Gabriella Sgro
Reporting internGabriella Sgro is an intern reporting at KLCC as part of the Charles Snowden Program for Excellence in Journalism. She is a student at the University of Oregon and pursuing a degree in journalism and cinema studies. She hopes to combine her interest in the technical processes of recording and mixing sound with her love of community-based news.
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Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has signed a law that creates new judicial positions in the circuit courts of Douglas and Lane Counties. -
BRING Recycling has relaunched their program that gives a second life to plywood, sheet metal, and furniture heading to the landfill. -
The squirrel was underweight and hypothermic when discovered at a park. -
The City of Newport has issued a Stage 1 water curtailment, requesting that residents conserve water while drought conditions continue.
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Thanks to a technical grant, the Douglas County Museum in Roseburg has upgraded a piece of equipment in their Lavola Bakken Research Library. -
An emergency drought order has officially been declared in Douglas County. It is the third Oregon county to declare a drought emergency this year.
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Next week, pedestrians, bicyclists, and vehicular traffic will be welcomed onto one lane of the new Van Buren Bridge in Corvallis. -
If you want a good look at the night sky, it helps to head out of town and stay up late. That’s the idea behind The Eugene Astronomical Society’s “Dark Sky Parties." -
The Eugene/Springfield NAACP honored the National John Lewis Day of Action on Thursday with a press conference announcing the opening of a new community space and free library. -
For most high schoolers, summer break usually means sleeping in and taking it easy. That’s not the case for a group of teens who are spending their holiday working with the Northwest Youth Corps.
