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Joseph Ziegler

Roseburg, Oregon

Farewell to the Penny: America’s 238-Year-Old Coin Reaches Its End

Farewell to the Penny: America’s 238-Year-Old Coin Reaches Its End

After 238 years, the U.S. Mint has retired the penny. Officials cite rising production costs as retailers and consumers now face rounding challenges and legal questions over exact change. Existing pennies will remain legal tender as the nation adjusts to life without its oldest coin.

Fire Damages Manufactured Home on Brosi Orchard Road in Winston

Fire Damages Manufactured Home on Brosi Orchard Road in Winston

Fire crews quickly knocked down a blaze that damaged a manufactured home off Brosi Orchard Road in Winston Tuesday evening. All occupants and their dog escaped safely. No injuries were reported, but the cause of the fire remains undetermined due to extensive damage.

November 12, 2025

November 12, 2025

The Roseburg Receiver Morning Scoop

Hundreds Line Streets for Roseburg’s 70th Annual Veterans Day Parade

Hundreds Line Streets for Roseburg’s 70th Annual Veterans Day Parade

Hundreds to even thousands gathered downtown for Roseburg’s 70th Annual Veterans Day Parade, featuring veterans groups, bands, scouts, fire departments, and community organizations honoring local service members and celebrating seven decades of tradition.

Rising Costs Lead Yoncalla to Drop Sheriff’s Office Contract

Rising Costs Lead Yoncalla to Drop Sheriff’s Office Contract

The Yoncalla City Council voted unanimously to end its contract with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, citing higher costs and limited funds. The agreement for patrol and ordinance enforcement will officially end December 31, 2025.

Winston Middle School Students Walk Out to Protest Bullying, Call for Safer Schools

Winston Middle School Students Walk Out to Protest Bullying, Call for Safer Schools

More than 35 Winston Middle School students walked out Monday afternoon, protesting bullying and demanding accountability. Parents and students say the demonstration highlights ongoing safety concerns and a need for stronger anti-bullying action.

Douglas High School Mural Project Paused Amid Unresolved Financial Questions

Douglas High School Mural Project Paused Amid Unresolved Financial Questions

The Douglas High School mural project, started by David Van Dermark and fellow alumni, is on pause as organizers, including his son Joseph Ziegler, work to clarify financial details and complete the project with transparency and community pride.