at Sundance Film Festival
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 27
• Cancer services delivers food baskets
• Community garden plots available
• Red Cross plans winter classes
• VA to host second meeting
• Roseburg optometrist runs and scouts
• Truth of Youth: What's your New Year's resolution?
• Roseburg boy needs kidney transplant
• Group giving pulmonary lecture
• Employees happy to serve Douglas County on Christmas Day
• Hiking along the Bradley and North Umpqua trails
• Douglas County: Food with familiarity
• Hansen has his dream lot
• Oregon Coast Whale Watch Week to start
• Douglas County: Numerous locations offer Xmas tree recycling
• UCAN offers men's life, GED classes
• Local ski club plans outing
• Art exhibit features UCC faculty works
• Citrus cheer for the New Year
• U.S. timber industry's fickle friend
• UCAN offers women's classes
• Support culture, earn a tax credit
• Food bank gets donation
• Douglas County explorer Scouts honored at banquet
• Board: Oxygen debt doomed local pilot
• Douglas County: A happy holiday for families of veterans
• Bend man killed in freak accident honored in Douglas County
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 23
• Speak Your Mind: Is death sentence justified in bank bombing?
• Mount Nebo Cross: A missing symbol
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 22
• Winter forecast: wet and cold
• Douglas County workers donate 16 tons of food to the needy
• What to expect during holiday travel
• Roseburg-based blues band mixes it up
• Federal employees donate to charities
• Free movie and open gym offered
• Free Christmas dinner scheduled
• Pacific Power awards solar grant
• Christmas Eve service planned
• Roseburg woman looks to the future
• McCullough leaves recycling post for love of Scouting
• Conviction upheld in Lemolo murder case
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 21
• Roseburg pedestrian hit by vehicle identified
• Roseburg BLM chief hopeful for 'canvas' improvements
• Wildlife Safari developer Barbara Hart dies
• Assessor says goodbye during retirement reception
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 20
• Goats provide unintended landscape service
• Winston couple light up their lane
• Snowstorm closes I-5 near Josephine county border
• Winston mayor honored at banquet tonight
• Myrtle Creek crash victim in fair condition
• Glendale sewer treatment plant overwhelmed
• Roseburg man dies after being hit on Harvard
• State police identify man who died in custody of Winston police
• Roseburg man arrested after stabbing
• Man attempts suicide after stopped by police
• Truth of Youth: What is your family's unique holiday tradition?
• Canadian firm seeks to install turbines at Winchester Dam
• Roseburg vets dig into cemetery expansion
• Eleven-year-old a young master of the mentor program
• Elliott State Forest management plan
• Court rules against county sheriff's office
• Roseburg School District fficials eye budget cuts for 2011-12
• Marijuana found in OSP traffic stop
• Teen seriously injured in rollover accident
• Local kid-made jewelry sold
• Roseburg man convicted of theft, robbery
• Edelweiss Club to meet Tuesday
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 17 and 18
• Douglas County's shopping local movement
• Best Bets for the weekend of Dec. 17-19
• DeFazio reflects on failed bid to delay deal
• Douglas County churches offer Christmas events
• Former Sutherlin employee suspected of theft, misconduct
• Toy for Tots giveaway planned
• Man dies in police custody
• Douglas County treasurer announces retirement
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 16
• Bluegrass jam to be held
• Riddle crash injures two women
• Sutherlin traffic stop nets cash, pot
• A spotted saga: Jobs beyond timber
• Speak your mind: Spotted owl series
• Gifts collected for needy children
• City has openings on commissions
• Teens can rock out at library
• UCAN gives away Christmas trees
• Roseburg author to sign book
• ESD Board interviews Yoncalla applicants
• Coast Guard agrees to leave Umpqua Lighthouse lens in place
• House fire claims Reedsport woman
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 15
• A spotted saga: Roseburg business diversifies amid changes
• Roseburg National Cemetery celebrates groundbreaking
• Movie Listings Dec. 17 - Dec. 23
• Grammy-winning musical duo to bring locals 'Home for the Holidays'
• Gallery Listings Dec. 16
• Reedsport woman dies in house fire
• Roseburg VA hosts town hall
• Reservations taken for New Year's Eve
• Dial-A-Ride drivers sought
• Auction benefits Inge family
• Man parked in van killed by wind toppled tree
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 14
• A spotted saga: Conservationists say original owl plan was undermined
• Better Life network to celebrate anniversary
• Roseburg Rep. Freeman takes on leadership role in Legislature
• Sutherlin woman laments loss of poodle to aggressive deer
• A spotted saga: Owl population continues to decline
• Tornado hits small Oregon town; no injuries reported
• Holiday gift ideas for the outdoor enthusiast
• Timber Truckers Light Parade honors D.R. Johnson
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 13
• Man killed by fallen tree while sleeping in van
• Entries taken for non-juried art exhibit
• Roseburg woman threatened by man with knife
• Caroling for Cans to be held
• Support museum, buy a display
• Roseburg councilor elect won't give up seat
• Sutherlin council member sworn in
• Sutherlin downtown revitalization discussed
• Wild turkeys can still be fed in Roseburg
• A spotted saga: The call of the woods
• News-Review presents regional ski preview
• Winston couple entertain as the Clauses
• Two injured in Oakland accident
• Balmy 65 degrees ties record in Roseburg
• Roseburg credit union branches plan mini-tree fundraiser
• Umpqua Valley roller derby group plans benefit
• A spotted saga: Five people reflect on Douglas County 20 years ago and now
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 11 and 12
• Camas Valley citizens nab suspected robbers
• Truth of Youth: How has the spotted owl affected Douglas County?
• Riddle pioneer's life celebrated
• Transient sentenced for bank robbery
• Myrtle Creek woman needs kidney
• Make a senior's wish come true
• YMCA Festival of Lights Night set
• Rain comes down lightly in county
• Douglas County's Spotted Owl Saga
• Roseburg chocolatier makes sweet dreams come deliciously true
• Best Bets for the weekend of Dec. 10-12
• GLIDE District seeks budget committee
• Wildflower show receives $7,500
• Revised Douglas County population forecast predicts slow growth
• Electric association recognizes Hanna
• Winner drawn for festival prize
• House Dems turn down President's tax deal
• Douglas ESD flooded with Yoncalla board applicants
• Man accused of aiding Roseburg woman's suicide faces Texas judge
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 9
• Roseburg couple donates $100K to SOWI
• Head-on crash injures two
• Club plans trek on N. Umpqua trail
• Christmas craft fair to be held
• Drop-off point set for canned food
• House Republicans select Hanna
• GUEST COLUMN: Time to start repaying the forest
• Age is what people make of it
• Canyonville pilot project could help open O&C lands to logging
• Warmer weather, heavy rains may cause flooding
• Riddle honors former students, hopes to inspire current ones
• Lane County man dead after crashing into a police car
• Hucrest Christmas lights display ends after 23 years
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 8
• Roseburg-based Irish band delivers spirited performance
• Roseburg area crash on I-5 kills driver
• Health officials lift river warning
• County officials meet with Interior secretary on O&C lands
• Partial recount doesn't alter DeFazio-Robinson results
• U-Trans expands into South County
• Days Creek woman faces judge on embezzlement charges
• Man found dead in creek remembered as friendly
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 7
• Umpqua-area woman sweet on holiday treats
• Truth of Youth: Has technology depersonalized communication?
• Four Douglas County women injured in Roseburg car accident
• Man suspected of stealing car in Sutherlin
• Body of a man found in Wilbur creek, foul play not suspected
• Tenmile house fire claims one
• Douglas County lawmakers could share gavel in divided House
• Green Highway 99 improvements benefit from funding adjustment?
• Winston woman helps 911 callers
• Police and Fire Logs for Dec. 4 and 5
• Douglas County coalition shares the warmth
• Douglas County: Proposed DUII changes may up minimum treatment time
• Roseburg youngsters tackle science problems through robotics
• Santa to help Toys or Tots
• Business calendar
• Olalla Road house destroyed by fire
• Agencies organizing photo contest
• Ducks to play for national title; Douglas, Camas fall short
• OSU Extension: Bulbs can be cultivated to show colors during the winter
• Garden Faire: Colorful winter berries brighten up an otherwise gray season
• Running Samoan can be part of your Xmas
• Energy Spotlight: Shari's cooks up a full menu of ways to save energy
• PREVIEW: Terri Strauss whips up everyone's favorite goodies for Christmas
• Best Bets for the weekend of Dec. 3-5
• Gifts gathered for needy children
• Festival of Trees continues
• Christmas trees being sold
• Roseburg teenagers hurt in pickup crash
• Civil War, high school games to cause congestion Saturday
• Mortgage payment assistance offered to laid off workers
• Learning to step it up at Roseburg High School
• BLM seeks volunteers
• Public comment wanted on project
• Roseburg teenager injured when pickup overturns
• Children picked for Shop With a Cop
• Church, business broken into overnight
• Police and FIre Logs for Dec. 1
• Douglas County Christmas Fair showcases crafters
• Roseburg City Council slot opens
• World AIDS Day marked in Roseburg
• 10 Yoncalla residents going after school board seats
• Douglas County Book and Author Fair to feature many writers
• RHS club to walk to raise money
• Vigil held against human trafficking
• Roseburg motorcyclist eludes troopers for 10 miles
• Sutherlin home damaged in chimney fire
• Don't take a holiday from exercise and healthy eating
• Glendale's feral population not the cat's meow
• Yoncalla narrows in on new school board members, welcomes audit
• Douglas County Sheriff's Office veteran retires after 33 years
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 30
• Douglas County seniors have less Medicare options
• Roseburg automotive dealers on a steady ride
• Roseburg ophthalmologist undergoes an eye-opening experience
• Holiday Event Guide 2010
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 29
• Teen accused of killing Roseburg girl arraigned on indictment
• Truth of Youth: Which is better: a big or small school?
• What's your color?
• World AIDS Day marked on Wednesday
• Several hundred pills found in Roseburg traffic stop
• Douglas County Courthouse Christmas tree lit
• Roseburg couple opens store to supply county with survival gear
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 27 and 28
• Umpqua Valley wineries serving a mix of music and vino
• Riddle mill owner Don Johnson dies at 83
• Extension spotlight: Help available to help landowners achieve small-farm dreams
• Sustainalbe Living: Harvesting rainwater a great idea, but please sterilize
• Oakland man says many involved in rescuing son
• Kitchen gifts topic of class
• Business collecting toys for tots
• Yoncall School District seeks board replacements
• Glendale mill fires up
• Editorial: Roses and thorns
• UCC to host wine conference
• Wildlife Safari holds kids' day camp
• Roseburg fair features gifts that benefit others
• McMinnville man arrested after wreck
• Myrtle Creek Thanksgiving dinner draws about 200 people
• Three rescued from banks of Calapooia Creek
• Roseburg shoppers head out for Black Friday
• Speak your mind: Should the European Union bail out deficit-ridden Ireland?
• Three rescued from banks of Calapooia Creek
• Fund set up to help Richardson
• Roseburg National Guard unit plans party
• Umpqua Valley 'Festival of Lights' fills park
• Nutty Nuns
• Shady bicycle bridge now open
• Green couple receive donated food for holiday
• Glide Community Club gets spruced up
• Douglas County storm preps resorts for winter recreation
• Editorial: Uncertain times call for large helpings of gratitude
• Oregon: A destination for writers
• The Elder Statesman: Simple truths spark a 60-year marriage
• Editorial: A clear-cut difference between old, new ways of logging
• Green interchange reopens at bridge
• Roseburg police car damaged during call to disturbance
• Festival of Trees' Holiday Village opens Thursday
• Sutherlin council considers volunteer coordinator position
• DC scholarship pageant contestants sought
• Thanksgiving Day holiday closures announced
• Douglas County weather mild for holiday travel
• Sutherlin woman's murder conviction may be overturned
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 23
• Roseburg Rescue Mission gears up for Thanksgiving
• Weather still affecting some school schedules
• Sutherlin big game hunters
• Camas Valley Charter School closed Wednesday
• UCC evening classes on schedule
• Douglas County storm packs a punch
• Editorial: Oregon budget shortfall
• Roseburg VA Christmas gift shop seeks volunteers
• Sign-ups set for Special Olympics
• Church schedules holiday service
• Sutherlin council authorizes selling bonds to rebuild water plant
• Yoncalla teachers get a new look for a good cause
• What kind of college president do you want?
• Douglas County jobless rate inches higher in October
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 22
• Interstate 5 under certain chain restrictions
• ODOT: Motorists advised to use caution while driving
• UPDATE: Douglas County school closures today
• Some schools closed, others delay opening
• Douglas County Christmas tree biz has trimmer climate
• Radio host to speak in Roseburg on family
• Tell us why you're a Duck, Beaver fan
• Historic restoration specialist to speak in Canyonville
• Oakland horse sanctuary has new director
• UCC class and parking spaces packed
• Court: Hearsay evidence inadequate to convict Glendale man
• Truth of Youth: What does Thanksgiving mean to you?
• Roseburg motivational speaker says we really can all get along
• Boxing up gifts of love
• My ABC Soup: Holidays with baby bring out a family tug of war
• UACT's 'Nunsensations' a celestial confection
• Glendale murder has family searching for answers
• Republicans enjoy big edge in voter support
• Traffic stop leads to marijuana bust
• Sewage spill affects Carnes Road traffic
• UCC to hold new president forums
• Spay and neuter group expands
• Sutherlin council to again take up water rates issue
• Did I say that out loud?:Fortitude needed to keep holiday under control
• Extension spotlight: Orange you glad pumpkin is such a versatile fall food?
• Garden Faire: Gift books for the gardeners on your Christmas shopping list
• Windows made into art benefit Roseburg social service agency
• Roseburg woman injured in crash
• Survivors of suicide conference planned
• Roseburg Lions Club selling candy
• Boys and Girls Club kids participate in sport stacking
• Douglas County hand count confirms accurate vote totals
• Three injured in Riddle crash
• State your passion for Beavers or Ducks
• Speak your mind: Is marriage becoming obsolete?
• State your passion for Beavers or Ducks
• Roseburg-area dancers take part in 'The Nutcracker'
• Some 750 dogs prepare for weekend show at fairgrounds
• UPDATE: Winston man killed while crossing Main Street
• Winston councilor retains her seat
• Roseburg historic home damaged by fire
• Countywide holiday service scheduled
• Douglas County: Red Cross holding blood drives
• Douglas County law enforcement to target impaired drivers
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 17
• Oregon's population grows by one-half percent
• Snow comes to Douglas County
• Winston police: Man dies after being hit by van
• Currents calendar: Nov. 19-25, 2010
• PREVIEW: Roseburg-area dancers take part in 'The Nutcracker' ballet
• Reedsport man dies in rollover crash
• Umpqua National Forest Christmas tree permits available
• Douglas County coat drive to help the needy
• Songwriters offer concert, workshop
• 'Operation Christmas Child' collecting donations
• Roseburg couple chosen to receive Thanksgiving blessing
• Yoncalla teen injured in rollover accident
• Douglas County recycles at a good clip
• Cutting down on noxious weeds
• Roseburg retailers stretching back Xmas shopping season
• Glide RV park request sparks land-use dispute
• Douglas County special ed budget cuts may further hurt schools
• UCC offers class in publication
• Umpqua National Forest field trip to timber sale on Nov. 22
• Douglas County BOC meeting canceled Wednesday
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 15
• Tenmile octogenarian pleads not guilty to attempted murder
• Roseburg expanding Stewart Park paths
• Douglas County honors lifelong ranchers
• Sporing vet makes the call
• Shady bicycle bridge almost completed
• Truth of Youth: Which wealthy person is least deserving of his or her fortune?
• Springfield police K-9s show their skills, abilities
• View From The Hill: Names can land us in the middle of an identity crisis
• Girl on Grapes: Roses back in style, perfect with roast turkey
• Extension spotlight: Many factors determine effect of raw materials on environment
• Hagle Lane home in Green burns to the ground
• Editorial: Seniors need to give their Medicare policies a checkup
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 12 and 13
• Roseburg-based Charlie Co. soldiers reflect on life after war
• Find out how to save on energy bills
• Roseburg church ministry to open thrift store
• RFPs sought to add city fuel services
• Oregon rivals lead blood drive
• DeFazio seeks delay on House minority leadership vote
• Southern Oregon Wine Institute gets $9K donation
• Best Bets for Nov. 12-14
• Edelweiss ski club to have first meeting of season
• School district sets community forum
• Scandinavian-style smorgasbord on tap
• Roseburg police arrest Las Vegas man after chase
• Forestry professor says clear-cut logging more environmentally sensitive
• Camas Valley residents try to save burning home
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 11
• Salute to Veterans 2010
• Roseburg vets honored for service to country
• Speak Your Mind: Wrongful termination lawsuit against Douglas County
• Loose tire causes injury to driver
• Race to benefit Rescue Mission
• Myrtle Creek head-on collision sends 2 to hospital
• Events sought for Holiday Event Guide
• Experts speak on preventing diabetes
• Cyclist to discuss western parks trip
• Politically incorrect comic to appear
• Musical tribute to veterans held tonight
• Jury to hear discrimination case
• Noxious weeds topic of meeting
• Horticulturist embraces leukemia spokesman's role
• Schools try to break world record
• Shotgun booby traps found, two arrested
• Conservation group objects to timber sale
• Military medics honored in Roseburg Vets Day Parade
• Roseburg-based biologist denies elk relocation rumor
• Currents calendar for Nov. 12-20
• Cow Creek lawyer pleads not guilty to domestic violence
• Roseburg VA debuts call center
• Interim president takes over for Dr. Nisson at UCC
• Rags to war
• World War II vets receive free trip to see memorial
• Photojournalist to speak about images of global warming
• Sutherlin to ask judge whether council can change water rates
• County small businesses 'optimistic, but nervous'
• Rabbi visits Roseburg
• Police and Fire Logs for Nov. 9
• Attempted murder suspect in court
• Police and Fire Logs: Aug. 12, 2010
• Roseburg woman injured in crash
• Former roommate of Green murder victim arrested
• Day-use fees waived at Umpqua National Forest
• Roseburg teacher pleads not guilty on child porn charges
• Rich Hill area traffic stop nets 100 pounds of marijuana
• Currents Calendar Aug. 12
• Dr. Stewart's sweeps into Legion World Series
• Goat Raising Kane in state show
• Roseburg clinic offers free cataract surgery
• Roseburg man mourns nephew killed in Afghanistan
• Bereaved mom finds refuge in Roseburg
• Police seek man for woman's disappearance
• Yoncalla man arrested for shooting at fence
• Police seize pound of meth near Yoncalla
• Plane makes emergency landing at Roseburg airport
• N-R seeks river photos
• Police and Fire Logs: Aug. 11, 2010
• Roseburg church plans entertainment
• Canyonville find may have strings attached
• Canyonville ranch hosts horse clinic
• Drain antiques store Second to None
• Wildlife rescue plans book sale
• Roseburg Costco opens
• Nashville singer comes to Roseburg

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