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This month, law enforcement in Douglas County shut down five illegal marijuana operations, including two of the largest sites ever seen in the county.
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Douglas County Commissioners have unanimously approved a change to Roseburg’s Urban Growth Boundary.
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Two new wildfires caused evacuations in southern Douglas County, as hot, dry weather continued across the area.
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Fire officials say the forecast is improving for the fast-moving Dixon wildfire burning near the community of Tiller in Douglas County.
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Dozens of people living near a small town in Southern Oregon are under evacuation orders due to a rapidly growing wildfire, which has triggered Gov. Tina Kotek to declare an emergency.
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Roseburg’s City Council voted unanimously this week to approve changes to its Urban Growth Boundary, as part of an effort to develop more housing in the area.
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The former Douglas County Fire District 2 and the Winston-Dillard Fire District have combined under one organization.
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City staff say the fees customers currently pay for permitting, inspections and park facility rentals don’t cover the cost of offering those services.
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Residents of a senior residential building in Douglas County won’t have their water shut off this week after the building's owner paid the long overdue water bill.
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People who live at the Forest Glen Retirement Community in Canyonville have until May 1 to pay their long overdue water bill. It’s one of the many challenges that residents of the Douglas County facility are facing.
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The City of Roseburg is considering a change to its Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) that could allow for hundreds of new homes.
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Residents of the rural Douglas County town of Oakland are planning one last walk across their soon to be demolished 99-year-old bridge.