Three environmental groups from Douglas County sue the BLM while Sutherlin's search for a new Superintendent is nearing an end. Over in Riddle, Roseburg Forest Products is cutting nearly 150 jobs from it's plywood plant. Meanwhile, an update on the elections case between Todd Vaughn and Douglas County Clerk Dan Loomis.

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Graduation rates are steadily increasing and showing positive trends throughout the county and the state. Small woodland owners gathered in Roseburg this week to discuss policy and to take a look ahead at 2026. A story from the Oregon Journalism Project reveals a drop in cannabis prices which could lead to less resources for those seeking addiction services. Last, a long time Umpqua Humane Society leader dies in January.

UCAN gets a much needed boost to their food bank resources, Myrtle Creek works to secure a temporary city administrator while O&C lands see a boost to federal timber revenue streams after Congress passed a bill. Meanwhile, in Roseburg, Round Table Pizza is set to return this spring.

Also, Drain experiences another store front closure after U.S. Bank closed just last year. Last, KLCC brings us a story updating listeners on the Bigfoot Beverages strike.

A story of animal abuse comes to an apparent close after over a dozen dogs were rescued from an abusive home. Roseburg's Mayor Larry Rich gives his state of the city address while UCC and Roseburg School District make moves to improve the education Douglas County youth.

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The News-Review brought you stories about a potentially new water control district in Roseburg while a Medford man gets charged with stashing about six pounds of methamphetamine. In the Umpqua Greenway, little is still known about the stabbing of a homeless man.

From a multitude of court cases stemming out of Sutherlin, Yoncalla and Roseburg, this week's episode is following major cases of abuse, alleged negligence and city government. Also, Backside Brewing is changing ownership while Douglas CARES, a nonprofit tasked with providing resources to abused children, is closing its doors.

A wrongful death lawsuit is heading to trial next month while major construction projects throughout the county come to a hold for the season. Umpqua Public Transportation District's funding stream have a bleak future and Wreaths Across America in Douglas County was a success in 2025.

All this and more at nrtoday.com.

Live from Washington D.C. and just off the floor of the U.S. House, Congressman Cliff Bentz talks about Secure Rural Schools Legislation, an update on the push for a Roseburg State Veterans home , The Dalles Watershed Development Act and some of the changes President Trump is making to the White House.

Bentz is a Republican U.S. Representative from Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District (since 2021) and former state legislator who built his career as a rancher-attorney focused on water and land issues.

⁠Inside Douglas County⁠ is a radio show hosted by Kyle Bailey who is the news director for News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN.

State Representative  Alek Skarlatos announced that he has filed for re-election.  He talked about what is ahead in the upcoming short session of the legislature, and his priorities going forward.

Skarlatos is Oregon's representative for House District 4. He first took office in January of 2025.

⁠⁠Inside Douglas County⁠⁠⁠⁠ is a radio show hosted by Kyle Bailey who is the news director for News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN.

What was to be a new senior living facility in Green goes up for auction while the Douglas County Fairgrounds closes its facilities amid an equine herpes virus in multiple states. Meanwhile, a murder that took the life of Oakland resident Terry Lea Deane gets closer to trial after prosecutors discuss what evidence should be allowed in the courtroom. Tractor Supply Company is coming to Roseburg and Wreaths Across America is setting records for the county.

All this and more at nrtoday.com.