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Grocery chain WinCo — a destination for budget-minded shoppers — apparently likes to buy a treat for itself sometimes. In June, the Idaho-based company bought … Continue reading
By Seira Kitagawa and Eve Weston Despite the short notice, roughly 50 people gathered at the Wayne Morse Free Speech Plaza at 12:30 pm July … Continue reading
“There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” — Elie … Continue reading
Rep. Val Hoyle, in a late June interview with Eugene Weekly, stresses her eagerness to fight for the democracy that is under the Constitution and … Continue reading
A Utah developer wants to build a hotel in Glenwood, but not in the hapless east end of the neighborhood, where Springfield officials for decades … Continue reading
“When you look at the audience, they are smiling, clapping, cheering, laughing — that is the best medicine for the soul that you can get,” … Continue reading
Nestled in a village of unique restaurants and shops on Cottage Grove’s quaint historic main street sits a new bookstore with a modern aesthetic and … Continue reading
“I consider this Stonewall reboot in its infancy,” says Mike Schultz, the publisher of Stonewall News Northwest. “Stonewall” is a symbolic word in LGBTQ+ communities, … Continue reading
“I do not know of any salvation for society except through eccentrics, misfits, dissenters, people who protest.” — William O. Douglas, U.S. Supreme Court justice … Continue reading
The former Hynix colossus in west Eugene — Lane County’s biggest factory — remains largely empty and idle, more than five years after an Ohio … Continue reading