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Moments at a protest

Photographer Robert Scherle captures scenes at the July 25 Black Lives Matter-related rally and march

News by EW StaffPosted on 07/30/2020

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‘A Theory of a Cat’

Artist Jud Turner offers a home to a challenging feral cat rescued from a toxic waste site in Eugene

News 6 days ago

Midas in his shed. Photo by Jud Turner.

When Greenhill Humane Society needed to find homes for a dozen feral cats and kittens that had been removed from a colony at the J.H. … Continue reading →

Growth on Chad

Oregon State Police lab and more in the works for Chad Drive

News 6 days ago

A wave of development is headed for Chad Drive off Coburg Road in northeast Eugene. Three entities — the Oregon State Police, Eugene-based Slocum Orthopedics … Continue reading →

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Frozen Memories

Rural residents recount last winter’s ice storm, brace for this season

News 6 days ago

Frozen trees on Cloverdale Road in Creswell. Photo by Camilla Mortensen.

By Aedan Seaver One day last January, Austin Lewis was praying in his rural home outside of Creswell. Suddenly, he says, he felt a “nudge” … Continue reading →

Art House Redefined

Turning an abandoned middle school into a flourishing art center on the Oregon coast

Arts 6 days ago

Emily Free Wilson and Matt Wilson in the ceramics studio. Photo by Bob Keefer.

Matt and Emily Free Wilson have a reputation for taking risks. In the 20 years that they’ve been married, the couple traded in their Subaru … Continue reading →

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