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Driving into the town of Coburg is like setting the clock back over a century. Its quaint, historic buildings and reputation for antiquing play on … Continue reading
They say a dog is a man’s best friend, but for those living on the streets unhoused, that companionship is even more important. For many … Continue reading
By Jesús Sepúlveda The frost sticks to windows Winter coven Feel the tide rise through my mouth It’s a river that lost its current In … Continue reading
Local businesses on E. 13th Avenue near the University of Oregon campus are hurting. With social distancing laws in effect and the school’s transition to … Continue reading
The Eugene City Council met at 7:30 pm Monday, Jan. 25, for their bi-weekly council meeting to discuss tax exemptions for an affordable housing community, … Continue reading
The night before President Joe Biden’s inauguration, acclaimed indie rock musician and South Eugene High School graduate Michelle Zauner contributed a live rendition of her … Continue reading
The last time Karin Clarke opened a second gallery was in 2005. Called the Karin Clarke Gallery Annex, it was located across the street from … Continue reading
The daily mail delivery has become a comfort — thanks to the depths of the pandemic and working from home, and despite the U.S. Postal … Continue reading
If Not Now, When? No, seriously, when? The Maude Kerns Art Center is hosting an art show where the theme begs the question to be … Continue reading
My great-grandparents were sharecroppers in Oklahoma until one day, like many before them, they packed what little belongings they had and moved to California. Growing … Continue reading
When owner Jacqui Willey introduced the idea of a take-home dinner special for her restaurant, the Glenwood, some 15 years ago, it stemmed from her … Continue reading
Camila Vergara, Chilean legal theorist, journalist, and author of Systemic Corruption: Constitutional Ideas for an Anti-Oligarchic Republic, will be speaking on Dismantling Fake Democracy. Creating … Continue reading
Along the trail to Trestle Creek Falls, above Brice Creek in southern Lane County, I found a solitary, ancient rock sword fern (Polystichum imbricans). It … Continue reading
CAHOOTS’s most recognized year ever continues. When Black Lives Matter-related protests were at their peak during 2020, national media outlets looked to the White Bird … Continue reading
by Malachi Murphy We have a crisis on our hands. The planet is warming, which is destroying natural systems across the globe. Each year we … Continue reading
by Taylor Perse The world is reaching the point of no return when it comes to climate change, and its effects hit locally as well … Continue reading
by Henry Houston Looking toward Lane County’s climate in 2040 sounds like the setting of a dystopian sci-fi novel. According to Phase One of the … Continue reading
by Alvun Urquhart All life is based on energy. For all but the last 150 years, almost every creature on Earth depended on renewable energy … Continue reading