Diane Megaw
Diane Megaw is a veteran regional journalist at Daily Tidings, reporting across Southern Oregon and statewide developments from a Medford area lens. Her coverage spans business and the economy, housing and labor, public safety and courts, with a focus on what policy and legal decisions mean for local communities.
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News
50 People Rescued in Oregon As GPS Failure To Identify Snowy Road Leaves Them Stranded
Following a GPS failure, over 20 cars were trapped in snow on a steep gravel Union County road last Wednesday. Search and rescue teams working with the Union County…

News
New Medford Subdivision Offers Affordable Housing
A housing project in Medford has drawn mixed reactions. The Rogue Valley Habitat for Humanity’s Habiview Subdivision, its biggest housing project to date, will include…

Crime & Courts
Oregon Man Arrested On DUI Charges After Backing Into Cop Car Before Speeding Off
A West Linn man who allegedly fled after backing into a police car was arrested on Monday, according to Portland police. Isaiah Woster, 26, driving on Interstate 25 in a…

Crime & Courts
Josephine County Authorities Seek Person Blowing Darts At Cats
Authorities are on the hunt for a person who has been blowing darts at cats in local parks.

News
Roseburg Warming Center Needs Volunteers At St Joseph Church
The United Community Action Network (UCAN), which offers services throughout Douglas and Josephine counties, has just one warming center in Roseburg.

Events
Ashland Police Prioritize Safety At Friday’s Festival Of Light
The 32nd Ashland Festival of Light parade begins at 5 p.m. on Friday, and the Ashland Police have issued an advisory about safety and details of road closures. Several…

Business & Economy
Oregon-based Lattice Semiconductors Mulling Purchase Of Intel’s Altera
Oregon-based Lattice Semiconductors is exploring a bid to buy part of Altera, Intel's programmable chip business. Bloomberg reported that the Hillsboro firm, Lattice, is…

News
Medford Letters To Santa! Must Be Mailed To MPRD Soon
Christmas is just a month away and the Medford Parks and Recreation Department (MPRD) has launched their letters to Santa! Program, a novel opportunity for children to…






