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Oregon Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Remembrance of September 11 Attacks

Oregon Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Remembrance of September 11 Attacks

Flags at Oregon public institutions are being flown at half-staff from sunrise until sunset September 11 as the nation marks 25 years since the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 civilians and first responders.

Douglas County Details $2.1 Million in Whistler’s Bend, Wildfire Fuels Contracts

Douglas County Details $2.1 Million in Whistler’s Bend, Wildfire Fuels Contracts

Douglas County has outlined more than $2.1 million in contracts for upper campground improvements at Whistler’s Bend and hazardous fuels reduction along 165 lane miles of county roads.

Winston-Dillard Melon Festival Returns With Three Days of Family Activities

Winston-Dillard Melon Festival Returns With Three Days of Family Activities

The Winston-Dillard Melon Festival returns September 18-20 with a parade, car shows, children’s activities, entertainment, vendors, mud volleyball, a talent show and a free mobile escape room.

Free Disaster Preparedness Fair Coming to Douglas County Fairgrounds

Free Disaster Preparedness Fair Coming to Douglas County Fairgrounds

A free Disaster Preparedness Fair will bring emergency agencies, hands-on training and family activities to the Douglas County Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 19. Attendees can learn about evacuation planning, emergency communications, food storage, first aid and more.

Major Rehabilitation Completed at Charles V. Stanton County Park

Major Rehabilitation Completed at Charles V. Stanton County Park

Douglas County has completed a nearly $4 million rehabilitation of Charles V. Stanton County Park, adding upgraded campsites, new facilities, river amenities and a restored helicopter play structure. A public ribbon cutting is set for September 29.

Oregon Approves $1.25 Million for Ballot Drop Boxes and Statewide Ballot Tracking

Oregon Approves $1.25 Million for Ballot Drop Boxes and Statewide Ballot Tracking

Oregon lawmakers approved approximately $1.25 million for additional ballot drop boxes, statewide BallotTrax access and updates to inactive voter-registration records ahead of the general election.