Karen Daly
June 1999: As a kid in suburban New Jersey, Karen Daly loved rollerskating, jump rope and hopscotch. Her childhood ended abruptly at age 8, when … Continue reading
Year: 2018
Get With It, Pete
Within a week of the election, Oregon Congressman Peter DeFazio is subverting Democratic Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other representatives. They are proposing to reduce fossil … Continue reading
Traffic Jammed
Too many streets are now jammed with traffic! Thank you, Congressman Peter DeFazio, for protesting the lousy planning of our bridge reconstruction that cuts the number … Continue reading
Today, Nov. 20, is Transgender Day of Remembrance
Trans Justice Campaign will be hosting an event to observe the Trans Day of Remembrance
United Front’s Trans Justice Campaign is hosting an event to observe the Trans Day of Remembrance at 6 pm today with “food, an altar, and space … Continue reading
The Midnight Hour
Live at the WOW Hall [11.17.18]
Oregon Is No Friend of the (Sun) Devil, Wins 31-29
But ASU nearly steals a win at Autzen thanks to Oregon's weak offense during second half
Arizona State University’s (ASU) sidelines blew up in excitement when Oregon’s Justin Herbert threw an interception with a little less than four minutes left in … Continue reading
Oregon Political Transparency is Breaking the Web
ORESTAR unable to disclose all donations and expenditures from PACs and candidates
The 2018 midterm election was expensive and exhausting. Just ask the Oregon Secretary of State’s campaign finance transparency website OreStar. Eugene Weekly learned today from an official … Continue reading
Downtown Businesses Thank City for Nixing City Hall Shelter
Letter refers to 'fragile' downtown
A letter signed by more than 30 downtown businesses gives praise to Eugene City Manager Jon Ruiz and other city officials for canceling the previously … Continue reading
A World of Difference
Director Ali Abbasi spins a modern-day fairy tale in the dark, erotic fantasy of Border
I believe about all art what Kafka said about books — that it should “wound or stab us,” that a work of art must chop … Continue reading
The Collected Memories of Beverly Soasey
A show of her work honors the memory of the late Eugene artist and former director of the now-defunct Jacobs Gallery
Eugene artist and arts administrator Beverly Soasey wasn’t big on telling the story behind her assemblages. She wanted people to find their own stories in … Continue reading