Hints and Allegations
Last week’s article in Eugene Weekly about the WOW Hall contained false and inaccurate statements about Friends of WOW Hall (FOWH), the voting process and … Continue reading
Year: 2020
The Post Office Is Vital To Democracy
The preamble to the U.S. Constitution establishes a government to insure domestic tranquility and promote general welfare of its citizens. Article I, Section 8, of … Continue reading
Spire Duo
After the success of its first outdoor concert, Spire Duo is putting on two more shows from the comfort of singer Emma Lynn Rose’s driveway … Continue reading
One-of-a-Kind Dogs
Luvable Dog Rescue offers a second chance for dogs with disabilities
In Liesl Wilhardt’s home, how your snout looks isn’t really that big of a deal. Wilhardt’s two dogs, Picasso and Wacku, have gained fame around … Continue reading
Hey Corgis!
Pizza and puppies. Name a more iconic duo.
If you’ve recently been to the corner of 19th and Agate for a scoop of Prince Pückler’s or an evening at Beppe and Gianni’s, you … Continue reading
Slant
COVID-19 has exposed the monstrous entitlement and extravagance of many, and, per usual, the University of Oregon Athletic Department is helping to lead the way. … Continue reading
For the Birds
The Cascades Raptor Center is having its busiest year
On June 26, after three months away, I returned to the Cascades Raptor Center. I looked forward to resuming volunteer work in the wildlife hospital. … Continue reading
Change You Can Write In
Former Black Unity leader Isiah Wagoner is running for mayor
On Aug. 6, Isiah Wagoner posted a Facebook video. It was the day after a grand jury found no grounds to charge Travis Waleri with … Continue reading
Benjamin Lundberg Arrested on Child Sex Abuse Charges
Benjamin Lundberg is the son of Christine Lundberg, who recently resigned as Springfield mayor
Three days after Christine Lundberg abruptly resigned as Springfield mayor, her son Benjamin Lundberg, 39, was arrested on 10 counts of encouraging child sex abuse. … Continue reading
Getting Around
Eugene’s Active Transportation Committee met to discuss the future of bike sharing, riverfront paths and more
Eugene’s Active Transportation Committee is up to its handlebars in projects right now. The group advises the city’s transportation staff and the Eugene City Council … Continue reading