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A special holiday gift came early — and in the nick of time — to the Archaeological Legacy Institute (ALI). On Oct. 29, the Eugene … Continue reading
Considering the amount of empty real estate in this city, it is unexplainable that anyone sleeps on the street. Take the CenturyLink building on 10th … Continue reading
I don’t care what your politics are. If it doesn’t infuriate and scare the living shit out of you that the governor can just wave … Continue reading
Perhaps those who get vaccinated should receive something that shows they’ve received the shots and — I think — no longer need to wear a … Continue reading
A drive over the Ferry Street Bridge offers a view of the progress being made on the Downtown Riverfront Project. What you don’t see are … Continue reading
Regarding Greg Williams’ letter of Nov. 12 (“Biden Will Sell Us Out”), Operation Warp Speed had no bearing on Pfizer’s production of a COVID vaccine. … Continue reading
In 2018, Sedona Prince was the No. 8 recruit in the nation. Two years later, I met Prince in an English class that we were … Continue reading
OK, we’re not looking at the holiday season we’ve come to expect. Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa 2020 is going to be a relatively quiet affair compared to holidays past. … Continue reading
Nursing homes across the country were hit hard and early by the COVID-19 pandemic, and now as cases spike to their highest levels yet, it’s … Continue reading
In the Georgia runoff election, which will determine the balance of power in the Senate, Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler is running an attack ad against … Continue reading