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Douglas County courts said there will likely be a decision in early May in a case filed against Douglas County Clerk Daniel Loomis, alleging he dismissed a petition to hand

Marjorie "Marge" Cook was one of the first women to enlist in the military — the first in Allegan County, Michigan, when she was 24. She died Jan. 26, at

SUTHERLIN — About 10 people gathered at Abby’s Legendary Pizza in Sutherlin on Tuesday night to see how the Oakland school bond faired in the election. As the time neared

OAKLAND — Douglas County Clerk Daniel Loomis took historical images from Oakland and overlayed them with recent photos of the small town.

Douglas County Clerk Daniel Loomis wanted to “remember those who served before” and used his privilege as the county’s record keeper to look into some of the history of his

October 27, 2022 4:10 a.m. Nearly 11 percent of the ballots have been received in the November General Election from Douglas County voters. County Clerk Daniel Loomis said the 9,374 ballots that have come in, is 2.48 percent ahead of the participation rate for the same point in the 2018 Genera

October 26, 2022 4:00 a.m.  Over 4.5 percent of ballots have been turned in for November General Election in Douglas County, as of late Tuesday. County Clerk Daniel Loomis said the 4,019 ballots is just over 1 percent ahead of the participation rate for the same point in the 2018 General Elect

October 20, 2022 4:00 a.m. Ballots are going out to local voters Thursday for the November General Election. Douglas County Clerk Daniel Loomis said the bulk shipment of ballots is going to the United States Postal Service. Once filled out, ballots can be mailed back in or taken to one of 1

May 4, 2022 4:00 a.m. Ballots are trickling in for the May Primary Election. Douglas County Clerk Daniel Loomis said as of late Tuesday, 2,051 ballots have been returned. That is 2.33 percent of those registered to vote, lagging .43 percent behind the participation rate for the same point in t

April 21, 2022 3:50 a.m. A few changes will take affect starting with the May Primary Election. Douglas County Clerk Daniel Loomis said a new Oregon law, House Bill 3291 known as the “postmark rule” went into effect at the start of the year. Loomis said that changed Oregon’s mail-in voting law