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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By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Central Oregon Coast Fire & Rescue in Waldport is asking voters to approve a higher property tax in this November's election.
By: Tiffany Eckert, Klcc
Some new kids are coming to Springfield Public Schools. They aren't students--but rather a herd of five goats. The hungry critters help with both weed mitigation and environmental education.
At a recent citywide health care forum in Eugene, the CEO of McKenzie Willamette Medical Center told a surprised audience that plans were in the works to build a new emergency department in the city. It was welcome news to many in Eugene, who were still mourning the loss of the city's only hospital last fall . But there's a long road ahead until a new 24-hour-a-day emergency department opens back up in Eugene.
By: Tiffany Eckert, Klcc
A new riverfront hotel and high-end housing project is in the works for downtown Corvallis. It's a project of the Eugene-based Obie Companies.
At an “end-of-season” briefing in Springfield Wednesday, federal and state firefighters gave U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden and U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle an update on where fire season actually stands in the region.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Residents on a rural route just outside of Eugene say they aren't getting their mail.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Four years after it was destroyed in the Holiday Farm fire, the McKenzie River Clinic has been rebuilt on its original site in Blue River.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
The fall Letter Carriers Food Drive is coming up in Lane County. It's a chance to make donations of food items by leaving them in bags at the mailbox for pickup by postal carriers. But this year's drive has some major changes.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Following a week of tiny teeth-clenching competition, an Oregon bat has been named the winner of the 2024 Bat Beauty Contest, which is conducted by the Bureau of Land Management.
By: Tiffany Eckert, Klcc
Bend-LaPine Schools has entered into a unique partnership with Habitat for Humanity to create affordable housing for district employees.
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