
Virgle and his wife call beautiful Douglas County home, cherishing the bounty of hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventures the region has to offer. With deep roots in Douglas County, Oregon, Virgle Osborne has dedicated his life to fostering and uplifting the vibrant communities of southern Oregon. Growing up in a close-knit town with fewer than 4,000 residents, Virgle developed a profound appreciation for the unique challenges and opportunities faced by rural areas. Virgle's commitment to public service is evident through his extensive involvement. As a team leader for the Douglas County Search and Rescue Team, he has played an instrumental role in ensuring the safety of his community, including specialized participation in 4x4 and Snowcat operations. His leadership extended to commissions such as the Winston Planning Commission and the Douglas County Planning Commission, where he served as chairman, shaping policies to support local growth. Presently, he chairs the Oregon Parks and Recreation OHV Oversight Committee and the Sub-Committee. In 2019, Virgle founded Champagne Creek Ranch, a nonprofit organization that serves as a haven for first responders, children, and adults with physical limitations. Beyond public service, Virgle is a successful entrepreneur owning Twin Peaks Offroad since 2014. He also served as a Senior Account Manager at FCC Commercial Furniture.