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KCIW News – Fourth Friday: July 26, 2019
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In this premiere edition of Fourth Friday, a KCIW New Magazine Program, KCIW Reporter Guimar Hiegart tells us how a violent assault gave a local woman courage and a voice. Brookings own Jessica Garcia is behind a new law that makes Oregon one of two states with laws protecting rape victims immediately after an assault. And the Southwestern College Board of Directors met in Brookings. Find out what brought all three Curry County Commissioners and dozens of citizens to the meeting as well. And it’s a big bus painted like a juicy watermelon. We tell you what it’s doing in Brookings and Harbor and how it’s helping hungry kids.