Eugene-based Heritage Broadcasting Service
The vault is open to smart, educational films at the Eugene-based Heritage Broadcasting Service, “our answer to Netflix,” says an HBS press release. Upward of … Continue reading
Dan Buckwalter
Dan Buckwalter is Eugene Weekly's calendar editor, copy editor and staff writer. He was a longtime copy editor for The Register-Guard.
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Local Groups Host Environmental Events
Environmental and climate justice takes center stage this week with two free virtual events. The first, this weekend, is the inaugural Environmental Justice Pathways Summit, … Continue reading
Jewels: New Vintage Vignettes from BFAN
An actual audience! Performances in front of people! Ballet Fantastique is among the first local art groups to give it a go this weekend when … Continue reading
2021 Jell-O Art Show: At Least We Still Have Jell-O
Jell-O cooks — and you know who you are — get ready! It’s the 2021 Jell-O Art Show: At Least We Still Have Jell-O, brought … Continue reading
Douglas James Hanson: 1960-2021
A ‘good and gentle soul,’ he died Jan. 3 in the Glenwood area
Douglas James Hanson lived in solitude for at least the last 17 years, on the streets and off the grid. He is remembered with fondness … Continue reading
Exhibition: Coastal Waters / Desert Sands: Oil Paintings by Margaret Prentice
It’s a gorgeous walk through nature during a pandemic, brought to you by artist Margaret Prentice. A native of Indianapolis, Prentice found her way to … Continue reading
HeadStrong: The Women of Rural Uganda
The youngest who is profiled is only 10 years old. Her name is Jovia Aber, and she works at a quarry on the weekends to … Continue reading
Shining A Light On Stealth Racism
March 4 CALC rally focuses on racist graffiti
The pettiness of racist graffiti can be gnawing. Its results can be nerve racking. Mica Contreras, Justice and Equity Program organizer for Community Alliance of … Continue reading
The Early Education Workshop: Supporting Black Children — Part 1
A pandemic, social unrest and more has amplified the problems that children of color face, especially in schools. The Brookings Institute estimates that two-thirds of … Continue reading
The Bread Of Life, Given Away
Eugene resident connects with Whiteaker neighbors through his freshly baked bread
Hobbies sometimes rise out of unusual circumstances. Take Ed MacMullan and his discovery of his love of baking bread. MacMullan is a 64-year-old Eugene resident … Continue reading