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Joseph Ziegler

Roseburg, Oregon

Lease Purchase and Project Listings Hint at Tractor Supply Plans in Roseburg

Lease Purchase and Project Listings Hint at Tractor Supply Plans in Roseburg

Online records show Tractor Supply purchased the former Big Lots lease on NE Stephens in Roseburg as part of an 18-store deal nationwide. Construction listings now reference a Roseburg renovation, but the company has not yet announced an opening date.

Two Eugene Residents Arrested After 73 Pounds of Meth Seized on I-5

Two Eugene Residents Arrested After 73 Pounds of Meth Seized on I-5

Two Eugene residents were arrested after police seized 73 pounds of methamphetamine during a traffic stop on I-5 near Cottage Grove. Investigators say the pair had been transporting drugs from California to Eugene. Additional evidence was found during searches of their homes.

November 14, 2025

November 14, 2025

The Roseburg Receiver Morning Scoop

Umpqua Valley Tennis Center Nears Completion of Outdoor Court Renovation

Umpqua Valley Tennis Center Nears Completion of Outdoor Court Renovation

The Umpqua Valley Tennis Center is entering the final phase of its outdoor renovation, with the upgraded courts taking shape and reopening expected in December. Staff say the project is coming together quickly and they’re excited to welcome the community back soon.

Student Arrested After Knife Incident at Sutherlin High School

Student Arrested After Knife Incident at Sutherlin High School

Police responded to Sutherlin High School on Nov. 12 after reports that a student brought a knife to campus. Staff had already detained the student and secured the weapon. The student was arrested and faces charges including attempted assault, menacing, stalking, and unlawful weapon use.

November 13, 2025

November 13, 2025

The Roseburg Receiver Morning Scoop

Farewell to the Penny: America’s 238-Year-Old Coin Reaches Its End

Farewell to the Penny: America’s 238-Year-Old Coin Reaches Its End

After 238 years, the U.S. Mint has retired the penny. Officials cite rising production costs as retailers and consumers now face rounding challenges and legal questions over exact change. Existing pennies will remain legal tender as the nation adjusts to life without its oldest coin.