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Join Sandy Brown Jensen for a look at Eugene’s First Friday ArtWalk and upcoming workshops at Oblivion Gallery featuring Jorah LaFleur and Jensen’s "I Dream in Gold."

On this edition we talk with Lauren Kessler, a local author who produced a special series on hunger for Lookout Eugene-Springfield. Kessler is a multi-book author and also a long-time volunteer for Food For Lane County's dining room.

On this edition of Oregon on the Record, you’ll hear from Hayden Sasswood of the Equal Vote Coalition which champions STAR Voting and is the driver behind a ballot initiative in Eugene to change our voting system. You'll also hear from KLCC's Nathan Wilk whose reported extensively on this issue.

On this edition of the Oregon Rainmakers Podcast we are talking about the year that was – 2021. To help us look back on the biggest business stories of the last year our guests are three experts and leaders of prominent chambers of commerce in Oregon. We have Brittany Quick Warner, President & CEO of the Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce, Vonnie Mikkelsen, President & CEO of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, and Bettina Hannigan, President & CEO of the Florence Area Chamber of Commerce.

Oregon On The Record interviews Jill Bond, the new editor of the Register Guard, about her return to Eugene and her vision for the paper. Bond, a University of Oregon journalism graduate, has a diverse background, including roles at the Herald and News, the Kokomo Tribune, and the Bloomington Herald-Times.

Recorded on: June 17th, 2016Air Date: June 20th, 2016Every year since 1991, in a unique local tradition, the City Club of Eugene honors one or more civic…

Eugene-area residents apparently heeded a request to reduce their electricity consumption during this month’s triple-digit heat wave.

Recorded on: March 6th, 2015Air Date: March 9th, 2015The City Club of Eugene has long recognized the important function of debate in our community. The…

The Bedrock Fire east of Eugene is at 8,152 acres in the Willamette National Forest as of Friday morning.

Anna Moss and her band brought their soulful vibes straight from New Orleans to KLCC's studio to perform a dreamy mix of Americana, folk and jazz on the Front Porch. Their dynamic blend of drums, keys and guitar sets the stage for luscious three part harmonies.Anna also sat down with Dan Plaster to discuss her journey from rural Arkansas to New Orleans. Anna Moss stopped by the KLCC studios ahead of her appearance at the WOW Hall in Eugene on Sunday, March 22, 2026.