South Umpqua High School Closes Temporarily Due to Fast-Moving Illness Tri City, Ore. — South Umpqua High School has announced a temporary closure for the remainder of the week after a fast-moving illness swept through the school, leaving more than 50% of students absent with flu-like symptoms. The decision, made in consultation with Douglas County Public Health, aims to curb the
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, 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 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
Douglas County Museum Named Top 20 Fan-Favorite Destination in Oregon The Douglas County Museum of Natural and Cultural History has distinguished itself once again, securing the 20th position among Oregon's Top 100 Fan-Favorite Destinations for 2025. This remarkable achievement represents a consistent pattern of excellence, with the museum maintaining a top-20 ranking for nearly a decade. The annual