The Roseburg post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars dedicated its three new flag poles Friday afternoon, with members of all branches of the service on hand, along with dignitaries from Douglas County and from the state VFW office.

Roseburg Book & Stationery is celebrating its 100th year in business in the same location on Jackson Street in downtown Roseburg and at the same time, the birthday of an employee who turned 92, and has worked at the store for the last 76 years.

Its been a long process, but the Roseburg Public Safety Center was officially dedicated Tuesday morning. While the police and fire departments moved in in November, the grand opening of the center was Tuesday, after a process stretching nearly four years.

The Roseburg City Council decided Monday night that one of the councilors had not violated the absence rule and decided not to declare a vacancy on the council.

RHS Vice Principle Larry Rich and Senior Trooper Jeff Willis from the Oregon State Police, started off the presentation with a warning: If you don't feel comfortable... leave.

Despite Mayor Larry Rich's explanation that the city council had decided not to take a position, several spoke anyway about why the line should not be built, and how it could affect the city of Roseburg.

With a long election night behind us, not only does the nation have a new President, but several local races and measures have been decided by the voters in Douglas County. Be sure to tune in at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight for all of the results and reactions.

Parking regulations regarding downtown employees and parking in the lines have been changed by the Roseburg City Council.

Rose Elementary School students, along with community members and parents, met at Eagles Park Wednesday morning to celebrate the International Walk and Bike to School Day.

Every year around prom time, the number of teens who die in impaired driving accidents seems to increase, and the tragedy can have far reaching implications.

It is rare that Roseburg has a visit from a president, but former President Bill Clinton stopped in Roseburg Tuesday to campaign for his wife Hillary as the Oregon Primary nears.

City councilors agreed to fix the municipal airport hangers, but there was not an unanimous agreement on how that should happen.

City councilors pass Ordinance 3282 which prohibits cutting into newly paved streets under penalty of sanctions, unless approved by the city.

Gary Crowe is chosen to fill empty seat on airport commission, Airport Commission Chair Mel Cheney resigns after some suggest a potential conflict of interest at the Roseburg Airport.

Harmon Construction Company from Coos Bay wins the bid to build the new safety building that will house Roseburg's Police and Fire Departments