The News-Review

The News-Review is a community newspaper that is published five days a week in Roseburg, Oregon, USA. It serves a broad area in Douglas County, reaching towns such as Canyonville, Glide, Myrtle Creek, Oakland, Roseburg, Sutherlin, and Winston.

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Fire season officially begins in Douglas County on June 6

2 days ago | nrtoday.com | Drew Winkelmaier

The Douglas Forest Protective Association (DFPA) have declared that the 2025 fire season will begin at 12:01 a.m. on June 6. The declaration applies to all private, county, state and Bureau of Indian Affairs land within the Douglas District. The announcement brings with it a range of fire restrictions aimed at minimizing wildfire risk as dry summer conditions set in.
Weyehaeuser to acquire 117,000 acres of east coast timberland

3 days ago | nrtoday.com | Drew Winkelmaier

The Seattle-based company Weyerhaeuser announced a $375 million agreement to acquire roughly 117,000 acres of timberland from Roanoke Timberlands LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Roseburg Forest Products. The deal, announced May 22, will transfer forest acres in North Carolina and Virginia into Weyerhaeuser’s holdings in the region.
Four Roseburg players on All-SWC softball first team

4 days ago | nrtoday.com | Tom Eggers

Four Roseburg softball players were selected to the All-Southwest Conference first team for the 2025 season in a recent vote of the coaches. Junior catcher Terra Singleton, junior infielder Ciera Singleton, senior outfielder Masyn Tabor and junior outfielder Danika Opp represented the Indians on the first team. Making the second team were senior infielder Ella Martinez-Bryson and sophomore outfielder Cadence Ellenwood.
Déjà vu for Job Corps

6 days ago | nrtoday.com | Scott Carroll

GLIDE — For supporters of the Wolf Creek Job Corps program, its potential closure feels like Déjà vu all over again. Wolf Creek, along with all other Job Corps programs nationwide, would be shuttered under President Trump’s proposed discretionary budget for the 2026 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. For supporters of the program, which at Wolf Creek just celebrated its 60th anniversary, the looming closure is eerily similar to what happened in 2019.
State track and field recap: Roseburg 4x400 boys relay team breaks school record

6 days ago | nrtoday.com | Tom Eggers

They did it. The Roseburg boys 4x400-meter relay team broke a 14-year-old school record in the OSAA Class 6A state track and field championships on Saturday evening at Hayward Field in Eugene. Running the second of two timed finals, the quartet of junior David Schmid, sophomore Caden Moon and juniors Joseph Latham and McLane Stedman was timed in 3 minutes, 19.33 seconds, good for fourth place.
Sutherlin's Bryant takes second in discus in 3A state track

6 days ago | nrtoday.com | Tom Eggers

Here are Friday's highlights involving Douglas County athletes from the OSAA state track and field meets at Hayward Field in Eugene. Sutherlin senior Rylan Bryant finished second in the Class 3A boys discus with a throw of 159 feet, 4 inches. Glendale sophomore Jayden Smith placed third in the 1A boys long jump with a best of 20-6 1/4, a PR.
Class 6A softball playoffs: Jesuit rolls past Roseburg 15-1 in quarterfinal

1 week ago | nrtoday.com | Tom Eggers

BEAVERTON — The Roseburg softball team knew it would have its hands full facing No. 2-seeded Jesuit on Friday. The Crusaders were superior to the No. 7 Indians in all phases, trouncing Roseburg 15-1 in five innings in the quarterfinal round of the OSAA Class 6A playoffs. The contest was stopped early due to the mercy rule. Roseburg ended its season with a 22-7 record. Jesuit (25-5) moves on to a semifinal game against No. 3 Sherwood (27-3) at home Tuesday.
Class 3A baseball playoffs: Cascade Christian edges South Umpqua 6-5 in quarterfinal

1 week ago | nrtoday.com | Tom Eggers

MEDFORD — The South Umpqua baseball team wasn't able to capitalize on enough scoring chances in its OSAA Class 3A playoff game with Cascade Christian on Friday. The No. 2-seeded Challengers scored a run in the bottom of the sixth inning and went on to hand the No. 7 Lancers a 6-5 loss in a quarterfinal contest at Lithia & Driveway Fields. Cascade Christian (23-6), guided by Douglas High School graduate Kevin Shafer, advanced to a semifinal game against No. 3 Warrenton (23-5) at home Tuesday.
Class 2A/1A softball playoffs: North Douglas holds off Clatskanie 7-6, moves to semifinals

1 week ago | nrtoday.com | Tom Eggers

CLATSKANIE — A team with only one senior remaining on its roster has reached the final four of the OSAA Class 2A/1A softball playoffs. Sixth-seeded North Douglas took an early five-run lead, but had to hold on for a 7-6 victory over No. 3 Clatskanie in a quarterfinal game on Friday. The Warriors (23-2) advanced to a semifinal game at No. 3 Weston-McEwen/Griswold Tuesday.
Class 3A softball playoffs: South Umpqua eliminates Glide 11-0, advances to semifinals

1 week ago | nrtoday.com | Tom Eggers

TRI CITY — It was an all-Douglas County matchup in a quarterfinal game of the OSAA Class 3A softball playoffs on Friday, pitting the No. 12-seeded Glide Wildcats against the No. 4 South Umpqua Lancers. The 'Cats weren't able to cool off the blazing-hot Lancers on a warm spring day, falling 11-0 in five innings at the S.U. field. The contest was stopped early due to the mercy rule. South Umpqua (24-4) won its 19th straight game, defeating Glide (18-8) for the fourth time this season.