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Erin Tierney-Heggenstaller
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Executive Editor, The Chronicle 1909
Springfield, Creswell, Eugene
Beats
Biography
Erin Tierney is the Editor of The Creswell Chronicle. She is also a Graphic Designer for Emerald Valley Magazine, Southern Lane County, Ore. Chronicle bylines: www.thecreswellchronicle.com/author/erin_tierney Erin was previously the Associate Editor at The Lock Haven Express, Lock Haven, PA. Express bylines: www.lockhaven.com/search/erin+tierney
environment, economy,Local and regional news: government and politics LGBTQ issues, aging, arts and ideas health, education, law and justice entertainment., children and families
Fiction, Humour
Content
By Erin Tierney-Heggenstaller Verified| The Chronicle 1909@ COTTAGE GROVE—“I can see clearly now the rain is gone,” Johnny Nash sang from the DJ booth’s speakers near the stage last Saturday night, as white satin fabric and tiny lightbulbs hung below the ceiling in the Cottage Grove Armory. Kyle Riege, executive director, smiled by the front entrance as he welcomed guests to the Family Relief Nursery’s Spring Gala.
By Erin Tierney-Heggenstaller Verified| The Chronicle 1909@ SPRINGFIELD—I often challenge reporters to write about “place” in their articles to create a more immersive experience. That’s why we opt for in-person meetings and interviews whenever possible. Details within those spaces create mood, imagery, emotion, and understanding that can only be observed and articulated through presence. There’s a lot of power in that. Since 2021, our “place” has been our newsroom on A Street in Springfield.
By Erin Tierney-Heggenstaller Verified| The Chronicle 1909@ COTTAGE GROVE – Just off North River Road sits a quiet neighborhood full of relics. The location is deeply rooted in the neighborhood’s history. Crank your head up and look for Mount David, a landmark in Cottage Grove’s landscape generally known as “the backyard of the community,” where motorcycle races were once held, and a bygone pioneer cemetery sits gated on its slope.
Company Info
The Chronicle 1909
Creswell, Eugene, Springfield, United States