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Barnyard Brain Teaser Time! 🍂🐓🚜 Think you know your local Douglas County Farmer's Co-op inside and out? It’s time to test your farm & livestock knowledge with this week’s Barnyard Brain Teaser on Best Country 103! 🌾 This Week’s Question: What are the three primary nutrients found in most fertilizers? A) Calcium, iron, and zinc B) Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium C) Salt, sugar, and water How to Enter & Win: 1. Head over to 541radio’s website 📲 2. Submit your answer! 3. You could win a $50 Gift Card to Douglas County Farmers Co-op! 🛒 Winners are drawn every Friday, so don’t wait, get your answer in today and stay stocked for the cooler months ahead! #DouglasCountyFarmersCoop #BestCountry103 #BarnyardBrainTeaser #ShopLocal #RoseburgOR #Giveaway #DouglasCounty #NovemberOnTheFarm
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Best Country 103️ November 9, 2026

Barnyard Brain Teaser Time! 🍂🐓🚜 Think you know your local Douglas County Farmer's Co-op inside and out? It’s time to test your farm & livestock knowledge with this week’s Barnyard Brain Teaser on Best Country 103! 🌾 This Week’s Question: What are the three primary nutrients found in most fertilizers? A) Calcium, iron, and zinc B) Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium C) Salt, sugar, and water How to Enter & Win: 1. Head over to 541radio’s website 📲 2. Submit your answer! 3. You could win a $50 Gift Card to Douglas County Farmers Co-op! 🛒 Winners are drawn every Friday, so don’t wait, get your answer in today and stay stocked for the cooler months ahead! #DouglasCountyFarmersCoop #BestCountry103 #BarnyardBrainTeaser #ShopLocal #RoseburgOR #Giveaway #DouglasCounty #NovemberOnTheFarm

A great spotlight on Waldrons Outdoor Sports from NR Today. One of our sponsors and drop off spots for the Share Your Shot Contest. Head to 541Radio's website and get those photo entries in. Voting starts November 16th.
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Best Country 103️ November 9, 2026

A great spotlight on Waldrons Outdoor Sports from NR Today. One of our sponsors and drop off spots for the Share Your Shot Contest. Head to 541Radio's website and get those photo entries in. Voting starts November 16th.

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Best Country 103️ November 7, 2026

Ok you all roasted Will Ferrell yesterday 😂 Who is ONE actor you'll watch in ANYTHING, even if the movie looks terrible? 👇

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Best Country 103️ November 6, 2026

🤔 Which actor/actress makes you immediately NOT want to watch a movie just because they're in it?

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Tune in every weekday to Best Country 103 KRSB for your morning routine! 🎙️📻 Catch Moon Til' Noon, featuring Daily Health Tips with Moon every weekday at 11:20 AM! A huge shoutout to our sponsor, Creekside Health and Wellnesss Center: Primary Care Services, for making this segment possible. If you're looking for quality care, they are now accepting new patients! 🏥✨ 📞 Call Creekside today: 541-492-1780
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Best Country 103️ November 6, 2026

Tune in every weekday to Best Country 103 KRSB for your morning routine! 🎙️📻 Catch Moon Til' Noon, featuring Daily Health Tips with Moon every weekday at 11:20 AM! A huge shoutout to our sponsor, Creekside Health and Wellnesss Center: Primary Care Services, for making this segment possible. If you're looking for quality care, they are now accepting new patients! 🏥✨ 📞 Call Creekside today: 541-492-1780

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We are all set up at Aviva Health for Vets & Their Pets. Come on down and see us. Complimentary lunch for Veterans, free wellness and self-care activities, giveaways and Veteran Resources. For Pets: free vaccinations for cats and dogs, complimentary basic grooming and pup cups! We will also be drawing tickets at the top of the hour at the event for Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets to Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland on November 28th!
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Best Country 103️ November 5, 2026

We are all set up at Aviva Health for Vets & Their Pets. Come on down and see us. Complimentary lunch for Veterans, free wellness and self-care activities, giveaways and Veteran Resources. For Pets: free vaccinations for cats and dogs, complimentary basic grooming and pup cups! We will also be drawing tickets at the top of the hour at the event for Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets to Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland on November 28th!

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EUGENE — Jolee Woody of Days Creek placed fifth and Oakland's Katelyn Jimenez was right behind in sixth during the OSAA Class 2A/1A cross country state championship on Saturday. In the 2A/1A girls 5K on the course at Lane Community College, Bandon's Jael Legutki won the state title with the only time under 19 minutes — 18:57.9. Weston-McEwen's Evelyn Hodgson was second with a time of 19:08.5 and senior Melody Stock of Trout Lake stepped onto third place on the podium after a run in 19:19.1, with Imbler's Piper Braseth on forth right behind (19:21.2). A Riddle freshman running through a union with Days Creek, Woody placed fifth with a time of 19:45.1, edging out the senior Jimenez at 19:46.3. Days Creek head coach Rob McCallum said Woody joined the pack of six runners at jumped out to the lead early on in the race, and when the lead spread out with about a mile left, she took over the fifth-place spot. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

EUGENE — Jolee Woody of Days Creek placed fifth and Oakland's Katelyn Jimenez was right...

DRAIN — The No. 5 North Douglas football team didn't expect it to end like this. "It was a tale of two halves," Warriors head coach JJ Mast said. "We dug a hole too big to get out of. We needed to make one more play." The Warriors fell 32-30 in an upset to No. 10 Cove in the first round of the OSAA Class 1A eight-man state playoffs. "We came up short in the first half, it was a slow start, we got in our heads," Warriors senior Brody Clark said. "Then in that second half, we knew this this could be it, and we fired up and really came back. We held them to no touchdowns in the second half." For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

DRAIN — The No. 5 North Douglas football team didn't expect it to end like...

The City of Roseburg reminds candidates, campaign workers and property owners that campaign signs displayed for the Nov. 3, General Election needed to be removed by the end of Friday, Nov. 6. A city release said Roseburg regulations allow election campaign signs to remain in place for three days following an election. Property owners are responsible for removing signs displayed on their property. Campaign signs that still remain outside are now in violation of city regulations and may be removed and stored at the Roseburg Public Works shop, 425 Northeast Fulton Street, for 10 days. Signs that are not collected within that time will be discarded. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

The City of Roseburg reminds candidates, campaign workers and property owners that campaign signs displayed...

Over 1.76 million in federal funding was awarded to the Douglas County Public Works Department for a multi-million dollar project to establish a grade-separated railway crossing in the Wilbur area. According to Douglas County, funding will go towards preliminary engineering and feasibility study for a grade-separated crossing at the intersection of Central Oregon & Pacific Railroad and Old Highway 99 near Wilbur. this would separate highway and railroad traffic, allowing them to pass at different levels. "The planning and engineering work funded through this award will help identify potential design solutions, evaluate project requirements, and establish the technical groundwork needed to advance the project toward construction," reads a Douglas County press release. Funding was provided by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) through the Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Program (RCE), an initiative to improve rail safety and mobility in communities by funding railway crossing improvements. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Over 1.76 million in federal funding was awarded to the Douglas County Public Works Department...

The 71st Annual Douglas County Veterans Day Parade is scheduled to take place in downtown Roseburg on Wednesday, Nov. 11. A county release said The Douglas County Veterans Day Parade has a long-standing tradition for supporting and honoring veterans and has been held in Roseburg every year since 1955. The Douglas County Veterans Day also has a well-earned title as “Oregon’s Greatest Veterans Day Parade.” This year the parade theme is “Honoring America’s 250th Anniversary – 1776-2026.” The parade will follow the traditional route through downtown Roseburg starting on the corner of Northeast Jackson Street and Northeast Diamond Lake Boulevard traveling up Jackson Street turning left onto Southeast Lane Street, then left onto Southeast Main Street and concluding in front of the Douglas County Courthouse on Southeast Douglas Avenue. The parade starts at 11:00 am. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

The 71st Annual Douglas County Veterans Day Parade is scheduled to take place in downtown...

Crews with the Camas Valley Volunteer Fire District stopped a natural cover fire at approximately one acre on Friday afternoon. A CYVFD post said just after 1:00 p.m. firefighters were dispatched to the fire in the area of Westside Road and Upper Camas Road in Camas Valley. First responders arrived on scene to find a moderately spreading grass fire extending into nearby timber. Crews quickly stopped the forward spread of the fire and began mop-up operations to extinguish remaining hot spots and prevent further spread. The cause of the fire was determined to be a debris burn pile that had escaped containment. Camas Valley Fire responded with two brush trucks staffed by a total of five volunteer firefighters. Tenmile Rural Fire District provided mutual aid assistance. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Crews with the Camas Valley Volunteer Fire District stopped a natural cover fire at approximately...

GLIDE — It took No. 2-seed Glide all of four plays and 63 seconds to build a two-score lead on No. 15 La Pine as the Wildcats pounced on the Hawks for a 57-8 victory in the first round of the Class 2A football state playoffs. Glide (10-0) moves on to face No. 7-seed Knappa in the quarterfinals. La Pine (5-4) ends its first season at Class 2A after reaching the playoffs for the first time in four seasons. "I feel amazing," Glide junior Collin Groth said. "First Glide team to ever go 10-0, so that's a big accomplishment." "(We) played very well last night," coach Zack Mandera said. "Came out, started fast and executed our game plan. (We) defeated our goal for the week, be 1-0 and have practice on Monday." For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

GLIDE — It took No. 2-seed Glide all of four plays and 63 seconds to...

Roseburg Police arrested a man Friday following an early morning standoff. RPD Public Information Officer Sergeant Daniel Allen said just before 4:30 a.m. officers were dispatched to a disturbance with a gun involving 60-year-old Larry Scott Haley Junior, in the 1100 block of Northeast Granite Ridge Street. Allen said officers were assisted by deputies from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office. Law enforcement contacted and removed an 88-year-old man from the residence during this process. Allen said blood was seen inside the entrance to the front door and what appeared to be gunshot damage to an interior wall. Neighboring residents were advised to shelter in place. Law enforcement deployed a robot into the residence and negotiated with Larry Scott until he exited the home at approximately 7:40 a.m. Allen said no non-lethal weapons were discharged by law enforcement, and no one was injured. Scott had superficial scratches and cuts and was checked by medics. Scott was taken into custody and charged with domestic menacing, unlawful use of a weapon and recklessly endangering another person. Allen said there are no ongoing safety concerns to the public. A search warrant was later served at the residence. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Roseburg Police arrested a man Friday following an early morning standoff.

RPD Public Information Officer...

Altrusa International of Roseburg has its 60th birthday celebration happening on Sunday, Nov. 15. It will take place from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Two Shy Brewing, just off Northwest Garden Valley Boulevard in Roseburg. The organization is celebrating six decades of making a difference in the county. Current and former Altrusa members, past presidents, ASTRA members and families and friends are invited to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate the people and projects that have shaped Altrusa of Roseburg. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Altrusa International of Roseburg has its 60th birthday celebration happening on Sunday, Nov. 15.

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Due to project delays, the closure of the 900 block of West Old Melrose Road in Roseburg has been rescheduled for 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6. A city release said the closure was previously scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 5. Crews will remove an underground sewer bypass previously installed for work serving the Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority wastewater treatment plant. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Due to project delays, the closure of the 900 block of West Old Melrose Road...

The Canyonville Department of Motor Vehicles office at 241 Northeast Main Street will permanently close effective Wednesday, Nov. 18. A release from the Oregon DMV said the Canyonville DMV is a small, two-person office and both positions are currently vacant. In July, the office went from being open three days a week to one, with limited hours. It is currently being staffed by employees borrowed from the Roseburg DMV. Canyonville is 26 miles from the Roseburg DMV. That office will continue to serve the community five days a week. Class C drive tests are offered by a third-party tester in Roseburg. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

The Canyonville Department of Motor Vehicles office at 241 Northeast Main Street will permanently close...

Douglas County government offices in the courthouse, as well as the Douglas County Justice Building, Courthouse Annex in Reedsport, fairgrounds, landfill and transfer sites, and all external county government offices will be closed to the public on Wednesday, November 11th, in observance of the Veterans Day Holiday. A county release said the Douglas County Board of Commissioners and designated department officials will continue to work on local projects regardless of the holiday. The Douglas County Museum of History and Natural History, as well as the Umpqua River Lighthouse Museum in Winchester Bay will be open for visitors on Wednesday, November 11th, for normal business hours. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Douglas County government offices in the courthouse, as well as the Douglas County Justice Building,...

A Douglas County forester has recently been recognized at the Society of American Foresters 2026 Annual Convention in Tacoma, Washington as the District 2 Oregon Presidential Field Forester. Information from SAF said Whitney Henneman was recognized for her excellence in "the application of forestry on the ground using sound, scientific methods, and adaptive management strategies." Henneman’s career began in California, where she cruised timber for Sierra Pacific Industries and worked in reforestation for Roseburg Forest Products. Henneman then came to Oregon where she worked as a log buyer for C&D Lumber and forester for Silver Butte Timber Company. Currently Henneman is a forester/co-owner of True North Natural Resources Consulting. Henneman is a board member for both the Coos Forest Protective Association and the Oregon Department of Forestry’s Southwest Fire Protection District. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

A Douglas County forester has recently been recognized at the Society of American Foresters 2026...

Servicemen and their fuzzy companions gathered on Thursday afternoon on the Aviva Health campus for free services, food and treats at Vets and their Pets, an annual festival put on by the healthcare nonprofit. From 11 a.m.–2 p.m., veterans, their families and their pets came for support and complimentary care as a gesture of thanks for their service. For the humans in attendance, that care included massages, haircuts, and free hamburgers and coffee. As for the dogs, cats and other pets who tagged along, free grooming sessions, microchips, vaccinations and whipped cream "pup cups" were made available. According to Aviva Health interim CEO Dr. Jay Richards, over 1,000 veterans have been serviced through Vets and their Pets since its inception. An army veteran himself, he said the event is a way to recognize the positive impact pets can have on a person's life, particularly someone who has served. "Pets are a big part of all of our lives. They provide a lot of support, particularly emotional support. I know that there can be a lot of trauma that veterans go through so we want to recognize those support animals that they have with them," Richards said. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Servicemen and their fuzzy companions gathered on Thursday afternoon on the Aviva Health campus for...

Wildlife Safari’s annual Turkey Trot 5K is happening on Thanksgiving. A park release said the event is open to runners, walkers, families and participants of all ages and fitness levels. The 5K will take place Thursday, November 26, at Wildlife Safari, in Winston. Check-In time is 7:30 a.m. and the 5K begins at 8:30 a.m. The event will end at approximately 10:30 a.m. Registration is $30 for adults and children 12 and under are free. Participants are encouraged to register in advance and make the Turkey Trot part of their holiday tradition. For More Information Please Visit www.nrtoday.com

Wildlife Safari’s annual Turkey Trot 5K is happening on Thanksgiving.

A park release said the...