Press Releases
Optimist Club honors Police Department
The Roseburg Optimist Club on Thursday, Oct. 14, recognized the Roseburg Police Department’s efforts to safeguard lives and property.
City accepts commission applications
The City is taking applications from people who’d like to serve on the Roseburg Planning Commission. Applications are due Nov. 1.
Rick Castle recognized as 'Everyday Hero'
Roseburg Public Works Department engineering technician Rick Castle was recognized as an 'Everyday Hero' by the Oregon Chapter of the American Public Works Association on Thursday, Oct. 7, for his critical role in renovating Beulah Park.
Police honored for saving drowning woman
Three Roseburg Police officers were recognized Tuesday, Oct. 5, for their heroic actions rescuing a drowning woman from the South Umpqua River last week. “I had no doubt in my mind that in a few more seconds she was going under water. "
Library to Host Visit with Oregon Author
Roseburg Public Library invites the community to read Oregon author Eileen Garvin’s debut novel, “The Music of Bees,” before her virtual visit on Thursday, Dec. 2. The book follows three grieving strangers brought together at a honeybee farm in rural Oregon.
Roseburg Police rescue drowning woman
Roseburg Police rescued a drowning woman from the South Umpqua River early Wednesday morning. Police were alerted by the woman's friend after the pair tried to swim in the river shortly before 4 a.m.
Library offers youth programs this fall
Roseburg Public Library is offering a variety of youth programs for children and families starting in October.
Late Summer Photo Contest kicks off
The City of Roseburg invites you to enter the City Connection Late Summer Photo Contest! The top three to five entries will be featured in the October e-newsletter.
Fall 2021 burn permits available Oct. 1
The Roseburg Fire Department will issue fall residential burn permits from Friday, October 1, through Sunday, October 31. Residential yard waste is the only material that may be burned and all materials must be burned in a debris pile.
Youth Summer Reading Program Wrap-up
Roseburg Public Library’s Summer Reading Program is Youth Service Librarian Aurora Ropp’s favorite time of the year. “I love doing fun programs, encouraging kids and teens to read for pleasure, and working to connect people with books they enjoy,” said Ropp.