Nathan Wilk is a Reporter at KLCC News. With a focus on law and legal affairs, real estate, and environmental issues, he covers a range of topics including lawsuits, commercial real estate, and water management. Wilk's work has been featured in The Newberg Graphic, Jefferson Public Radio, Herald and News, Emerald Media Group, OPB, The Oregonian, and KLCC.
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Nathan Wilk's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Oregon, with a particular emphasis on COVID-19 developments, the cannabis industry, and specific local events. His articles often include expert commentary and cite data from relevant sources.
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of The Lane County Farmers Market in Eugene held its fourth annual cooking competition Tuesday afternoon.
The City of Eugene announced Wednesday that the Eugene Clean Energy Fund has qualified for the November ballot.
Eugene Weekly officially has a new owner: its longtime editor, Camilla Mortensen.
Authorities say there are currently no signs of foul play.
By: Nathan Wilk
Roseburg Mayor Larry Rich announced Tuesday that he plans to retire after more than 27 years in office.
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The Texas company that bought Arcimoto's assets last month says it's almost ready to open a service center for the electric vehicle brand in Eugene.
By: Klcc By, Nathan Wilk
The Eugene Water & Electric Board said it's looking into whether its funds were included in an alleged embezzlement at a nonprofit it collaborated with.
By: Nathan Wilk
In May, the Allicance learned that unauthorized payments had been made to the Coast Fork Willamette Watershed Council, potentially totaling more than $1.5 million. The Eugene Water Board is looking at whether some of its funds were included in those payments.
A caregiving business in Lane County says it's now the first-of-its-kind in the state to become employee-owned.
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Pickleball advocates in Eugene say they've made progress in fundraising for the construction of a new sports complex at Lane Community College.
