Tiffany Eckert is a journalist based in Eugene, Oregon, focusing on local news and community issues. She writes for KLCC and OPB, and her work has also appeared in NRToday.com and the Fort Bend Herald. Tiffany covers a wide range of topics, including healthcare, education, social issues, and environmental initiatives.
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Oregon’s only intact wooden lighthouse, the Yacquina Bay Lighthouse, will get some TLC in the New Year
Since May, the Eugene Police Department has been employing drones on certain emergency calls. According to the department, they've sent the uncrewed aircraft out to 445 calls for service and logged 15 captures of suspects.
Gas prices have been inching down for several weeks, and are now at their lowest point of the year so far. This means holiday travelers may keep a little extra jingle in their pockets when they finish up at the pump.
The average price of a gallon of gas in Oregon is about $3.47, which is the lowest point of the year so far.
By: Tiffany Eckert
A Lane County agency that provides assistance to elders and adults with disabilities is going mobile. The new Senior & Disability Services vehicle is an office on wheels, ready to pull up and help community members with challenges.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Sunriver Police and Fire are moving into a new Public Safety Building this week. The consolidation means residents and visitors will have access to essential services all under one roof.
A new state law which took effect on Jan. 1 prohibits restaurants and food vendors from using Styrofoam to-go containers. Some Oregon cities already had such bans in place, while others are scurrying to comply.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Oregon Highway 126 near Veneta is getting a makeover. The Oregon Department of Transportation has received a $30 million federal grant to help fund the project, which will require drivers in the area to get used to roundabouts.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
In 2023, damage from a severe winter storm nearly took out the entire water supply system of Mapleton. Recently, the unincorporated community 15 miles east of Florence received a federal grant to make some permanent repairs.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Friday morning, St. Vincent de Paul opened an application period for vacancies at a low-income housing property in west Eugene. The window of time to apply was 30 minutes. But slots filled a whole lot quicker.
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