Macy Moore
KLCC Public Radio Foundation Journalism FellowMacy Moore is a KLCC Public Radio Foundation Journalism Fellow and joined KLCC in 2026. They graduated from Oregon State University with a BS in Biochemistry and a minor in Applied Journalism. Macy was the Station Manager for KBVR-FM, the student-run radio station at OSU. In their free time, Macy enjoys playing the guitar and reading musician biographies.
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The quirky annual tradition has all the facets of a typical race, but the vehicles are especially unique. In fact, they’re moving works of art.
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Oregon State University adds Tex, a bomb-sniffing lab, to its police force to quickly sweep campus buildings and enhance security at major events.
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Corvallis voters will decide in November whether to reduce city council seats to six, extend terms to four years, and implement term limits for local officials.
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The historic Van Buren Bridge in Corvallis was replaced earlier this year with a modern structure. Now, the Oregon Department of Transportation is looking for public input on how to preserve the old bridge.
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Lane County Commissioners voted Tuesday to increase disposal fees and reduce services at three waste transfer stations in the county.
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The Corvallis School Board approves contract to repair the Osborn Aquatic Center.
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The camp is a five day hands-on firefighting training camp for women and female identifying individuals ages 16 through 19. Eugene Springfield Fire has hosted the camp for the past 15 years.
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The Eugene Frontrunners and Walkers is an LGBTQ+ running and walking club that meets once weekly to run the Amazon Trail.
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Food For Lane County’s free summer food program is returning this year. It offers a free lunch to kids every weekday from now until Aug. 22.
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Starting July 8, Eugene Springfield Fire will be the first in Oregon to provide lifesaving blood and plasma to patients during emergency transport.