Lucille McNamara

Lucille McNamara

Lucille McNamara is a Daily Tidings reporter with 27 years of journalism experience, covering Oregon public safety, crime and courts, plus statewide policy and community impact stories including housing, education, health, and immigration. She previously worked at The Star.

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Latest from Lucille McNamara

  1. News

    Funding for the Renewal of the Caveman Memorial Pool in Grants Pass is Underway

    Grants Pass City Council has finally agreed to explore funding avenues to rebuild the aging Caveman Memorial Pool which has been serving the community for 70 years.…

  2. Business & Economy

    732 People Lose Their Jobs at Nike, Oregon, as Part of a $2 Billion Cutback on Expenses

    Nike has slashed 732 positions at its global headquarters near Beaverton as part of its decision to trim 2% off its global workforce. The leading sportswear brand…

  3. Events

    Due to Popular Demand, Oregon Shakespeare Festival Introduces More Frequent Behind the Curtain Summer Tours

    The one-hour Behind the Curtain Summer Tour has proved so popular that the Tony Award-winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) has had to increase the event from once…

  4. Top Stories

    Hot Weather and Fireworks are a Lethal Combination for Wildfires

    Extremely hot weather and the illegal use of fireworks could be a lethal combination for wildfires in Oregon and California this 4th July weekend. Sizzling temperatures…

  5. News

    Triple Digit Heatwave Predicted in Oregon Over Independence Day Weekend

    A triple digit heatwave is predicted will start on Independence Day (Thursday, July 4) through to Sunday, stretching from Portland in the northwest to Medford in…

  6. News

    Ashland Residents Invited to Contribute Input for a Homelessness Master Plan

    Residents of Ashland will be given an opportunity to share their input on the city’s growing homelessness problem on Wednesday, July 3.

  7. News

    Fire Danger Level Rises to HIGH in Jackson and Josephine Counties

    The fire danger level has been increased to HIGH (yellow) from Monday, July 1, in Jackson and Josephine counties. The announcement has been made by the Southwest…

  8. Environment

    Demolition of Evans Creek Dam Will Restore Native Salmon and Steelhead Breeding Grounds

    Work crews this week completed the demolition of a concrete dam to restore habitat of native salmon and steelhead in Evans Creek which is now completely free flowing at…