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ROSEBURG — The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation celebrated its winter awards ceremony on Thursday at Seven Feathers Casino Resort, distributing $759,930 to 93 of Southern Oregon’s most dedicated and compassionate non-profit organizations that work tirelessly to strengthen their communities

The Myrtle Creek Visitors Center is up and ready to operate it just needs volunteers to cover the hours of operation. The proposed hours are to be open Friday and/or Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on a weekly basis along with being open for downtown events. Anyone that is interested in volunteering needs to contact Joanna at city hall and fill out the volunteer application. There is also a brief training to go over procedures and protocol. This opportunity to volunteer is open to everyone.

MYRTLE CREEK – Following an executive session on Tuesday evening, January 6, the Myrtle Creek City Council made an offer to current interim City Administrator Zach Potter to become the new administrator.

DAYS CREEK – The Days Creek boys basketball squad added two more league notches to the proverbial belt this last week as they took down North Douglas and Camas Valley, 71-56 and 77-29, respectfully.
The two victories kept the Wolves Skyline League record unblemished at 4-0.

Lady Wolves hand Riddle another loss

DAYS CREEK – Things didn’t start off well for Days Creek on Tuesday evening, January 13, as they hosted county rival Riddle in a Skyline League tussle but in the end the Wolves found themselves on the top side of a 49-15 victory.