Lee Juillerat is a regional editor based in Klamath Falls, Oregon. With a focus on local news, Lee's articles cover a range of topics including outdoor recreation, wildlife, environmental issues, and community events. Lee's work has been featured in publications such as Herald and News, The Capital Press, The Bulletin, and Mail Tribune.
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Lee Juillerat's articles primarily focus on local events, breaking news, and evolving stories related to weather, ranching, wildlife, national forest activities, and outdoor pursuits in the Klamath Falls area of Oregon. If you have expertise or insights related to these topics within this specific geographic region or similar rural areas in the United States, your pitches are likely to be well-received. Providing unique angles or insider knowledge about local events or natural phenomena could make for compelling story ideas for Lee's coverage.
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The book is titled “A Cowboy Goes to War.” It could be subtitled something like, “And Teaches His Son to Celebrate Freedom.”
Public comment is being sought on a proposal to relocate the Tomahawk Trailhead.
Ed Young has been named the new deputy regional director of business services for the U.S.
By: Lee Juillerat
Melissa Vignau has been named regional resources management and planning division manager for the Bureau of Reclamation’s California-Great Basin Region, an area with headquarters in Klamath Falls that includes the
The North Entrance to Crater Lake National Park, which has been closed for more than two weeks, will temporarily reopen Saturday through Monday for the Labor Day holiday weekend.
The importance of Crater Lake National Park and the Lava Beds and Tule Lake National Monuments is reflected in a new National Park Service report that includes the three parks.
The Warner Creek Fire that burned more than 82,000 acres of the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge in northern Lake County is now 100 percent contained. But the refuge will
ASHLAND, Ore. — Wine is the year-around lure, but there’s more to sample than wine at the Grizzly Peak Winery.
A lucky group of Crater Lake National Park visitors and ranger were treated to a rare treat recently, the sighting of a black bear swimming in the lake and scrambling
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK — Cooler temperatures and recent rainfall has resulted in the fire danger level at Crater Lake National Park being reduced from extreme to high.
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