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Commissioners mourn passing of Vietnam Veteran Mel Cheney - Vimarsana News

Commissioners mourn passing of Vietnam Veteran Mel Cheney

Douglas County’s trio of commissioners issued a statement Monday, mourning the passing of Vietnam War veteran and Douglas County resident Mel Cheney. Cheney passed away on March 17 at the age of 71. Commissioners Tim Freeman, Chris Boice and Tom Kress sent condolences to Cheney’s wife, children a

FILINGS SET FOR 2022 MAY PRIMARY ELECTION - KQEN News Radio - Vimarsana News

FILINGS SET FOR 2022 MAY PRIMARY ELECTION - KQEN News Radio

March 9, 2022 4:20 a.m. With the deadline to file as a candidate for the May Primary Election passing on Tuesday, the field of those running is now set. Douglas County Clerk Daniel Loomis told News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN that no one else filed for one of the 3 seats on the Board of Commis

Derby hopes its culture club bid will power up industrial mecca - Vimarsana News

Derby hopes its culture club bid will power up industrial mecca

The home of Alstom and Rolls-Royce has often played second fiddle to others, but the city wants to change all that

Douglas County buys 2,000 oximeters for COVID-19 patients - Vimarsana News

Douglas County buys 2,000 oximeters for COVID-19 patients

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners purchased 2,000 oximeters to help COVID-19 symptomatic patients.

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'Something's not right in southern Oregon': alarm at rise of illegal pot farms | Oregon - Vimarsana News

'Something's not right in southern Oregon': alarm at rise of illegal pot farms | Oregon

Armed men in pickup trucks rule over vast illicit industry that has transformed rural counties, depleting water and scaring locals