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🇺🇸 Calling all local veterans and your furry friends! 🐶🐱Join Best Country 103 as we are coming to you LIVE REMOTE with Moon & Grubes as Aviva Health honors those who served with the return of Vets and Their Pets!📅 Date: November 5th ⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM 📍 Location: Aviva Health Parking Lot (150 NE Kenneth Ford Dr, Roseburg)Here is what’s in store for you and your pets:🎁 FOR VETERANS: - Complimentary lunch - Free wellness and self-care activities - Giveaways & veteran resources🐾 FOR PETS: - Free vaccinations for cats and dogs - Complimentary basic grooming - Tasty pup cups!⚠️ Note: For the safety of all attendees and animals, all pets must be on a leash or in a kennel at all times.Come on out, meet Moon & Grubes, take a spin on Wheelio to score some prizes from Da'Roadie, grab some lunch, and let us say thank you for your service! See you there! ❤️🇺🇸#BestCountry103 #KRSB #AvivaHealth #VetsAndTheirPets #RoseburgOR #SupportOurVeterans #LiveRemote

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🍂 Crisp mountain air, fall colors, and hunting season in full swing... it doesn't get much better than this! 🦌Before you head into the woods this weekend, make sure your camera is ready. 92.3 FM / 1490 AM The SCORE & Best Country 103 are looking for your best photos of this year's deer season in the "Share Your Shot" Photo Contest!🔥 THIS YEAR'S PRIZES: 🎯 Grand Prize: A BRAND-NEW RIFLE courtesy of Waldrons Outdoor Sports! 🦌 2 Annual Oregon Hunters Association Memberships + Banquet Tickets from the Oregon Hunters Association! 🛞 Tire Certificate from Big O Tires to keep your vehicle hunt-ready!📍 2 EASY WAYS TO ENTER: • Online: Upload your best harvest or trail photo to 541radio's website • In Person: Drop off physical prints at Waldron's Outdoor Sports (450 NE Stephens St, Roseburg).Get your gear ready, hunt safe, and share your shot with us! 📸👇#ShareYourShot #OregonHunting #DeerSeason #Roseburg #WaldronsOutdoorSports #OregonHuntersAssociation #BigOTires #TheScore #BestCountry103

🍂 This Week’s Trivia Question! 🚜🍁Aside from supplying plants, soil, and decorative rock, Mignola Farms operates its own in-house fleet authorized to haul dry bulk farm supplies and bark locally across Oregon.Is this a Fact… or just a load of Fertilizer? 🤔💭💡 Think you know the answer? Drop your guess over at 541Radio's website! One lucky winner drawn from the correct entries every Monday wins a $30 gift certificate to Mignola Farms—perfect for stocking up on seasonal plants, fresh mulch, compost, and everything you need to prep your yard for autumn! 🌾🏡Get those guesses in, support local, and keep it locked to Best Country 103! 📻✨🤔💭💡 Think you know the answer? Drop your guess over at 541Radio's website! One lucky winner drawn from the correct entries every Monday wins a $30 gift certificate to Mignola Farms—perfect for stocking up on seasonal plants, fresh mulch, compost, and everything you need to prep your yard for autumn! 🌾🏡Get those guesses in, support local, and keep it locked to Best Country 103! 📻✨

Barnyard Brain Teaser Time! 🐓🚜Think you know your local Douglas County Farmer's Co-op inside and out? It is time to test your knowledge with this week's Barnyard Brain Teaser on Best Country 103!This Week's Question:Which of these could you shop for at the Co-op? A. Rain boots B. Work gloves C. Outdoor coolers D. All of the aboveHow to Win:1. Head over to the 541radio website 2. Submit your answer. 3. You could win a fantastic $50 Gift Card from Douglas County Farmers Co-op!Winners are drawn every Friday, so don't wait, submit your guess today and get ready to shop! 🌾🛒#DouglasCountyFarmersCoop #BestCountry103 #BarnyardBrainTeaser #ShopLocal #RoseburgOR #Giveaway

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Help the Roseburg Ladies this morning at three locations. They are headed to Nationals.

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You get to hide a single paper clip anywhere in your house. If nobody finds it, YOU WIN $1 Million Where are you hiding it?

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Going hunting this weekend?As you head out to capture the crisp autumn season, don't forget to enter the "Share Your Shot" photo contest, proudly brought to you by 92.3 FM / 1490 AM The SCORE and Best Country 103!This year’s contest is powered by incredible local partners who support our outdoor community:🎯 Waldrons Outdoor Sports: Located right here in Roseburg at 450 NE Stephens St, Waldron's is stepping up in a massive way by providing the grand prize, a brand-new rifle! Plus, you can physically drop off your photo entries right at their shop.🦌 OHA (Oregon Hunters Association): Dedicated to protecting our wildlife and habitat, OHA is giving away two annual memberships and banquet tickets so you can connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts and support vital conservation efforts.🛞 Big O Tires: A certificate from Big O Tires. Big O Tires is proudly supporting community initiatives and keeping local adventurers safely on the road as they head out into the field this season!What’s at stake? Upload your best photo of this year’s deer season for your chance to score that brand-new rifle from Waldron's, along with the OHA memberships and banquet tickets!How to Enter: 🌐 Head over to 541Radio to upload your photo online: https://541radio.com/share-your-shot/#/rounds/1/gallery🏢 Prefer the personal touch? Drop off your physical prints directly at Waldron's Outdoor Sports (450 NE Stephens St, Roseburg, OR).Get your gear ready, stay safe out there tomorrow, and share your best shot with us!#ShareYourShot #FallContest #DeerSeason #OregonHunting #WaldronsOutdoorSports #OregonHuntersAssociation #BigOTires #TheScore #KRSB #RoseburgOR #LocalOutdoors #HuntingSafety

You heard it right this morning on Moon & Grubes in the Morning!!! Our first concert of 2027 has been announced and we are going to have your Ticket To Ride! Stay tuned on how you can win tickets to see the Red Clay Strays with St. Paul and The Broken Bones live Saturday, August 21st at Hayden Homes Amphitheater!!!!Tickets are on sale: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F00653CB447A3DCBe sure to secure your guarantee ticket to this great show but stay tuned for the future contests!

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On Friday night, the Thundering Water board of directors honored Shelley Briggs-Loosely as the Douglas County Upstream Hero of the Year during their annual recognition dinner for staff, volunteers, and local community leaders.Thundering Water Vice President Dr. Cordell Smith said Briggs-Loosely was selected for her many decades of community service, courageous leadership, and unwavering commitment to chronic disease prevention. Dr. Smith said Briggs-Loosely has been the driving force in a multitude of local capital campaigns and fundraising efforts including the new Umpqua Community College track and field complex, YMCA upgrades and many more.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Fall at Alder Creek Community Forest will take place Saturday, October 24 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Information on forest health, fuels reduction, and fire resilience will be shared. Free family activities will include guided trail walks with wildland fire trainees. Kids can make and take a pinecone/peanut butter/bird feeder and decorate and personalize a wood cookie. There will be Smokey Bear swag from the Douglas Forest Protective Association as well.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Just over 2% of ballots have been returned in the 2026 Douglas County November General Election, as of Monday evening.County Clerk Daniel Loomis said that is 1,900 ballots, which is 0.77% ahead of the participation rate for the same point in the 2022 November General Election.Loomis said the number of voters in the county has increased by 2.25%, or 1,973 people, since the previous General Election.Ballots must be cast no later than 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3rd. Voters can use either the U.S. Postal Service or any official ballot drop site to cast their ballot. There are 15 official ballot drop sites in Douglas County, including 8 drive-up locations.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Although some counties in Oregon have officially ended fire season, restrictions remain in effect on lands protected by the Douglas Forest Protective Association.DFPA Public Information Officer Rachael Pope said fire season decisions are based on local weather, fire danger, and fuel conditions, which can vary significantly across the state.Pope said while temperatures are beginning to lower, several weeks of above normal temperatures have contributed to drying vegetation throughout the Douglas District. Substantial rainfall is needed to increase moisture levels in larger fuels, including trees and other woody vegetation, and reduce fire danger in higher elevation areas where fuels may remain dry. DFPA continues to monitor local conditions to determine when fire season can safely end.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Roseburg Police charged three men following an alleged shooting incident on Friday night.An RPD report said shortly before 8:00 p.m. officers were dispatched after a drive-by shooting was called in, in the parking lot of Bi Mart in the 1300 block of Northwest Garden Valley Boulevard. Upon arrival, the suspect’s vehicle and the individual they had shot at had both left the scene. Officers contacted the victim and learned her vehicle had been struck by a bullet while she was inside it. The victim was not harmed.Officers later gained more information regarding the suspects and their vehicle and learned they were in Sutherlin. Officers located the vehicle and initiated a high-risk traffic stop. They detained 19-year-old Bradley Tiry of Sutherlin, 19-year-old Damian Sims, of Winston, and 18-year-old Trever Habblett, of Sutherlin. All three reportedly admitted to being involved in the shooting. Officers later discovered the firearm used was stolen after it was recovered from the vehicle.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
As sexual violence affects both men and women in the U.S. and Oregon, Roseburg receives a chance to raise awareness, support survivors and bring them a sense of security with 2026 Take Back the Night.The free event is organized by Peace at Home Advocacy Center, who served 121 victims in sexual assault response services in 2025. Held in downtown Roseburg, it is the second annual walk hosted by the organization, with last year's walk netting over 100 registered participants.The walk starts at 5:30 p.m. Thursday on the lawn of the Douglas County Courthouse, where organizers and community members will have opportunity to speak on sexual violence.At 6 p.m., a crowd will walk through downtown Roseburg, as a symbolic gesture for victims to take back power and shed fears of walking at night. This year's walk will carry forth a neon theme from last year, with guests welcomed to dress in bright clothing and don glowsticks.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
The closure of a section of West Goedeck Avenue in Roseburg has been extended through 5:00 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26, while crews continue sanitary sewer work serving the wastewater treatment plant, operated by the Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority.A city release said the road was originally expected to reopen at 5:00 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19. The closure affects West Goedeck Avenue east of Old Melrose Road toward Lookingglass Road.Motorists should continue using alternate routes, allow additional travel time, follow posted traffic-control signs and drive cautiously near crews and equipment.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Christmas tree permits are free this year on the Umpqua National Forest.A release from the UNF said visitors can print the free Christmas tree cutting guidelines and district map from the forest’s website. The guidelines and maps identify designated cutting areas and provide important information about where and how to cut a Christmas tree.There is a limit of four personal Christmas trees per household, per season, and trees cannot be resold. Christmas trees can be cut from now until December 31, 2026.Before heading out, visitors should review the guidelines and maps carefully to ensure they are cutting in an approved area and following all forest requirements.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
CAMAS VALLEY — A Friday 52-32 win over Camas Valley for the North Douglas High School football team propelled the Warriors into the first place spot in the Special District 2.The Warriors are 7-1, 4-0 in the SD2.For the Hornets (5-2, 1-2), Kaden Williams ran a kickoff return for a touchdown once and caught nine other receptions for 135 yards. Tanner Cummings led with 11 tackles. Matt DeRoss added seven tackles and a sack while Levi Cranston had 8 tackles.
Camas Valley's Luke Baker (6) throws the ball during a Special District 2 game against North Douglas on Friday in Camas Valley.Camas Valley's Luke Baker (6) throws the ball during a Special District 2 game against North Douglas on Friday in Camas Valley.
Photo courtesy of Gunner HemphillTannon Wolfe carried the ball nine times for 79 yards and two touchdowns.The Hornets will visit Mohawk on Friday. North Douglas will play Oct. 30 at Perrydale after receiving the forfeit for this Friday from Reedsport.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Douglas County earns national award for financial reporting AM Oct 19 PSDouglas County Commissioners Tom Kress, Chris Boice, and Tim Freeman announced that Douglas County has received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada.A county release said according to GFOA, the Certificate of Achievement is the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting, and its attainment represents a significant accomplishment by a government and its management. The award recognizes Douglas County’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, and marks an extraordinary 38 consecutive years that Douglas County’s Management and Finance Department has earned this national recognition.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
GLIDE — The Glide High School football team kept a clean record for the season with a 28-22 narrow victory over Myrtle Point in a Special District 4 game."It was a fight. It was a dog fight. We knew it going into the game, but we didn't give up," Glide junior Leo Niedermaier said. "We showed some heart and passion. Everyone in here is willing to do everything we need to do to win football games."The Wildcats are undefeated this season, sitting at 7-0 overall and 3-0 in the Special District 4."It was not pretty tonight, but we played the full game, all four quarters. We didn't stop until the very last second," head coach Zackaryiah Mandera said. "It shows that our team's got a little bit of a little bit of, 'hey, you know, we're gonna line up and we're gonna beat you.' They got the mentality to do that. They finally showed that. We're super proud of them, but we got a big game next week."For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
After decades of planting and growing Douglas fir trees, Steve and Leslie Beckley decided to experiment with coast redwoods.They planted coast redwood seedlings on 85 acres with more plantings scheduled for the near future.The combination of the Beckleys’ history of forest management on about 2,000 acres of Douglas fir trees and the willingness to give redwoods a try, all in Northern Douglas County, resulted in the couple recently being named Douglas County Small Woodlands Association’s 2026 Tree Farmers of the Year.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
As Roseburg city councilors consider the future of the city’s Flock cameras, similar debates over automated license plate recognition systems are playing out in communities across Oregon and the country.Law enforcement agencies have defended the cameras as valuable investigative tools, while privacy advocates have raised concerns about collecting and storing information on people who are not suspected of committing crimes.Roseburg’s Flock contract costs the city $75,000 every two years. The current contract runs through Feb. 20, 2028. According to the Roseburg Police Department, the cameras keep images and license plate records for 30 days before deleting them.The department says only Roseburg police and community resource officers have access to the system and that information is shared only with other jurisdictions in the state.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Local community members and special guests will share their latest production of, ‘The Cabinet of Curiosities & Oddities’ Friday, October 23rd and Saturday, October 24th at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall.An Umpqua Movement Arts Collaboration release said the fun, mysterious production has captivating dance and theatrical storytelling to transport attendees to a dark, enchanting Victorian era world. The show is a production from the Umpqua Movement Arts Collaboration, a nonprofit organization.Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with the shows starting at 7:00 p.m. both evenings. Tickets are $22 in advance on the UMAC website and $27 at the door. The event features a no-host bar along with a food truck. All ages are welcome to attend but parental discretion is advised for mature themes.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
RIDDLE — The Riddle High School football team was defeated 40-30 by Chiloquin in a Special District 1 game Friday in Riddle.Irish (2-3, 1-1) head coach Jason Luft said missed tackles, costly mistakes and untimely penalties proved to be the difference for the Irish and the Panthers (3-3, 1-1) did not hesitate to capitalize."This was a tough loss. We came out strong, but we didn't maintain that intensity. Chiloquin was more physical than us when it mattered, and we made too many mistakes to overcome. We have to tackle better, eliminate penalties, and play four complete quarters of football," Luft said.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
A presentation on Flock Safety cameras in Monday's Roseburg City Council's regular meeting seemingly led to more questions than answers and the item returning right onto the next meeting's agenda.Roseburg Police Chief Gary Klopfenstein presented information regarding automated license plate readers (ALPRs) to the council, after members of the public raising concerns over such technology in the preceding council meetings.In 2023, the Roseburg City Council received a presentation regarding Flock and authorized the chief to proceed with the contract. Klopfenstein said at that time the city contracted for 15 ALPRs to be places in ingress/egress locations in Roseburg, which took 11 months to install and have been running since The city entered into a new two-year contract when the first contract expired in February 2026."We're short-staffed, and Flock is a great investigative tool," Klopfenstein said. "The public safety problem we were trying to solve is criminal, criminal investigations frequently involve vehicles, vehicles can provide investigators with a connection to a crime, a description of the suspect vehicle, the means of locating stolen property, a lead to missing persons investigations, a connection between otherwise unrelated incidents, and a potential timeline of vehicle activity."For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com