Roseburg News

Chuck Johnson has decided to close the doors on his Paint'N Place business in Roseburg.

Check out Santa traveling by spaceship and the nearly 80 other light displays on hand at the 17th annual Umpqua Valley Festival of Lights.

Buying a $5 spaghetti dinner tonight will help buy toys for needy children in Roseburg this Christmas.

The Roseburg Lions Club will start selling See's Candy at their "yellow trailer" starting Friday, Nov.

An animal jaw bone and teeth decorate the empty parking lot outside the former Safeway building in Roseburg in this past photo.

Contract instructor Marguerite Garrison leads a recent GED prep class at the Umpqua Training & Employment center in Roseburg.

A call to the Oak Street Bridge in Roseburg Tuesday night led to the arrest of a Roseburg man who is now being held on nearly $1-million bail.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is looking for a Roseburg man wanted on a felony probation violation warrant.

Learn more about the $5 billion dollars approved for the 2009-10 Oregon state budget at the Roseburg Chamber Area Chamber of Commerce's quarterly government affairs breakfast Thursday.

A Roseburg homeowner wants his home fixed after a cold snap shifted earth enough to break a water line, flooding his house Monday.

A man believed to have led police on a high-speed chase through the Melrose area Saturday is still at large.

A broken water main in a Hucrest neighborhood flooded some nearby residents Monday morning.

An Antelope Lane home sustained minor damage from a fire Monday evening, officials said this morning.

"Cookies for Gifts and Entertaining" with instructor Lory Utz will be this month's Cooking for Charity event.

Even after 30 years in his field, Roseburg Fire Chief Jack Cooley says he's still enthusiastic about firefighting.

Dogs and their owners from all over the country invaded the fairgrounds for a four-day dog show that finished up Sunday.

At least five vehicles were stolen in the Roseburg city limits last week, and authorities say that's a huge spike compared to normal numbers.

A missing 42-year-old California man was found Sunday, safe but wet, cold and confused.

Dr. Scott Mendelson displays his book on how to avoid Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

Dianne Carter is a case manager at the Harm Reduction Center in Roseburg, which strives to raise awareness and prevent the spread of HIV and hepatitis C. Four years ago, Carter lost her son to AIDS.