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Roseburg Parks and Recreation reminds residents that the Fir Grove Splash pad remains open through Labor Day.
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While the name is changing, Umpqua Bank announced in a written statement that it will not affect or change contracts current customers have with the bank.
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The park has been closed since suffering major damage from flooding of the South Umpqua River in March.
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Crews will begin a month-long project to replace sidewalk ramps and repave Garden Valley Boulevard.
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The Douglas County district board is off to a rough start.
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Starting July 11, the Roseburg News-Review will cut its daily print publication from five times a week to once a week. An online version of the paper will be released daily.
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Fire and Rescue teams in Roseburg and Grants Pass have been awarded remote control, swift-water rescue equipment.
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One of Oregon’s first Black homesteaders, Letitia Carson, is the subject of a traveling exhibit now on display at the Shelton McMurphy Johnson House in Eugene.
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The standoff involved two men in a parked pickup truck and ended with both being taken to the hospital Tuesday night.
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The revamped facility will include premium all-weather surfaces, LED lighting for night play, and improved amenities.
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The proposed ordinance would primarily affect the nonprofit HIV Alliance, which provides a needle exchange program for drug users in an effort to reduce the spread of HIV and hepatitis C.
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A Roseburg nonprofit is reeling after the Trump administration made cuts to AmeriCorps.