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WAID to Host Free Community Christmas Celebration on December 12

WAID to Host Free Community Christmas Celebration on December 12

WAID will host the 2025 Free Community Christmas on Dec. 12 at the Winston Community Center, featuring Santa, live entertainment, contests, a cake walk, refreshments, and raffle prizes. The event is free for all, with donations still welcomed to support the celebration.

3rd Annual Winston-Dillard Festival Association Christmas Ball Set for Dec. 13

3rd Annual Winston-Dillard Festival Association Christmas Ball Set for Dec. 13

The 3rd Annual Winston-Dillard Festival Association Christmas Ball returns Dec. 13 with live music by Borrowed Time, refreshments by Freed Estate Winery, and a festive evening of dancing at the Winston Community Center. Tickets are on sale now.

NOAA Cuts Funding for Alaska Seismic Monitoring, Raising Concerns Over Tsunami Readiness

NOAA Cuts Funding for Alaska Seismic Monitoring, Raising Concerns Over Tsunami Readiness

Funding cuts by NOAA have halted real-time seismic data from the Alaska Earthquake Center, raising concerns about reduced accuracy in tsunami forecasting. Emergency officials warn that the loss of nearby sensors increases uncertainty and could impact coastal evacuation decisions.

EBRC Raceway Brings High-Energy RC Racing to Roseburg

EBRC Raceway Brings High-Energy RC Racing to Roseburg

Roseburg’s new EBRC Raceway has opened on Diamond Lake Blvd, offering a two-level indoor RC racing facility with a 1/10th-scale off-road track, pit area, and pro shop. Partnering with The Roseburg Plug, the track aims to build community and bring year-round fun to local RC enthusiasts.

21-year-old Roseburg man charged with attempted murder after assault on elderly victim

21-year-old Roseburg man charged with attempted murder after assault on elderly victim

A 21-year-old Roseburg man is facing attempted murder charges after detectives say he broke into a Myrtle Creek home and assaulted 73-year-old Stephen Balliew. The victim’s injuries did not match a reported fall, prompting a full investigation.