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On December 14, the FCC, led by Chairman Ajit Pai, removed Title II regulations on internet service providers (ISPs), effectively ending net neutrality regulations. On … Continue reading
Gabrielle Jesus exudes all the warmth, humor and bonhomie a person could want in a bartender. Stationed behind the counter in the cozy confines of … Continue reading
A Eugene drag troupe is searching for a new home after local LGBTQ bar The Wayward Lamb closed almost three weeks ago. Members of The … Continue reading
Newsroom employees at The Register-Guard learned Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 21, that most or all of the newspaper’s copy editors will lose their jobs by May … Continue reading
When she was a child and part of a large Italian extended family in small-town Milton, New York, alongside the Hudson River, Marie Mataraza learned … Continue reading
• We’re all searching for ways to control guns and stop this senseless violence in America. Here are five organizations you can plug into today: … Continue reading
• Oxbow Timber 1, 541-679-3311, plans to aerially spray 49.5 acres near Siuslaw River Road with clopyralid, glyphosate, hexazinone, imazapyr, sulfometuron methyl, indaziflam, Activator 90, … Continue reading
Over the past 20 years the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) has helped reduce the percentage of children without health insurance to an all-time low … Continue reading
We have a long-standing tradition in Oregon — the citizen initiative process. Other states that followed our lead refer to the initiative process as “the … Continue reading
Not so long ago Eugene was “The World’s Greatest City for the Arts and Outdoors.” That exaggeration was short-lived and rescinded. Now the principal of … Continue reading