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Joseph Ziegler

Roseburg, Oregon

City Of Roseburg Fire Department To Begin Issuing Residential Burn Permits April 15

City Of Roseburg Fire Department To Begin Issuing Residential Burn Permits April 15

City of Roseburg Fire Department will begin issuing residential burn permits April 15. Permits cost $75, last seven days and are available through May 15. Only yard waste may be burned. Full permit details and request form: roseburgor.gov/departments/fire/burn-permits.

Glide Wildflower Show Returns April 25-26 With Native Plant Displays, Guided Walks and More

Glide Wildflower Show Returns April 25-26 With Native Plant Displays, Guided Walks and More

The Glide Wildflower Show returns April 25-26 at the Glide Community Center with more than 400 species of native plants on display, guided walks, botanists, special presentations, plant sales, food and homemade pies.

PacifiCorp Customers In Oregon To See Rate Increase Beginning April 1

PacifiCorp Customers In Oregon To See Rate Increase Beginning April 1

Pacific Power customers in Oregon will see higher electric bills beginning April 1 after regulators approved a new rate adjustment. Most residential customers are expected to pay more each month, with the increase tied to higher power supply and related costs.

Southern Oregon Nonprofit Summit Returns To Roseburg April 8-9

Southern Oregon Nonprofit Summit Returns To Roseburg April 8-9

Southern Oregon nonprofit leaders will gather in Roseburg on April 8-9 for the third annual Southern Oregon Nonprofit Summit at Aviva Health, featuring sessions on governance, advocacy, leadership, event planning and fundraising.

Police Log: March 31, 2026

Police Log: March 31, 2026

Roseburg police reported multiple arrests and citations Tuesday, including warrant cases, several trespass incidents, a parole detainer, and a probation violation tied to reported drug use and disorderly behavior.

Winter Storm Warning Issued For High Elevations In Eastern Douglas County, Southern Oregon Cascades

Winter Storm Warning Issued For High Elevations In Eastern Douglas County, Southern Oregon Cascades

Heavy snow and strong winds are expected above 3,000 feet in eastern Douglas County and the southern Oregon Cascades from Wednesday morning through Thursday afternoon. Forecasters say travel may become very difficult or impossible, especially near Crater Lake, Diamond Lake and along mountain passes.

April 1, 2026

April 1, 2026

The Roseburg Receiver Morning Scoop