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🎟️ WIN TICKETS to the 87th Annual Douglas County Lamb Show & Barbecue! 🎟️ Listen each day with Moon & Grubes on Best Country 103 for your chance to win a pair of tickets to this year’s Lamb Show & BBQ at the Douglas County Fairgrounds! 📅 May 26th – May 29th Lamb Show on June 6th 🐑 Starts at 8AM daily 🍖 Lamb BBQ at 4:30PM 🔨 Auction at 7PM Bring the whole family for great food, fun, and all the excitement of the Lamb Show! 🔥 Tune in to Best Country 103 all week long and stay locked in — we’ll be giving away tickets every day! Who’s ready for some good country fun? Drop a comment🐑 below if you’re planning to go! For More Information visit: https://oregonstate.app.box.com/s/c7l5nt8tffn3x87gnn0hbfdnaowlal2v #DouglasCountyLambShow #LambShowAndBBQ #BestCountry103 #MoonAndGrubes

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What chore did you hate the most growing up? 😄

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🔥 Crank up the Good Vibrations and let that pure country energy roll through Douglas County! Every weekday afternoon on Best Country 103, don’t miss Kenny’s Country Spotlight at 5:30 PM — proudly brought to you by your local sound experts at Good Vibrations Audio Video in Roseburg! For nearly 30 years, Good Vibrations has been the trusted name in Douglas County for killer car audio, custom sound systems, and incredible home theater setups. Whether you’re bumping your favorite country hits on the road or chilling at home, we make sure the music hits harder, sounds cleaner, and feels bigger. Kenny Sherman is putting fresh country artists in the spotlight daily — playing their biggest tracks and sharing the stories behind the songs. Recent spotlights include: - Luke Combs – delivering straight-up powerful country anthems that fill up stadiums and trucks alike - Lainey Wilson – bringing that fiery, soulful energy with modern country gold - Tyler Childers – serving raw, authentic Appalachian storytelling that cuts straight to the heart If you’re driving through Roseburg, Sutherlin, Myrtle Creek, Winston, or anywhere across Douglas County, this is the perfect afternoon soundtrack. Ready to make your truck or living room sound as good as the music feels? Swing by Good Vibrations Audio & Video at 957 NE Stephens Street in Roseburg and let the team build you some serious sound. Who should Kenny spotlight next? Drop your favorite country artist in the comments! 👇 #BestCountry103 #RoseburgOR #DouglasCounty #GoodVibrationsRoseburg #KennySherman #SupportLocal #CountryMusic #OregonCountry

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🌟 Kick off those boots, grab your hat, and crank it up loud—it’s 90s At Noon on Best Country 103, brought to you by the flavor masters at Delightful Kitchen! 🌟 We’re spinnin’ pure 90s country gold today: Garth Brooks’ legendary “Friends in Low Places,” Shania Twain’s sassy “Any Man of Mine,” and Brooks & Dunn’s boot-stompin’ “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” and more! That real rodeo-meets-honky-tonk energy is back in full swing. Join Kenny Sherman weekdays at high noon for the best 90s country around. Want to win big? Head over to https://541radio.com/2026/02/18/90s-at-noon/ and drop your favorite 90s country banger in the comments or on the site. If Kenny plays your pick, you’ll score a Delightful Kitchen gift certificate good towards their Lunch Specials or to help with the bill! While you’re at it, treat yourself to Delightful Kitchen’s amazing $10 lunch specials — fresh, no-MSG Chinese classics, fiery Thai favorites, and those mouthwatering Dim Sum bites, all cooked with heart and bursting with flavor. Perfect for a quick, delicious midday break that’ll have your taste buds two-steppin’! 🍜🔥🤠 Swing by at 2521 W Harvard Ave for takeout or dine-in. Your whole crew will be hollerin’ for more! Make your lunch hour unforgettable with 90s country hits and the best flavors in town. See you at noon! What’s your all-time favorite 90s country jam? Drop it in the comments below! 👇🎸 #90sAtNoon #DelightfulKitchenRoseburg #DelightfulKitchenLunchSpecials #90sCountry #RoseburgEats #541Radio

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Morning Question... The Opposite Bucket List. What did you do once, but will never do again?

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To all our Mother’s who entered our Mother’s Day Blooms & Brunch contest thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your stories hit us hard. Congratulations to Sarah T. And may your Mother’s Day be a special one with memories made. Thank you to @barbs_flowers and @hellgatejetboats for making this a Mother’s Day to remember for a special listeners

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Nearly 14 percent of registered voters have cast a ballot for the 2026 Douglas County May Primary Election.

County Clerk Daniel Loomis said 13.87 percent, or 12,525 ballots had been received as of late Monday afternoon. Loomis said that is 1.39 percent ahead of the participation rate for the same point in the 2022 May Primary Election.

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A local church has begun work to “Extend the Table” and make room for more growth.

Last week, Redeemer’s Fellowship in Roseburg broke ground to construct a new 13,000 square foot structure that will be attached to the church’s existing main building, at the corner of West Harvard Avenue and Lookingglass Road. Phase 1 of the project will be an auditorium to seat approximately 900 people. That is double the capacity of their current auditorium. Phase 2 will be to renovate 10,000 square feet of the existing building, creating additional children’s classrooms, a larger plaza for gathering, and additional multi-use space. The total project cost is estimated to be $4.25 million.

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This latest police log includes multiple camping-related arrests, a crash on Stewart Parkway, drug-related calls, and several people taken into custody on outstanding warrants.

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These logs are the highlights of initial calls and reports. They do not represent all incidents, nor their final outcomes.
Since the early 1980's, Gilberto's Mexican Restaurant has served tacos, burritos, margaritas and more to hungry Roseburg residents. Now, after over 40 years in operation, the Duarte family is moving on to a new chapter.

On Sunday, Gilberto's Mexican Restaurant closed its doors for the final time. According to co-owner Gilberto Duarte Jr., the reason for the closure is a medical retirement as he is currently in remission for Stage 4 cancer.

It is also an opportunity for his father and the restaurant's founder Gilberto Báez Duarte Sr., at 79 years old, to retire.

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The Bureau of Land Management announced a temporary motorized vehicle restriction at the North Bank Habitat Management Area from June 1 through July 15 to protect Columbia white-tailed deer during peak fawning season. The restriction is being implemented in coordination with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Officials said the entrance gate to the Comstock Day-Use Area will be closed to motorized vehicle access to reduce disturbance within the Jackson Creek drainage fawning habitat. Pedestrian access will remain open 24 hours a day, and visitors may continue accessing the area on foot, by bicycle or on horseback through alternate access points.

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Wolf Creek Job Corps will host an open house May 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 2010 Opportunity Lane in Glide. The free, all-ages event will include center tours, trade demonstrations, speakers, lunch, a silent auction and additional activities.

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EUGENE — A short-handed Roseburg Indians baseball team lost a pair of Southwest Conference games against league-leader Willamette on Saturday at Floyd Ogden Field at Willamette High School. 

The Wolverines overpowered Roseburg for a 10-0 win in five innings to begin the doubleheader and Will-Hi rallied late for an 8-3 victory in the nightcap. 

The losses dropped Roseburg (12-10, 8-7 SWC) to fifth in the Southwest Conference standings with three league games left to play. The Indians will square off with North Medford for three games this week, starting at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at Jim McAbee Field in Medford. 

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Oregon State University Extension Service will host a “Landslides in Forested Landscapes” field tour May 19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

According to an Extension release, the tour is designed to help landowners and land managers better understand landslides and identify features of unstable terrain in forested landscapes.

Participants will visit multiple sites demonstrating various landslide features and slope instability indicators.

The tour is being held in partnership with the Oregon Department of Forestry. Participants will meet in Glide and travel by vans provided by OSU Extension to landslide locations along Rock Creek in Idleyld Park. Organizers said the exact meeting location will be shared after registration.

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Roseburg Schools will receive full funding through the Oregon Department of Education’s Summer Learning Grant program following a state review process involving the Governor’s Office. District officials said the three-year grant is expected to provide nearly $1 million annually to support summer literacy and math programs serving more than 1,100 students each year.

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Police Log: May 8-11, 2026

This extended police log covers incidents from Friday through early Monday morning, including theft investigations, drug-related arrests, camping citations, and multiple warrant arrests across the city.

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These logs are the highlights of initial calls and reports. They do not represent all incidents, nor their final outcomes
The City of Roseburg announced the return of its Movies in the Park series beginning June 5 at the Half Shell in Stewart Park. The free, family-friendly event will take place Friday evenings throughout June and is co-sponsored by Rogue Credit Union.

Pre-movie entertainment will begin at 8 p.m., followed by PG-rated movies at dusk. The 2026 lineup includes “Zootopia 2” on June 5, “GOAT” on June 12, “Hoppers” on June 19 and “Frozen Sing-Along” on June 26.

Concessions will be available for purchase, and attendees may bring their own food and non-alcoholic beverages. Alcohol, tobacco and pets will not be permitted, and children younger than 13 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

City officials said movies and entertainment are subject to change and weather conditions.
WINCHESTER — Umpqua Community College hosted the NWAC Southern Regional Track and Field Championships on Saturday at the new facilities in Winchester.

In the meet, Lane Community College took the team wins on both the men's and women's sides. Lane men won the meet with 146 points, Clackamas was second with 138 points and UCC was third with 123. On the women's side, Lane won with a decisive 191.5 points, compared to the second-place UCC's 147 points.

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The Roseburg High School boys lacrosse team is heading to the A bracket in the Oregon High School Lacrosse Association playoffs.

The Roseburg team lost 8-4 to South Eugene on Friday in the Southwest Conference championship game. The Axe left Finlay Field as Southwest Conference champs with the win, and the rights to host the first round playoff game in Eugene.

Roseburg finished the regular season 9-4 overall and 6-2 in the conference.

“We have some kids that, it’s the first championship game they played for, and it took us a little bit to get into the groove of the game,” Roseburg head coach Kyle Dever said. “We spotted a really good team a couple goals, and it was tough to dig ourselves out of that hole.”

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On April 30, The News-Review received copy of a letter by Oregon Secretary of State (SOS) Campaign Finance Investigations Lead Swan Lubbers. He wrote an investigation was opened into a request regarding allegations of Steve Hammerson and his committee, We Need Steve, failing to file campaign finance transactions.

Hammerson is currently running in the May Primary Election for County Commissioner Position 3.

"It alleges that Steve Hammerson and their committee, We Need Steve (23959), violated Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 260.057 by failing to file campaign finance transactions for two billboards placed in support his their candidacy. An investigation into this matter has been opened," Lubbers writes about the investigation request. "Our investigation into this allegation does not mean the Elections Division has determined a violation of Oregon election law has occurred."

On May 7, The News-Review reached out to Hammerson regarding the investigation. Hammerson provided images of emails between him and his treasurer Maddie Viens.

Viens writes she had missed filing a receipt from Lamar Advertising for a billboard payment, made by Hammerson, before its deadline. She writes she then filed the charge and will pay a penalty assessed to her by the Oregon SOS if one is issued.

When asked about the emails, Viens wrote to The News-Review that she accepts responsibility for the filing and estimates the penalty at $288.40, or 10% of the transaction, if it is issued.

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A contractor for the Oregon Department of Transportation is continuing work on Oregon 42 in the Green District near Roseburg.

According to ODOT spokesperson Dan Latham, the west end of Grant Smith Road is scheduled to close Sunday from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday.

A detour will direct drivers from Grant Smith Road along Ingram Drive, Speedway Road and Old Highway 99 to Oregon 42.

Latham said the closure will allow contractors to pave local road approaches.

If work remains on schedule, contractors are expected to begin paving Oregon 42 travel lanes Monday night from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Tuesday. The paving work could involve lane closures on Oregon 42 and temporary closures of side roads connecting to the highway.

Drivers are encouraged to watch for updates on roadside message boards.

The work is part of the $11.97 million Oregon 42: Lookingglass Creek to Interstate 5 Paving and Safety Improvements project.

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The Douglas County Board of Commissioners issued a proclamation Wednesday recognizing National Nurses Week during its weekly business meeting.

According to a county release, the proclamation calls on residents to observe National Nurses Week, which continues through May 12.

Commissioner Chris Boice presented the proclamation and said the recognition carried personal significance because his son, Allen, recently graduated from nursing school.

Commissioner Tom Kress presented Nurse Appreciation Week certificates to nurses and administrators representing CHI Mercy Health, Aviva Health, Umpqua Health Alliance, United Community Action Network’s Nurse Home Visiting Program, the Roseburg VA Medical Center, the Umpqua Community College nursing program and the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division.

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Umpqua Valley Farmers Market plans to expand from one block to two blocks on SE Jackson Street in downtown Roseburg later this month.

Board President Meredith Bliss told News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN that the market operates year-round every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and currently occupies the 500 block of Jackson Street.

Bliss said the market is seeing an increase in vendors as the summer season approaches, prompting the organization to expand into the 600 block of Jackson Street beginning May 23.

According to Bliss, the expanded layout will continue through the busy summer season while working alongside downtown businesses and restaurants to create a vibrant Saturday destination featuring local produce, baked goods, artisan products and prepared foods.

Market Manager Jaime Gleixner said the farmers market began with a small group of farmers in 1994 and has since grown to nearly 100 vendors offering products they have grown, raised, cooked or created themselves.

The market also accepts SNAP/EBT benefits. Customers can bring their Oregon Trail card to the information booth to receive tokens for qualifying food purchases and can receive up to $20 extra for produce and plant starts through the Double Up Food Bucks program each week.

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