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By Chandlor Henderson and Henry Houston About 90 years after the 1920s swing craze that followed an influenza pandemic and World War I, Eugene-based band … Continue reading
It’s been a minute since Eugene Weekly last checked in on the Eugene Darkroom Group. When we profiled the group in the spring of 2017, … Continue reading
Gov. Kate Brown signed redistricting legislation for Oregon’s congressional and legislative districts on Monday, Sept. 27, after the Legislature passed it just hours before the … Continue reading
Charles “Chuck” Joseph Rintalan was a kind man whose Christian faith was extremely important to him. Homeless for around 40 years of his life, he … Continue reading
Since Community Fermentation Union took over the former La Perla Pizzeria space at the beginning of 2021, it’s well on its way to fully fleshing … Continue reading
Regarding the “People Have a Right To Be Angry” letter (EW 9/23): Sure that means the unvaccinated have the right to be angry, too. Timothy … Continue reading
Decades before taking over Washburne Cafe in 2016, its current owners were attending Springfield High School together. Purchasing the Main Street Springfield café wasn’t their … Continue reading
With two separate entrances on the east end of the building where Sessions Music Hall is located, and without any signage of its own, The … Continue reading
By Rajeev Ravisankar With the excitement around the return of Oregon Ducks football, an important question about their season opener was completely neglected: Why is … Continue reading
Kaarin Knudson’s saccharine “thank you” to the Eugene City Council would be laughable were it not for the false narrative that Knudson unrelentingly promotes. (EW … Continue reading