Roseburg City Manager Nikki Messenger has chosen Assistant Fire Chief Tyler Christopherson to lead the Roseburg Fire Department. He replaces Fire Chief Monte Bryan, who retired June 30.
The City’s financial position has continued to withstand potentially adverse economic impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic – an accomplishment residents can learn more about in two financial reports that recently won national recognition.
Roseburg turned 150 years old on Oct. 3! So the Fall 2022 City Connection e-newsletter is full of stories about Roseburg 150 Sesquicentennial celebrations -- including the return of the Neewollah Parade.
The Roseburg Community Development Department and Roseburg Economic Development Commission will take applications for fall tourism grants starting Tuesday, Nov. 1.
Roseburg Public Library invites the community to a Facebook Live streaming event with Oregon journalist and essayist Sierra Crane Murdoch at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17.
Roseburg Public Works crews will soon begin free fall leaf collection service for homeowners -- and dump truck loads of free leaves may soon be available for those needing mulch.
Roseburg’s beloved Neewollah Parade will return this Halloween for the first time in three years – bringing flash mobs, candy and even Captain Jack Sparrow and the Black Pearl pirate ship downtown for a haunting good time.
Local residents are invited when the Roseburg Fire Department hosts a commemorative event on Saturday, Oct. 15, to honor the 100-year anniversary of Fire Prevention Week.