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Best Country 103️ September 23, 2026

🍂 Ready, aim, shoot! Fall is in full swing, and it’s time to capture the crisp autumn season with the "Share Your Shot" photo contest, brought to you by 92.3 FM / 1490 AM The SCORE and Best Country 103! This year’s contest is powered by some incredible local partners who are stepping up to support the hunting and 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, if you prefer a traditional drop-off, you can physically bring your entries right to 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 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 is a proud sponsor of Share Your Shot 2026! What’s at stake? Upload your best photo of this year’s deer for your chance to score that brand-new rifle from Waldron's and the OHA annual memberships and banquet tickets! How to Enter: Head over to 541RADIO.COM 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, embrace the autumn weather, and share your best shot with us today! #ShareYourShot #FallContest #DeerSeason #WaldronsOutdoorSports #OregonHuntersAssociation #BigOAs #TheScore #KRSB #RoseburgOR #LocalOutdoors

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Best Country 103️ September 23, 2026

"What is your biggest regret in life most related to?" The most common responses were: Relationships & work. What's Yours?

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Best Country 103️ September 22, 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

Best Country 103️ September 22, 2026

Who is the first person you think of when you hear “Douglas County community”?

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Best Country 103️ September 21, 2026

🎶 Fact or Fertilizer is back on Best Country 103! 🤠🌳 September is here, and fall vibes are officially rolling into the Umpqua Valley! Ready to test your local smarts and score an awesome prize from Mignola Farms to get your yard looking sharp for the cooler season? Let’s dig into this week’s question! 👇 🍂 This Week’s Question: Mignola Farms in Roseburg, Oregon, is a family-owned nursery and landscape supply business. Which of the following is a distinctive product they have specialized in providing for over 30 years? A) Organic vegetable starts and heirloom tomato plants B) White decorative rock for landscaping C) Custom-built wooden garden sheds D) Live Christmas trees cut on-site during the holiday season 💡 Think you know the answer? Drop your guess at 541Radio.com! 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! 👉 Enter now: https://541radio.com/2025/12/30/fact-or-fertilizer/ Get those guesses in, support local, and keep it locked to Best Country 103! 🚜🍁

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Best Country 103️ September 21, 2026

Who had a good time seeing Riley Green and Randy Houser?! We work hard behind the scenes to allow our listeners the chance to see some great shows. Keep following and listening for more chances in the future.

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Best Country 103️ September 21, 2026

Lawn & garden season might feel far away, but at Douglas County Farmer's Co-op they’re 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 just stocking up on supplies, the Douglas County Farmers Co-op in Roseburg is your one-stop shop for farmers, ranchers, and home gardeners across Douglas County. This Week’s Question: Name one lawn or garden product available at Douglas County Farmers Co-op. 👉 Submit your answer here: https://541radio.com/2026/08/03/barnyard-brain-teaser/ 📻 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.

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Best Country 103️ September 17, 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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Best Country 103️ September 17, 2026

For those heading to see Riley Green and Randy Houser drive safe and have fun!

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Best Country 103️ September 17, 2026

🍁 Crank up the crisp autumn air and feel the vibration! 🍂 Good Vibrations Audio Video is pumping pure country energy all across Douglas County as the leaves begin to turn! Every weekday afternoon on Best Country 103, don’t miss Kenny’s Country Spotlight at 5:20 PM proudly powered by your local sound pros at Good Vibrations Audio & Video in Roseburg! For nearly 30 years, Good Vibrations has been Douglas County’s go-to destination for next-level car audio, custom sound systems, and insane home theater experiences. Whether you’re cruising past fall foliage or getting cozy in front of a big-screen kickoff, they make sure your sound doesn't just play, it hits different. Kenny Sherman is putting fresh country talent in the spotlight daily, serving up their hottest tracks and the true stories behind the music. Recent artists Kenny has been talking about on air: Luke Combs – delivering powerhouse anthems that feel like a cold brew around a fall bonfire Lainey Wilson – bringing that fiery, soulful country attitude with vocals made to echo through the autumn air Tyler Childers – serving up raw, heartfelt storytelling straight from the holler If you’re driving through Roseburg, Sutherlin, Myrtle Creek, Winston, or anywhere in Douglas County, this is the ultimate soundtrack for your truck this season. 🌾🎸 Ready to upgrade your sound so it matches the music you love? Swing by Good Vibrations Audio & Video at 957 NE Stephens Street in Roseburg and let the team build you something serious. Who should Kenny spotlight next? Drop your favorite country artist in the comments! 👇 #BestCountry103 #GoodVibrationsRoseburg #DouglasCounty #RoseburgOR #KennySherman #CountryMusic #FallVibes #SupportLocal #TurnItUp

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The Umpqua Bird Alliance and Roseburg Public Library invite the public to “The Northern Peru Hummingbirds” presented by naturalist and video photographer Serge Queant at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 7th.

A city release said Queant will take attendees on a tour of eight well-known hummingbird reserves in northern Peru featuring 35 species of hummingbirds. See the largest and the smallest to the rarest and most beautiful of hummingbirds through his amazing video photography.

Part two of the program will feature an assortment of birds that includes the Inca tern, the Humboldt penguin, the Andean condor, the rare, diademed sandpiper, and the most colorful of all tanagers, the paradise tanager.

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WINSTON — The Douglas High School boys soccer team fell 10-2 to the Coquille/Myrtle Point team on Tuesday in a Special District 3 game played at Winston Middle School.

"Two-zero up, we're really happy. I've been telling my team, because it's been instilled into me through all the coaches I've ever had, play like it's 0-0, right?" Douglas junior James De Leo said.

"But, you know, we got ahead, got a little cocky, lost pace, just never picked it back up"

Domminnick Fugate and Parker Jackson scored in the first part of the game to kick the Trojans out to a 2-0 lead. But then once the Trojans let in one goal, as De Leo put it, it "started snowballing."

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Saving Grace Humane Society is hosting a Microchip and Vaccine Clinic at the Sutherlin Tractor Supply Sunday, September 27th, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., offering low-cost microchips and vaccines for dogs and cats.

A release from Saving Grace said these clinics are a way to help keep pets healthy, protected, and safely identifiable while being low-cost.

Services at the clinic include microchips for $20 and vaccines for $15 each. The vaccines include:

o Rabies (cats & dogs over 3 months old)

o FVRCP (for cats)

o DAPP (for dogs)

The release said dogs must be on a leash, and cats must arrive safely secured in a carrier. Cardboard cat carriers are available for purchase at the shelter before the event for $8.

Extra donations—or “paying it forward”—is always appreciated and help Saving Grace continue to offer affordable clinics and support their mission. If cost is a barrier, organizers say they will do their best to accommodate attendees.

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WINSTON — The Douglas High School girls soccer team used two quick goals at the beginning to hold a 2-1 win over Coquille/Myrtle Point on Tuesday.

The Special District 3 game was the first win of the season for the Trojans.

"It felt really good," Douglas junior Taylor Donohue said. "We love beating Coquille."

Taylor Donohue and Freija Pederson scored for the Trojans (1-3, 1-1). Head coach Casey O'Toole said the team is young this year, with over half of the roster taken up with freshmen and sophomores. One thing the Trojans have been working on is taking the lead, and then holding the lead and not panicking, so O'Toole said it was fun to see the athletes play smart.

"We needed the win, just to show people like what the winning can feel like, as well as just getting their feet underneath of them and really moving the ball," Trojan senior Morgan Wierichs said. "We had a great passing game as well. This is the first time we've really connected our passes and worked really well as a team together."

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) has closed an inquiry from into alleged mail delivery issues following a request for investigation from the City of Winston.

The agency's response came in a letter from John Sandness, the USPS manager customer relations for Oregon, Idaho and Montana, written on September 18. Winston Mayor Christie Knutson read the letter during a Monday evening Winston City Council meeting.

In his letter, Sandness wrote the agency carried out a talk with carriers to stress the significance of making sure the delivery points of packages are verified.

"After investigation and consultation with local management, your inquiry has been addressed and closed," Sandness wrote. "The manager of post office operations has addressed this matter with our delivery team by conducting a stand-up talk with all carriers, reinforcing the importance of verifying the correct delivery point for every package."

Sandness also wrote the agency reviewed data of delivery route stops and did not find an indication of ongoing delivery issues.

"In addition, we reviewed available delivery route stop data along the carrier's line of travel and did not identify any patterns or irregularities that would indicate an ongoing delivery issue requiring further investigation at this time," Sandess wrote.

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David Bolhuis has announced his candidacy for Mayor of Roseburg.

A campaign release said Bolhuis said he was inspired to run for the position through his varied experiences working with a broad range of residents throughout the city. He said with new and focused leadership, Roseburg has the opportunity to, “build on its strong foundations and blossom into a wonderful and prosperous city for its residents”.

Bolhuis said he was born and raised in Beaverton, Oregon and graduated from Beaverton High School in 2011. He graduated with a degree in history and archaeology from Grand Valley State in Michigan and worked in an auto parts manufacturing plant until he was offered the opportunity to train as an appraiser under his father. Once the apprenticeship requirements were completed, Bolhuis and his wife decided they needed to find a permanent home to settle down and grow their roots. After visiting Roseburg a couple of times. Bolhuis said, “we fell in love with the city and knew this is where we wanted to raise a family”.

Bolhuis said his business has grown and evolved over the years, and he is now a licensed broker. He said he has also had the chance to work on restoring old homes throughout the county.

Bolhuis said he believes in service, duty and being proactive and feels the mayor’s office provides an excellent opportunity to serve the people of Roseburg and to work to resolve many of the issues that have been plaguing the city.

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An exchange between Winston Mayor Christie Knutson and a group of protesters at the 48th annual Winston-Dillard Melon Festival became a point of conversation in the Winston City Council's September 21 meeting.

The incident occurred on September 19 during the festival's Saturday parade. A group of protesters, one identifying under the pseudonym Concrete the Klown, were reportedly waving signs in protest of child abuse and sex crimes. Knutson was directing traffic for the parade.

During Monday's meeting, Knutson claimed she approached people waving signs and asked them not to encroach into the parade, with the interaction becoming heated. 

"My concern in that moment was the nature of the event, the many children who were participating and attending and my desire to preserve the parade as a safe, positive and family-centered community celebration," Knutson said. "For my part in allowing that interaction to escalate, I sincerely apologize. As mayor, I recognize that I have a responsibility to conduct myself with patience and professionalism, particularly when emotions are high and people have differing perspectives."

Knutson also said she did not intend to diminish rights or silence people, but was concerned with children and families being "drawn into" sensitive topics during the parade.

"My actions were not intended to silence anyone or diminish anyone's right to express their views," Knutson said. "My concern was protecting the integrity of the parade and preserving an environment where our children and families could participate without being drawn into an adult and deeply-sensitive subject."

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The Sutherlin FFA chapter will have a Fall Fest this Saturday.

It will take place at Central Park in Sutherlin from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. There will be kid’s games, animals, exhibits, food trucks and more – all to celebrate agriculture and educate the community.

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A local dry cleaning transportation business in downtown Roseburg will be moving next door and not closing as earlier announced.

Ferb’s Dry Cleaning dry store said in late August that they would be closing in the first part of December, along with their co-owned business Tuck’s Place - Pottery Painting Studio. They are located at 509 Southeast Jackson Street, with the dry store accessible from Southeast Main Street. Ferb’s accepts clothing to be dry cleaned, and transports it to a Eugene area dry cleaner, then returns items to Roseburg for customers to pick up.

Ferb’s owner Tonya Ferber told News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN that she has sold the dry cleaning transportation business to Jamie Maneha, the owner of Chic Boutique and Day Spa, which is just south of her business on Southeast Jackson Street.

In a post shared on the social media sites of both businesses, Ferber said the ownership change will be effective on December 1st. Customers will be able to pick up their dry cleaning Wednesday through Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday’s from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Clothing drop offs will be able to be made seven days a week during normal business hours at Chic Boutique and Day Spa.

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Drivers should expect traffic delays on Interstate 5 in the Sutherlin and Oakland areas beginning next Monday as workers remove about 80 dead and dying trees near the travel lanes.

Oregon Department of Transportation Public Information Officer Dan Latham said tree-cutting operations are scheduled for Monday September 28th through Friday, October 2nd, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Latham said rolling slowdowns will be used in both directions of I-5, affecting traffic between milepost 135 and 140. Most of the slowdowns will take place earlier in the week. During a rolling slowdown, pilot cars hold traffic to a slow but steady pace to give crews time to cut down trees.

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WINSTON — The Douglas High School football team overwhelmed Madras for a 36-18 nonleague victory Friday in Winston.

For the Trojans (3-1), AJ Black ended 16-of-26 for 224 yards and two passing touchdowns, two interceptions and he made 12 carries for 62 yards.

Jaden Burkhart ran 16 rushes for 64 yards and two touchdowns. Uriah Young had six carries for 39 yards, while defensively holding back multiple quarterback pressures and led the team in tackles.

Caiden Maresh collected three passes for 94 yards and one touchdown. Preston Sprague caught seven receptions for 77 yards and one touchdown, also catching one interceptions. Kellen Little made five catches for 38 yards.

Thatcher Clarno and Eli Knebel each had a sack or more and were constantly defending in the backfield. Braylon Hinshaw caught an interception.

The Trojans will visit Sisters on Friday to end nonleague play.

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Umpqua Valley wine country might be best known for its family-owned vineyards and sprawling acres of grapevines, but next weekend the area turns into something more for cyclists: The setting for three days of rides.

The occasion is the VINEYARD TOUR, a weekend of cycling rides and social events across Douglas County. It is organized by Roseburg-based cycling organization Umpqua Velo Club, who have hosted the event since the mid-1980s.

From October 2–4, a series of rides will take place across Douglas County, starting Friday afternoon at Sutherlin's Ford's Pond with a midday coffee get-together and 25.6 mile excursion. Participants get active again on Saturday afternoon in Roseburg with a 26.4 mile club ride.

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The United Community Action Network Food Bank will have its Empty Bowls fundraiser returning on Monday, October 5th and tickets are now on sale.

A UCAN release said it will be held at 6:00 p.m. at the Food Bank Warehouse on Northeast Kenneth Ford Drive, just north of Roseburg.

Attendees get their choice of a bowl crafted locally to use to taste an array of soups made by some of Douglas County’s top restaurants and chefs. Artisan bread and wine will accompany the soup.

Tickets will be $55. A limited number of tickets are on sale for $65 which will give supporters early entry at 5:30 p.m. There will also be a silent auction, raffle, and wine pull.

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Regional and Statewide Services for Students with Orthopedic Impairments is hosting a virtual Feeding Seminar on October 22nd and 23rd.

A release from Douglas Education Service District said the two-day virtual conference is designed for professionals in education and related fields, including administration, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, dietetics and nursing. Parents and college students are also welcome to attend.

This workshop will provide professional development to help school feeding teams evaluate current practices and set goals that promote student safety. Participants will have the opportunity to attend sessions focused on a variety of topics, including ethical decision making, mealtime assessment, feeding plan implementation and more.

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RIDDLE — The Camas Valley Charter School football team settled for a 56-18 defeat over Riddle to cap off an undefeated preseason of nonleague play.

"I feel like we were kind of the underdogs on this one," Camas Valley senior Tanner Cummings said. "They were way bigger and a lot stronger, but we came out and we were way better conditioned and ran the ball over them."

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Roseburg candidate for mayor Steve Loosley will host a free community forum next Tuesday, September. 29th, at the Roseburg Public Library. Residents can ask questions and discuss public safety, housing, economic development and other local priorities.

A campaign release said Loosley is inviting residents to share their questions, concerns and ideas during the event, which will run from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the library’s Ford Room. The forum will offer an informal setting for residents and business owners to speak directly with Loosley about Roseburg and the issues facing the community.

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The Roseburg High School boys soccer team defeated Crater 5-0 in a Southern Oregon Conference Hybrid game Saturday at Finlay Field in Roseburg.

"Last week was, I think, a tough week for us," Roseburg head coach Alexander Ferere said. "We didn't get the results we wanted against Thurston, and we didn't really show up in form against Grants Pass, so this was a nice reset. And hopefully, we can keep this momentum for the next rest of the season."

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As the sun set over Roseburg on Friday, visitors of Fir Grove park sat with their eyes glued to the sky. Then, one by one, small black shapes began to dart back and forth across the twilight. They were few in number, but there was no question: The Vaux's swifts had returned.

The gathering was one of two viewings planned by the Umpqua Bird Alliance (UBA) to view the annual return of the migratory birds, who gather year after year to roost for the evening in Umpqua Valley Art's Clay Place chimney.

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