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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Twin Oaks Elementary teacher Mary Riggs was named Teacher of the Year by local veterans organizations for her work educating students on the U.S. flag and veteran honor. -
Throughout 2025, more than 50 local artists made small circular pieces of art that fit into the empty coin vaults of downtown Eugene parking meters. Now the art is getting displayed at The Oblivion Gallery. -
The Corvallis City Council has decided to delay decision-making on new taxes until the next council is elected. In the meantime, the council is holding town halls to gain community input about the potential new taxes. -
The City of Eugene has banned city employees from signing non-disclosure agreements about data centers. Eugene City Manager Jenny Haruyama signed the administrative order on Wednesday, Sept. 16. -
Demand at Springfield's Willamalane Food Pantry has doubled this summer. The organization is hosting a donation event to help fill the gap. -
Everyone Village hosts its inaugural music festival on Sept. 19 to celebrate four years of serving the Eugene community with supportive tiny home housing. -
Oregon State University’s Big Fish Fest III combines live music with shark and bird dissections to teach ocean conservation and science through art. -
A group of protesters gathered outside the Oregon State University forestry summit on Wednesday to protest the potential removal of the roadless rule. -
A rainy week is ahead for Oregon, with temperatures lower than usual for early September, but it won’t necessarily end the state’s fire concerns. -
Corvallis city workers with AFSCME Local 2975 voted 90% in favor of authorizing a potential strike as contract negotiations over health benefits and wages continue in mediation. The city has been negotiating with AFSCME Local 2975 on a new contract since January. The current contract expired in June.
