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: Tiffany Eckert, Klcc
Bend-LaPine Schools has entered into a unique partnership with Habitat for Humanity to create affordable housing for district employees.
By: Klcc, Tiffany Eckert
Jean Canter has been experiencing mail delivery delays since September. She said at the worst point, she and her husband didn't get mail for a week at their home, located just off of Crow Road, west of Eugene.
Customers of Eugene Water and Electric Board will see a hike in their monthly bills in the new year. The publicly owned utility announced that beginning in February, electric rates will increase by 7.7% and water rates will rise by 6.6%.
As we plod through the darkest days of the year, some of us may experience feelings of irritability, anxiety, persistent fatigue, even hopelessness. Seasonal Affective Disorder -- or SAD-- is a type of depression that shows up this time of year.
Sitting atop a bluff at the mouth of the Yaquina River is a small wooden lighthouse in need of repair. Soon, this piece of Oregon Coast history will undergo restorations meant to last for generations to come.
By: Tiffany Eckert
December is chock-full of celebrations and festive cheer. It’s also when law enforcement sees a jump in drunk driving incidents. Eugene Police will be out with overtime enforcement this holiday season, looking to prevent the worst.
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.
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