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Possible Chance of Snow This Upcoming Weekend and Early Next Week in the Umpqua Valley

Possible Chance of Snow This Upcoming Weekend and Early Next Week in the Umpqua Valley

As winter tightens its grip on the Pacific Northwest, residents of the Umpqua Valley should prepare for the possibility of snow this weekend and into early next week. While Roseburg, with its lower elevation of approximately 463 feet, rarely experiences significant snowfall, forecast models suggest colder temperatures and lowering snow

Stewart Park Drive Bridge to Close for Rehabilitation Starting February 10th

Stewart Park Drive Bridge to Close for Rehabilitation Starting February 10th

Beginning Monday, February 10, the Stewart Park Drive Bridge, often called the “Green Bridge,” will be closed to vehicle traffic for rehabilitation work. The closure, which spans the South Umpqua River, is expected to last until Monday, November 3. During this time, the bridge will remain open to pedestrians and

Roseburg mayor calls for investigation into city council conduct

Roseburg mayor calls for investigation into city council conduct

ROSEBURG, Ore. – Following the resignation of a city councilor, Roseburg’s mayor is pushing for an investigation into the council’s behavior to uncover the reasons behind her departure. Kylee Rummel, the Ward 1 Councilor, resigned on Friday, January 24, and shared a statement on Facebook over the weekend. In

Roseburg Warming Center Calls for Community Support Amid Rising Demand

Roseburg Warming Center Calls for Community Support Amid Rising Demand

As Roseburg faces some of its coldest temperatures this winter, a local warming center is reaching out to the community for help. Located at St. George Episcopal Church in downtown Roseburg, the center opens its doors from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on days when temperatures

Tri-City Woman Arrested in Cocaine Trafficking Investigation

Tri-City Woman Arrested in Cocaine Trafficking Investigation

Detectives with the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team (DINT) have concluded a weeks-long investigation into alleged cocaine trafficking, resulting in the arrest of a Tri-City woman on Wednesday. DINT Commander Lieutenant Rick McArthur stated that detectives gathered evidence implicating 35-year-old Joanna Johnson in multiple suspected cocaine sales. On Wednesday at approximately