Kosiso Ugwuede is a journalist based in Corvallis, Oregon. They write for the Corvallis Gazette Times and Albany Democrat Herald, focusing on local news and community events in the Corvallis area. Kosiso's articles cover a range of topics including city council decisions, local business updates, cultural events, and community issues.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Corvallis, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Kosiso's coverage primarily focuses on local government & politics, community events, and legal matters in Corvallis. She appears to favor articles that include expert commentary and government announcements. If you have expertise in local government affairs, particularly within the city of Corvallis, Oregon or are involved with community events or legal matters in this area, your insights could be valuable for her audience.
Given Kosiso's emphasis on covering specific stories such as council meetings, due process hearings, and community events in Corvallis, she may be interested in sources who can provide firsthand accounts or unique perspectives related to these topics.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Kosiso Ugwuede
Sculptor and ceramic artist Vicki Lynn Wilson has opened a ceramics studio at 6842 Southwest Plymouth Drive in Corvallis.
By: Kosiso Ugwuede
Since 2003, former Philomath councilor Scott Ramsey has been at the helm of an effort to restore the historic College of Philomath building located on the corner of North 10th and Pioneer streets.
By: Kosiso Ugwuede
The two sides are awaiting a judge's ruling on whether the case can proceed. In the meantime, here are the arguments have have made.
The models focus on a small-scale solution that features a food cart pod, a commercial kitchen and a warehouse to address food access and improve commercial opportunities for businesses in the area.
By: Kosiso Ugwuede
Mostly, the levy pays for things like parks programs the library. But a smaller portion is divided among social service programs in the community.
Instead of the 41 lots originally proposed in the application, Boeder said the development will now be subdivided into 37 lots to address density concerns from neighbors.
Council adopted a resolution on Monday, June 17, encoding the shift to a two-year budget cycle, starting July 2025.
This July and August, the Corvallis Environmental Center will host its annual SAGE fundraiser concerts at Bruce Starker Arts Park and Natural Area, 4485 SW Country Club Drive.
By: Kosiso Ugwuede
Every summer — well, nearly every summer — since 1993, engineering meets art meets fitness meets fun on the streets of Corvallis, when racers take
By: Kosiso Ugwuede
The former will come from Fire Department's general fund while The Arts Center's funding is a nonrecurring expenditure to be appropriated from the Mayor and City Council fund.
(833) 317-6278 
