Danielle Craig

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Name: Danielle Craig
Date registered: May 4, 2012

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Danielle Craig joined the NewsWatch 12 team in October 2010. You can see her anchoring the 11 p.m. newscast and reporting at 6:30 p.m. Danielle is thrilled to be home in the Pacific Northwest. She grew up in Portland. After 2 ½ years in Las Vegas, she is happy to see tall trees instead of tall casinos, and grass instead of desert sand. Danielle fell in love with journalism at a young age, writing her first “news” story about a coloring book page when she was in 3rd grade. A decade later, she started college at BYU, and got the chance to write real news stories as a reporter for Classical 89 FM. She then headed to Salt Lake City, reporting for KSL Newsradio. Most recently, Danielle was producing the No. 1 morning show in Las Vegas. Danielle has won several awards for her reporting, including 1st in the Hearst Journalism Competition. She has also received recognition from the National Society of Professional Journalists and PRNDI. When Danielle isn’t reporting the news, you can find her hanging out with her husband, scrapbooking and running!

Latest posts

  1. Taking Flight: Friends Flocking Together — June 13, 2013
  2. Another Vacant House Fire in Medford — June 11, 2013
  3. Trevor Emptage Pleads Guilty to Assault — June 10, 2013
  4. Taking Flight: A Foundation for Flight — June 7, 2013
  5. Medford Child Gets Letter from a Justice — June 6, 2013

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Spirit Competition Tradition Continues

MEDFORD, Ore. — South Medford High School students are showing off their best dance moves, to win a trip to Six Flags. The Milli Vanilli Competition is the last event in a year-long spirit competition. Throughout the year, the students competed to win spirit points. Today, they showed off their dance routines, hoping to gain … Continue reading »

Sparrow Clubs: Jack-A-Palooza

ASHLAND, Ore. — A community is rallying around a 9-year-old boy battling a rare type of cancer. Those who know Jack Dorr know he’s a Lego master, but these legos are doing more than just creating sculptures like the Death Star – they’re helping him regain the ability in his right hand that he lost … Continue reading »

Sparrow Clubs Fundraiser at Chipotle

MEDFORD, Ore. — Two Rogue Valley businesses are coming together to support Southern Oregon’s chapter of Sparrow Clubs. On Thursday, both Chipotle and Yogurt Hut in the Northgate Shopping Center will take part in the event. From 4 to 8 p.m., the companies will donate 50 percent of their proceeds to Sparrow Clubs. However, you … Continue reading »

Smokey Bear Visits White City School

WHITE CITY, Ore. — Last year, not one Oregon child died in a fire – that’s the first time that’s happened since record keeping by the Oregon State Fire Marshal began. Smokey the Bear is hoping the trend continues, which is why he stopped by Mountain View Elementary School on Tuesday morning. It’s just one … Continue reading »

Taking Flight: A Sparrow’s Secret

MEDFORD, Ore. — McLoughlin Middle School is rallying support around its newest Sparrow, but this time, their Sparrow comes from the crowd of students. Brandy Moore is an eighth grader at this school, who may have gone unnoticed in the past, but is now the center of attention. The 14-year-old has lupus; doctors discovered the … Continue reading »

Taking Flight: A Heart with Wings

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — In less than 24 hours after adopting their Sparrow, South Middle School students have raised nearly half of the money designated for the child in need they’re helping. Friday morning, Grants Pass students logged nearly 100 of the 250 sponsored community service hours; that means in just hours, they’ve raised nearly … Continue reading »

Volunteers Needed For ACCESS Garden

CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — One ACCESS food share garden’s season is starting earlier than ever and that means more volunteers are needed. At the OSU Research and Extension Center Garden in Central Point, volunteers have already planted red and white onions and garlic. This is about a month earlier than the gardening season typically starts … Continue reading »

Girl Shaves Head for Cancer

WHITE CITY, Ore. — The fight against cancer is inspiring a local 10-year-old to shave her head. Michaela Batty does not have the disease, but she’s making the sacrifice for those who do. The White City girl will be taking part in a St. Baldrick’s Foundation event later this month. During that event, she will … Continue reading »

Asante Deemed “Fit Friendly” Hospital

MEDFORD, Ore. — The workers at Asante hospitals aren’t only taking care of their patients, they’re also watching their own health; that’s why Asante is being recognized for having a fit-friendly work site. Berl Gilworth works at Rogue Regional Medical Center and has for the past 11 years. Last summer, she took took part in … Continue reading »

Taking Flight: A Sparrow Soars

PHOENIX, Ore. — For the first time since 2008, Phoenix High School has a Sparrow Club. It was launched earlier this a year with a freshman student spearheading the school’s club. Phoenix High School’s Sparrow Club is getting ready for Mr. PHS. It’s a benefit to raise hundreds for their Sparrow; flyers are being put … Continue reading »

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