Top 10 EW Posts
Here’s the most viewed articles from 2017
The top clicks on our website for a year can show us what’s important to the community and what draws interest: This year, videos about … Continue reading
Year: 2017
A Foggy Future for the Bach Festival
As 2017 comes to a close, there’s still no explanation of Matthew Halls’ firing
Driving to work on these foggy winter days, I like to listen to Bach. His clean, cerebral music helps keep the cold fog at bay, … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-12-28
NORTHWEST PALETTE Bob Keefer’s excellent review (Celebrating Two Lives in Paint,” 12/14) brands Margaret Coe’s and Mark Clarke’s art practice with the DNA found in … Continue reading
I Dream Of…
The best things about Eugene
Around this time, on and off for the past several years, Eugene Weekly has asked readers and community members to say what they dream of … Continue reading
Paw Prints
LTD launches pilot program to facilitate approval of service animals on public transportation
Almost everywhere he goes, veteran Robert Hendrix of Eugene brings along his longhaired Chihuahua. Although Little Man is a service dog, Hendrix often gets stopped, … Continue reading
Weed Wages Water War
A small northern California town takes on Roseburg Forest Products
The pure waters of Beaughan Spring have poured through the taps of the small town of Weed, California, for more than 100 years. But according to … Continue reading
Slant
From ugly banners to Measure 101
• Local homeless advocate Arwen Maas-DeSpain sent us this photo taken at 11:30 pm Dec. 23 in downtown Eugene. She observes, that it was “33 … Continue reading
The Original Tesla
Eugene’s Harmonic Laboratory takes an artistic look at a tech pioneer
Clean energy. Wireless charging. A world connected by invisible communication technology. For many, these technologies are today’s reality and tomorrow’s hope — but they were first realistically … Continue reading
Land Swap
Ask Eugene Skinner?
The small in statue but large in stature bronzed man who sits on the log outside the Eugene Public Library was a generous man. He and … Continue reading
Two Steps Forward
Sometimes you just need to stop and hear the music
“No big bands ever play Eugene.” I frequently hear variations on this sentiment repeated by local music fans — and it drives me nuts. This … Continue reading