When the sun descends into the ocean, Oregonians know just what to do.

This guy gets it.

KLCC's news department is expanding. We are currently seeking a reporter. This is a new, full-time position. Click on the link for more information. #journalismjobs #PubMediaJobs klcc.org/employment-opp…

For the past few months, as a stress reliever, I've collected the first lines of selected Tweets from a local TV station. Today, I compiled them into a poem. Thanks for the inspiration, KVAL News

New Year’s Day at Detroit Lake.

A reminder that the deadline to apply is 9 p.m. today.

Mile markers, especially on roads without interchanges, aren't an especially useful way to help drivers learn where potential trouble spots are. FWIW, this appears to be about five miles north of Newport.

Pre’s Rock, on a foggy January morning. This May will mark the 50th anniversary of Steve Prefontaine’s death.

Sunset from the train. Taken last evening near Turner. #Oregon

On a crisp February morning, Marys Peak appears to be adorned with a sprinkling of powdered sugar. #Oregon

I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to say at the City Club of Eugene this Friday but I'm off to a good start, I think.

Listen everyone, I only ask of you ONE thing.

KLCC looks forward to hosting two Snowden interns this summer: Julia Boboc and Gabriella Sgro, who are both students at UO Journalism & Comm University of Oregon

Thanks for bringing your class, Damian Radcliffe. It was great to chat with them.

A shout out to whoever at Douglas Co Sheriff's Office - Oregon wrote this press release, for including a simple-but-useful bit of information that is so frequently missing from law enforcement press releases. #orpol

Spotted on the beach in Lincoln City today.