Gloria Coleman is a reporter for The News-Review. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, agriculture, and public education, with a focus on both individual and team sports as well as events and conferences. Gloria's work has been featured in WORLD News Group, The Oregonian (OregonLive), and NRToday.com.
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Gloria's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, education, sports, wildlife, and parks and recreation in Roseburg, Oregon. She frequently covers announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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Graffiti Weekend kicked off in Roseburg, with events happening all day Thursday mostly along Diamond Lake Blvd, Stephens Street and Harvard Avenue.
SUTHERLIN — Dakota Mallory said the Sutherlin Stampede on Saturday was his first time competing in the Sutherlin Rodeo Arena.
The sky above Backside Brewing Company in downtown Roseburg turned grey as the sunlight was covered Thursday evening by rubber fumes and tire particles.
By: Gloria Coleman
Three nonprofits opened the gate to The Lotus Pad on Wednesday to welcome community members in to see the improvements and intentions behind the campus.
When Mitchell Lofstedt began wrestling in first grade, he couldn't expect the affect the sport would have on him in the long run.
By: Gloria Coleman
The Douglas County Fair crowd showed up through the hazy weather to encourage the bull riders during the entertainment on Day 1 of the Douglas County Fair.
The Douglas County Fair finished off a busy Wednesday-Saturday featuring entertainment, local youth agriculture competitions, displays and booths from local organizations and businesses, fair rides and food, and much more.
In just under two years, Phoenix Barraza went from silent to confident.
Updated of 2 Gloria Coleman is the Sports Specialist for NRToday. She can be reached at [email protected] or 541-672-3321 ext. 7208.
Yazmin Estrada handles the ball during practice Thursday morning at Sutherlin High School.
