Press Releases
ACE begins community outreach on parking
Those new faces you see downtown this week just might belong to some of the staff from ACE Parking as the company kicks off community outreach and education. As of this morning, ACE is staffing its new downtown office at 612 S.E. Jackson St., Suite 5.
Outreach ushers in parking changes
People doing business downtown will notice parking changes as a new parking services company begins community outreach this week.
Library and Audubon to host nature essayist
CANCELED: Roseburg Public Library and the Umpqua Valley Audubon Society invite the community to a Facebook Live streaming event with Oregon author and retired literature instructor Michael Baughman at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 17.
Warming shelter reopens in Roseburg
An overnight warming shelter will be open at 406 Winchester Ave. in Roseburg tonight, Jan. 25, and Wednesday, Jan. 26.
City to update agreement for proposed medical training center
The City of Roseburg will soon reinforce its commitment to a proposed Southern Oregon Medical Workforce Development Center in time for the start of the 2022 state legislative session.
City to purchase Mill Street building for navigation center
The City of Roseburg is buying property for an emergency shelter and navigation center after the Roseburg City Council approved the purchase Monday, Jan. 24.
Library temporarily closing building, expanding curbside service
In response to the surge in COVID-19 cases locally, Roseburg Public Library is temporarily closing the building and returning to expanded curbside service beginning next week.
Discover Roseburg geocaching kick-off Feb. 5
Explore Roseburg with friends and family in a high-tech geocaching treasure hunt on Saturday, Feb. 5.
New year, new books
Roseburg Public Library Director Kris Wiley invites patrons to start the new year off by checking out what’s new at the library.
Cleaned-up, patrolled parking garage should help downtown
City officials hear concerns about the garage expressed by downtown merchants and employees in two letters to the City Council, and we are taking immediate steps to address the situation. We all want a safe, vibrant, downtown where businesses thrive and customers can stroll and shop, eat and drink. Parking is critical to that vision.