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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!

🔥 DOUBLE DOWN IN VEGAS! 🔥Luke Bryan + Jason Aldean on the same stage… with Jon Pardi, Chase Matthew, DJ ROCK & Dee Jay Silver?!B-Dub’s Boarding Pass is sending you to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for an unforgettable night on Friday, December 11!Enter once a day for your chance to win (contest runs until November 8th and winner notified November 9th from B-Dub's crew):Don’t sleep on this one! Daily entries mean more chances to score those tickets. Who’s ready to Double Down with us? 🤠✈️Tune into B-Dub on Best Country 103 weeknights from 6pm-11pm and Saturday Night from 7pm to Midnight!

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2 1/2 weeks away from Halloween... What is your favorite OLD SCHOOL Candy

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🍂 This Week’s Trivia Question! 🚜🍁Mignola Farms in Roseburg, Oregon has been providing white decorative rock for landscaping for over 30 years.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! 📻✨

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Every weekday at Noon, Kenny’s cruising through the biggest Country hits of the 90s, digging up some Roadhouse favorites, fan requests, and a few surprises from his hidden stash of tunes from decades past!Want to hear your favorite? Swing by our 541Radio website and send in your request.And... this musical road trip is proudly driven by Roseburg Honda treating you like family, because around here… they ARE family!The 90s… and then some with Kenny Sherman, weekdays at Noon on Best Country 103!

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🌱🪴 Lawn & garden season might feel far away, but Douglas County Farmer's Co-op is always thinking ahead!🤠 Test your local ag knowledge with this week’s Barnyard Brain Teaser on Best Country 103!Whether you’re prepping for next year’s yard or stocking up on everyday supplies, Douglas County Farmers Co-op in Roseburg is your local one-stop shop for farmers, ranchers, and home gardeners across Douglas County. 🌾🔧❓ THIS WEEK’S TRIVIA QUESTION:What do you call a young female chicken that hasn’t started laying eggs yet?A) A pullet B) A chicklet C) A henlet👉 Think you know the answer? Submit your entry at 541Radio!📻 Tune in to Moon & Grubes in the Mornings every Friday for your chance to WIN a $50 gift card to Douglas County Farmers Co-op! 🎁✨Douglas County Farmers Co-op – Where Everyone is Welcome to Shop! Your local country & hardware store serving Southern Oregon for over 100 years.🚜❤️

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: 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

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Here is a look at a Commercial Lotus Media Group created for Umpqua Appliance. Looking for a new Appliance, maybe you are in need of repairs or service? Head on down to Umpqua Appliance or give them a call. Looking to have a commercial made or more, contact Lotus Media Group.

Tickets are on sale now for Red Clay Strays at Hayden Homes Amphitheater!Get your tickets now and secure your place at the show!https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F00653CB447A3DC

Friday we Celebrate Moon's Bday. Comment below & Share a fun/memorable Birthday Moment. You could win one of his B-Day gifts.

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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
One man is another is in custody after an apparent homicide that took place in Lookingglass on Sunday.Undersheriff Brad O’Dell of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said at approximately 3:45 p.m. 911 dispatchers received a call from 57-year-old Matthew William Bronsert requesting assistance at a residence in the 7000 block of Lookingglass Road. O’Dell said Bronsert lived on the property in an outbuilding. When deputies arrived, they were able to convince Bronsert to come outside to talk with them. O’Dell said Bronsert eventually came out of the residence just after 5:50 p.m. At that time, he allegedly attempted to assault a deputy and was taken into custody. Deputies noted that Bronsert had blood on his clothing, which prompted them to conduct a welfare check on another male at the property.O’Dell said when deputies entered the residence, they located a deceased adult male inside of the main residence with multiple gunshot wounds. The nature of the death appeared to be of foul play. The victim's name is being withheld pending next-of-kin notification.Bronsert was later questioned and admitted to shooting the victim. He is held on twelve charges including second-degree murder, three counts of attempting to assault a public safety officer, resisting arrest, unlawful use of a weapon and four counts of improper use of 911. Bronsert is detained without bail.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Fairy tales don't always have happy endings, and this Halloween, the Roseburg Fright Club is making sure of it.The all-volunteer organization is bringing a twisted take on classic childhood stories to the Douglas County Fairgrounds with this year's haunted house, Grimm Times at Fairview Manor.The attraction takes visitors through a maze of fairy tales gone wrong, in a unique take on tales from your childhood that have darker origins.The haunted house returns to its location beneath the grandstands at the Douglas County Speedway, where the Fright Club moved last year after outgrowing its previous home at the Roseburg Elks Lodge.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
GLENDALE — The Crosspoint Christian School football team defeated Glendale 42-6 on Friday in a Special District 1 game in Glendale."We didn't keep our heads down. We pushed through the whole entire game and ended up scoring our last drive, last seconds of the game, but other than that, it was a hard-fighting game," Glendale junior Landon Cline said.The Pirates (2-3, 1-1 SD1) suffered against a Warrior team that is highly skilled in the backfield, according to Glendale head coach Zack Reid. The Pirates had a problem keeping blocks up."We didn't roll over on them. We made the starters come back towards the end of the game so we couldn't punch it in. We like seeing that," Reid said.Reid said he liked how the Pirates did not give up and game back in the second half stronger. The team did a better job of running down the middle and getting first downs in the second half, moving the ball further. Cline said the team knew heading into Friday that it would be a challenge and while they didn't come out on top, the fight they put up still counts as a success.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
The Oregon Department of Forestry is reminding citizens to check local fire regulations before burning debris, starting a campfire or other activities that can spark a wildfire.An ODF release said across Oregon there are multiple jurisdictions that vary from city to county to state to federal, and each may have different restrictions on fire. While in fire season, debris burning is prohibited on ODF-protected lands.ODF has a website to look up to see if it is safe to burn yard debris. The Before You Burn program simplifies and coordinates burns and provides real-time information to ensure the safety of Oregon’s communities.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Kickstart Coffee opens on Monday in Roseburg.Owned by Jace Russel and Zoey Harris-Hicks, the new business is located at 485 Northeast Stephens Street. The drive-thru is in a building recently vacated by Oregon Sourdough Company and originally used as a Pizza Hut location.Jace Russell told News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN that Kickstart will use Sister’s Coffee as its roasters to make customers a variety of espresso drinks. Russell said they will also offer white Monsters as their “race day refreshers” along regular Monster and Red Bull drinks. Food options include breakfast items, panini’s, salads, and soups. Russell said the menu will be posted on their social media very soon.Russell said both he and Zoey have worked in the restaurant industry previously, and Jace’s family has owned a number of restaurants. Zoey has worked at coffee outlets for several years, so the pair decided to take the jump and start their own business. They have 7 employees as they begin operations.Starting hours for Kickstart Coffee are weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
A Frost Advisory is in effect through 9:00 a.m. Monday for central Douglas County.Forecasters at the National Weather Service in Medford said temperatures as low as 34 degrees will result in frost formation.The Advisory area includes Roseburg, Sutherlin, Winchester, Umpqua and the Green District along with surrounding areas.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
EUGENE — A pair of fourth quarter rushing scores by Churchill's Ryder Nagel sent the Lancers past the Roseburg Indians 30-22 in a Class 5A Special District 5 matchup Friday night at Floyd Halvorsen Field.Nagel accounted for three touchdowns in Churchill's third consecutive win over the Indians. The loss was the first on the season for Roseburg (5-1, 2-1 S.D. 5).For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Long-time associates of Bob Ragon remember him as a passionate advocate for the forest and timber industries of Douglas County and Oregon.“We will always be grateful for his service to our (timber) industry,” Matt Hill, the executive director of Douglas Timber Operators, wrote in a statement. “The passion he brought to our industry never faded. That may be his lasting challenge to those of us who now carry the torch.”The 83-year-old Ragon, a 50-year resident of Douglas County, died of cancer Sept. 30 in Roseburg.Hill described Ragon as “quite possibly (DTO’s) most legendary” director. Ragon was DTO’s director from 2000 until retiring in 2019.“He was a fighter who never lost hope for our industry,” Hill said. “He never stopped working, and even during his illness he came to the office daily, putting his skills to work on timber and land deals.”For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Umpqua Community College and Roseburg Public Library will host “An Evening with Author B. R. Lewis” on Wednesday, October 28th, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at UCC’s Sue Shaffer Learning Commons & Library.A UCC release said Lewis currently teaches at UCC and will discuss his writing journey and read selections from “A Certain Kind of Luck”, followed by an audience question-and-answer session. A book signing will follow the presentation.The release said the collection’s fourteen stories explore life’s duality and the ways an unexpected turn of luck can lead to a dream fulfilled—or a life never imagined. Spanning several generations in the Pacific Northwest, Lewis’s characters navigate family relationships, economic uncertainty, personal and historical trauma, and injustice.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
There are just over two weeks left before the 2026 Umpqua Plein Air exhibit comes down at Umpqua Valley Arts.A UVA release said this year’s People’s Choice was awarded to “The Next Generation" by Judi Danielson. The UVA Staff Choice went to “Behind Steamboat Inn” by Joanna Uribes. That is out of over 100 works that were received for the exhibit.The exhibit can be seen through October 24th. Gallery hours are Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. On Thursday, October 15th, UVA will be open for the Third Thursday event with Thrive Umpqua.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Make a Difference Day Douglas County is happening on Saturday, October 24 in the Roseburg area.Community members can volunteer as an individual, a family, a group, or an organization to help with one of more than a dozen projects taking place that morning from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Participating groups and organization include the HIV Alliance, Umpqua Valley Habitat for Humanity, Sleep in Heavenly Peace, Saving Grace Humane Society, Roseburg Parks and Recreation and many more.Make a Difference Day has been a day of service celebrated around the United States since 1992.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
OAKLAND — The Oakland High School volleyball team defeated Reedsport in four sets on Thursday in a Sunset Conference match at the Nuthouse in Oakland.Set scores were 25-18, 25-22, 21-25, 25-20."We got a good practice in yesterday, so I'm glad that we can improve from the last time" Oakland head coach Tia Baimbridge said. "I think it's about like setting little goals and, you know, exceeding them every time we play so it was a good win."The Oakers (5-10, 1-5) stopped a Reedsport (3-12, 0-6) resurgence during the second and fourth sets for the win, but were left behind in the third set as the Brave avoided a sweep.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
DRAIN — The North Douglas High School volleyball team shut down Bandon for a three-set win in a Sunset Conference match.Set scores were 25-19, 25-13, 25-21.Bailey Teixeira serves one ace with seven kills and five digs for the Warriors (12-4, 5-2). Kaitlyn McDaniel had seven kills and six digs. Payton Rabuck added five aces, nine kills and seven digs while Savannah McDonald smacked three kills down.The Warriors will visit Myrtle Point on Tuesday.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com
Crews with the Douglas Forest Protective Association, Central Douglas Fire & Rescue and Myrtle Creek Fire Department dealt with a grass fire in the Myrtle Creek area on Thursday afternoon.A DFPA post said just before 1:50 p.m. firefighters were dispatched to the fire near the 2000 block of Richardson Road. Upon arrival, crews found an estimated 1.5-acre fire with moderate fire spread. DFPA resources included 3 engines and overhead command staff. By 2:25 p.m. the forward spread of the fire was knocked down and crews transitioned to mop-up.The fire was human caused with details still under investigation. No homes or structures were threatened by the fire.For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com