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Fort Umpqua Days Brings History, Music and Family Activities to Elkton

Fort Umpqua Days Brings History, Music and Family Activities to Elkton

Fort Umpqua Days returns to Elkton Sept. 5 and 6 with living history demonstrations, live music, a parade, artisan vendors, chicken bingo, a 5K and the Echoes of the Umpqua pageant.

First Measurable Rain Since June Expected in Roseburg Today as Unusually Strong Storm Moves Inland

First Measurable Rain Since June Expected in Roseburg Today as Unusually Strong Storm Moves Inland

Roseburg could receive its first measurable rain since June as an unusually strong September storm brings cooler temperatures, widespread rainfall and the possibility of thunderstorms to Southern Oregon.

Fire Danger Drops to High on Umpqua National Forest, Stage 2 Restrictions Remain

Fire Danger Drops to High on Umpqua National Forest, Stage 2 Restrictions Remain

Fire danger on the Umpqua National Forest has dropped from very high to high, but Stage 2 public use restrictions remain in effect. Campfires are allowed only in Forest Service-built fire rings at designated recreation sites.

Roseburg Opens Fall Tourism Grant Applications for Local Projects and Events

Roseburg Opens Fall Tourism Grant Applications for Local Projects and Events

Roseburg businesses, nonprofits and government entities may apply for tourism grants of up to $7,500 to support projects and events that attract visitors. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30.

Coos Bay Man Sentenced to 17 Years in Federal Prison for Child Sexual Exploitation

Coos Bay Man Sentenced to 17 Years in Federal Prison for Child Sexual Exploitation

A Coos Bay man was sentenced to 17 years in federal prison and 15 years of supervised release for sexually exploiting children online in the United States and abroad.

Oregon Parks Opens Applications for $1.6 Million in Public Trail Project Grants

Oregon Parks Opens Applications for $1.6 Million in Public Trail Project Grants

Oregon Parks and Recreation is accepting applications for approximately $1.6 million in grants supporting new and improved public trails across Oregon. Letters of intent are due Sept. 30.