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Nov 8, 2026

Lynn SmythHOST
9:52
To this day, both of them believe they had seen young Bigfoots, not fully grown, but still larger than a person and far more than just an animal.
Lynn SmythHOST
10:06
Roseburg, Oregon, August 2017 A woman living on the outskirts of a small town near Roseburg began noticing unusual activity around her property.
Lynn SmythHOST
10:18
Her home sat on a quiet piece of land backed by thick forest.
Lynn SmythHOST
10:22
A wooden fence ran along the rear of her property, separating her open backyard from the tree line beyond.
Patterson HoodGUEST
6:49
And, uh, um, When my family moved cross-country here in the summer of 2015, we spent three weeks driving cross-country and stopping along the way.
Patterson HoodGUEST
7:01
our, our last night on the road, we stopped in Roseburg, uh, uh, Oregon.
Patterson HoodGUEST
7:07
And, uh, so I could visualize what the town looked like and everything that terrible morning when the shooting happened and I was hearing the news about it and, uh, actually, uh, uh, wrote the song a couple of days later on a, on a flight, on an airplane flight, uh, flying cross country to go play a show with the band and, uh, And then I have another song called Thoughts and Prayers that's also about that whole thing too, all of that.
Dave MillerHOST
7:34
I want to go back in time to some more positive stories.
Zachary StocksGUEST
2:25
We still haven't figured out how she was able to file her application prior to her citizenship being affirmed.
Zachary StocksGUEST
2:31
But somehow she was, and she filed in person in Roseburg.
Zachary StocksGUEST
2:35
And when she received her Homestead patent, In 1869, she was one of only 70 people in the entire state of Oregon to receive a patent that very first day, one of only four women, and the only Black person to receive that claim.
Zachary StocksGUEST
2:51
And to our knowledge, there's no other Black person in the entire nation who received a Homestead Act patent prior to Letitia Carson.
Merle Jr.AUDIENCE
11:50
We've got a little break, okay? I need a break.
Merle Jr.AUDIENCE
11:54
I would like to thank the Oregon State Trooper that only gave him a warning south of Roseburg on the way back.
Merle Jr.AUDIENCE
12:01
But let me tell you, he wanted to get back.
Merle Jr.AUDIENCE
12:03
He had had enough of Fresno.
Marty GoetschGUEST
16:53
But as far as splitting wood and all those kinds of things, but it just kind of created that where you're working all the time and just say, there's work to do, let's go to work.
Marty GoetschGUEST
17:01
So we had a couple, if we worked in Roseburg, we might take a day off because we had a good buddy that lived down there.
Marty GoetschGUEST
17:07
I worked with a good friend of mine and he has a big ranch east of Roseburg.
Marty GoetschGUEST
17:11
My other buddy did.
Marty GoetschGUEST
17:12
So if we were working down there and we got done, we'd go up to his place and go, screw off and whatever.
NerdHOST
48:18
Of a black business owner, I just flexed my power against white supremacist Father Caleb, told viewers in a video shared on TikTok.
NerdHOST
48:26
According to the business owner, he lives in Roseburg, Oregon, a place that he describes as a sundown town.
NerdHOST
48:31
While living in Roseburg, Father Caleb claimed that he and his family were repeatedly harassed by a white supremacist.
NerdHOST
48:38
An ordeal that, according to him, was known to the local sheriff, yet nothing was done because nothing probably happened.
NerdHOST
48:43
I later described the white supremacist as someone unemployed in the living office, social security, and his grandparents.
Jerry FitzpatrickGUEST
16:56
And there's about 900 athletes in the state of Oregon.
Jerry FitzpatrickGUEST
17:01
We represent here normally about 50 athletes that we coach, and we take kids from all the various high schools in the Rogue Valley, including now Roseburg and Klamath Falls, and we'll take those skiers and coach them together.
Jerry FitzpatrickGUEST
17:16
And so they're friends on training days, these athletes from all these various schools, and then we call them frenemies.
Jerry FitzpatrickGUEST
17:23
They're friends on training days and enemies on race days.
DaleGUEST
23:10
I saw your comments there.
DaleGUEST
23:12
I did hear a samurai chatter in west of Sutherland, just north of Roseburg, central Oregon.
DaleGUEST
23:23
It's kind of along that mountain range that's between I-5 corridor.
DaleGUEST
23:29
There's a mountain range in the coast.
Bill LundunHOST
4:26
It really does go to show, though.
Bill LundunHOST
4:28
I mean, some of the different things in there, I mean, even down in Roseburg, the North River Boats, Seahawk Fastback, you know, there are some cool things that are still being produced here in Oregon, and that's a nice thing to see.
Angela WilhelmsGUEST
4:44
Yeah, I mean, it is, and one of the things we hear every year when we do the competition, which, you know, grows a little bit, as we hope it does every year, is, is there's things that people just didn't know.
Angela WilhelmsGUEST
4:55
And that's what we're trying to do here with this competition is we're trying to celebrate amid all the bad news and the business climate politically in Oregon and amid all the frustration and regulation and taxation that we're working with on a day-to-day basis, we're trying to also remind people that there is a lot to celebrate here.
Maria CarterHOST
0:02
Thanks for joining us.
Maria CarterHOST
0:03
The JX starts today with the debrief, where JPR reporters discuss the stories they've been covering this week, including an elementary school closure in Roseburg, an ICE detention center in Coos Bay, and changes to Jackson County fire districts.
Maria CarterHOST
0:17
I'm Maria Carter, JPR's news director.
Jane VaughanPANELIST
0:20
I'm Jane Vaughan, housing, homelessness, and education reporter.
Maria CarterHOST
0:33
Jane, you had a story this week about a school closure in our region.
Maria CarterHOST
0:37
Which school is closing?
Jane VaughanPANELIST
0:39
So that's Firgrove Elementary School in Roseburg, which currently has fewer than 200 students.
Jane VaughanPANELIST
0:45
And the school board voted unanimously this week to close the school at the end of this school year.

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