Rob Scott

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Name: Rob Scott
Date registered: July 20, 2012

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Rob Scott joined the NewsWatch 12 team in June 2012. He is a proud graduate of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. While at Arizona State, Rob completed four internships in television news and radio. During his senior year, he reported for the nation's number one collegiate news station Cronkite NewsWatch. Originally from Roswell, Georgia, Rob lives for adventure and trys to travel to a new place every weekend. Rob is always looking for story ideas. Send him an idea at robscott@KDRV.com

Latest posts

  1. Volunteers Prepare For Flag Day — June 14, 2013
  2. WWII Veteran Receives Overdue Honor — June 13, 2013
  3. Businesses Make Way for Expressway — June 12, 2013
  4. Job Hopefuls Apply For 200 New Openings — June 12, 2013
  5. Medford Pool Opens For The Summer — June 10, 2013

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Students Sell Water Bottles for Haiti

MEDFORD, Ore. — Hendrick Middle School students filed in to the gym on Wednesday afternoon for the end of the year assembly. Among the accomplishments recognized was the work of eight 7th grade girls and the rest of the student body who pitched in for a good cause. After learning of the struggles people in … Continue reading »

Ashland’s “Princesses” Prepare For Trip

ASHLAND, Ore. — Two Ashland High School students are headed to Mexico. It’s not for summer vacation, instead, they are going as representatives for the city. Ashland’s princesses, Katie Shammel and Vicki Lawton-Diez performed before the Ashland city council Tuesday night. They leave next week for Ashland’s sister city in Mexico. The girls went through … Continue reading »

Asante Merger Approved

ASHLAND, Ore. — A vote months in the making took place Tuesday night at the Ashland city council meeting. City council is the forth and final party involved in an agreement to merge Ashland Community Hospital with Asante. “We’ve done the best we can to secure our investment and right now our investment is in … Continue reading »

Three-Alarm Structure Fire in Talent

TALENT, Ore. — 13 agencies responded to a fire at food-storage facility in Talent on Monday afternoon. Ammonia was reportedly used at the facility, but no one was evacuated from the area near the structure. Officials say they now have a pretty good hold on the 3rd alarm fire as of 3:41 p.m. The smoke … Continue reading »

No Decrease Expected In JoCo Jail Beds

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Only a few weeks remain until the 2013-2014 fiscal year begins and the Josephine County budget committee met for the final time before the budget is approved with some changes impacting law enforcement. “We spent down next year’s carry over reserves by about $360,000 to provide for maintain the the 100 … Continue reading »

Memorial Makeover in Central Point

CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — More than two years ago, several gravestones at the Central Point Cemetery were vandalized. On Friday, while the gravestones still sit un-repaired, volunteers came out to help clear out brush that had overgrown the site. Volunteers said there are several veterans buried at the Central Point cemetery. More than a dozen … Continue reading »

Universities Discuss Tuition Increase

ASHLAND, Ore. — There’s still a few weeks of studying left for students at Southern Oregon University, but tuition for next school year has yet to be finalized. School officials say tuition hearings are going on in Portland and Salem and a final decision is expected in June. The eight public universities in Oregon are … Continue reading »

Arrests Made in Marijuana Investigation

MEDFORD, Ore. — Law enforcement from across the state joined forces with the Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement team to serve several search warrants in Jackson County. In all 4 people were arrested and 8 search warrants were served. Earlier Thursday, four people left the doors of Southern Oregon “NORML” in handcuffs as the … Continue reading »

New AARP Survey of Rogue Valley

MEDFORD, Ore. — The results of a new AARP livability survey for Jackson and Josephine County are in and officials say it’s the first of its kind in Oregon. AARP received a completed survey in the mail from 1,500 Jackson and Josephine County registered voters aged 50 and older. The survey focused on eight criteria … Continue reading »

Suicide in Jackson County Jail

MEDFORD, Ore. — A Jackson County Jail inmate is on life support right now, awaiting surgery for organ harvesting. The 19-year-old inmate was in police custody for robbery and had recently wrapped up a different case where his charges had been reduced to failure to register as a sex offender. The sheriff says he was … Continue reading »

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