Grow Up
Regarding the July 12 “Slant” column: What? Let’s get to our “greatest challenge,” the election of effective candidates, “only four months away,” without the help … Continue reading
Year: 2018
TajMo Return for Mo’
Blues musician Keb’ Mo’ had been working nonstop on what would become the Grammy-winning album TajMo. After a weeklong break, he gave it another chance. … Continue reading
EW’s Annual Pet Photo Contest Winners
Congratulations to our contest winners
Homeland Insecurity
While we are not yet longtime residents of Eugene, we have lived here for three wonderful years. Many sights have become very familiar to us. All … Continue reading
Art Pearl, Democracy and Education
Remembering a legend
Some people are legends. Most of us aren’t. Art Pearl, a founding member of CAPE, who died in July at the ripe age of 96, … Continue reading
The Choice to Choose for Others
Oregonians may get the chance to vote on an anti-abortion measure in November
November may seem pretty far out, but it’s always election season somewhere in America. In Oregon, July 6 was the last day to submit petition … Continue reading
Post-Post Punk
Portland weirdo-punkers The Woolen Men feel we’re living in a post-post world: post-punk, post-work, post-music industry. In fact, The Woolies have even named their new … Continue reading
Hospitality beyond World Cup Host Cities
Thousands of miles from the closest host city, Russian people’s kindness continues to impress
I may be a rapid soccer fan, but I’m also an environmental and indigenous peoples’ rights advocate, so I couldn’t resist the temptation of visiting … Continue reading
Egotones — Full Session
live in the EW office
Eugene Weekly presents Egotones performing live for #lincolnstreetsessions live at the EW offices. Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a series of live … Continue reading
Does Buehler ‘Bend’ or Break the Rules?
DPO files complaint that Buehler no longer lives in the district he serves
What’s an election without some drama? Jeanne Atkins, chair of the Democratic Party of Oregon (DPO) and former Oregon secretary of state, announced today that … Continue reading