Don’t Use Methane at the New Y
The community eagerly awaits the construction of the new YMCA facility at 24th and Hilyard. However, many in the city are concerned with the plan … Continue reading
Year: 2021
Bee Jazzy With Beyond Toxics
Beyond Toxics, 20 years young, cuts loose with Halie Loren to save Oregon’s bees
Bees, those wonderful pollinators who play an integral role in the larger picture of global health and nutrition, take a bow Thursday, Oct. 21, with … Continue reading
Oregon Corrections Union Tries to Stop Vaccine Mandate
In federal filing, the union says state has overreached constitutional powers, inmates file in support of state to protect against COVID-19
Months after Gov. Kate Brown announced a vaccine mandate for all state workers, the Association of Oregon Corrections Employees union has filed a lawsuit, attempting … Continue reading
‘She Helped A Great Many People’
Cara DiMarco empowered women through the WIT program at LCC and beyond
It had been a labor of love from the start, and in 2017, Cara DiMarco, the Women in Transition program’s lead champion at Lane Community … Continue reading
The Balancing Act
Ascendant Seattle rock group The Black Tones perform in Eugene
Twin sibling Seattle musicians Eva and Cedric Walker balance each other out. The pair play together in The Black Tones, performing Oct. 16 at the … Continue reading
Book Sales Are On!
In response to Patricia Spicer’s Oct.7 letter, I am happy to say that the Friends of the Eugene Public Library recently held a used book … Continue reading
Get Thrifty
Lane County has a lot of thrift stores, so here's a trusty guide for students
What started out for me as a budget-stretching necessity has blossomed into a full blown passion. A wise woman in my life once told … Continue reading
Dance the Night Away
New to Eugene or looking for the right venue? Here are the details about downtown's club scene.
Contrary to popular belief, Eugene has a pretty vibrant nightlife. If you’ve ever looked for a night on the town, you may have been recommended … Continue reading
Back to In-Person
University of Oregon students return to a full campus in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic
The University of Oregon campus sat for nearly two years, nearly silent and brooding. But on Sept. 27, every pathway on 13th Avenue was filled … Continue reading
The Register-Guard Still Covers Local News
Periodically you print letters lambasting Eugene’s daily newspaper, The Register-Guard. It is true that the RG is sadly diminished since its glory days: before Craigslist … Continue reading