Rigo Aguilera is a Multimedia Journalist at KCBY TV. With a passion for storytelling, he focuses on community issues and the intersection of technology and film, drawing from his background in digital cinema and local reporting. Rigo's work has been featured in KCBY TV, KATU News, KMTR NewsSource 16, KVAL-TV, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Rigo Aguilera's articles predominantly focus on local community events, nonprofit activities, and public safety issues in the Winston area of Oregon. His coverage often includes firsthand accounts or detailed insights into specific events and initiatives within the community.
If you are reaching out to Rigo, consider providing compelling human interest stories related to local residents' experiences or community-led projects addressing public safety concerns. Additionally, pitches featuring innovative nonprofit endeavors or educational programs that positively impact the local population might resonate well with his coverage interests.
Given Rigo's strong emphasis on local content and community engagement, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitches specifically towards the unique aspects of Winston, Oregon.
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By: Rigo Aguilera
Staying Prepared: Wildfire Go-Kits Explained, OEM lists essential itemsThis is a photo of the 2024 Chalk Fire in Oregon. Photo by Dan Morrison
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by Rigo Aguilera & KPIC.com Staff Thu, June 19th 2025 at 1:57 PM Micken says that the annual peanut butter donation helps increase diversity in meals for staff to hand out including during the school year as the peanut butter often lasts year round until each jar is used up. (Rigo Aguilera/SBG)
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ROSEBURG, Ore. — The City of Roseburg is conducting prescribed burns and fire training this upcoming week.
By: Rigo Aguilera
ROSEBURG, Ore. — Roseburg's Homeless Commission gave several updates on what's next for the commission heading into the summer months.
By: Rigo Aguilera
Douglas County youth will have the opportunity to experience new career-oriented activities thanks to a $90,000 grant provided to the Boys & Girls Club of the Umpqua Valley.
By: Rigo Aguilera
by Rigo Aguilera & KPIC.com Staff Wed, June 25th 2025 at 2:55 PM Firefighters participate in fire training exercises on Reservoir Hill in Roseburg, Ore., on June 25, 2025. (SBG)
