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RALLY AROUND MERKLEY As a retired Oregon teacher with seven grandchildren, I am very concerned about what effective actions our elected leaders are taking to … Continue reading
How dare you! Put a full-page picture of a local poet on your cover! Where’s the Emerald Stadium, Dorothy? The towering freshman castle? The overpaid … Continue reading
When life gives you lemons, of course you should make lemonade. But in Oregon, you’re much more likely to get blackberries. After years of fighting … Continue reading
Three years after the start of the pandemic, still beset by wildfire smoke, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival is back. Facing deep losses at the box … Continue reading
“The election was rigged, I’ve done nothing wrong,”He bellows ’til orange in the face.Everyone’s lying, except Mr. Plump,Who tells us it’s all a disgrace. Spud … Continue reading
Nonprofit theaters in Oregon and around the country are going dark, staff members are being laid off and seasons are being shortened as audiences have … Continue reading
Last year, Eugene was ranked as one of America’s “Top 5 College Towns.” However, while much of the country knows our city as the home … Continue reading
As Smaugust turns into Smoketember, Lane Community College kicks off its second year of offering a program in Wildland Fire Management. The program allows students … Continue reading
“I always knew that my father was Lakota,” says Daphne Singingtree, who was born into a dysfunctional family that moved a lot in Utah, “but … Continue reading
For one night only, the heart of downtown Springfield will close. This one night consists of live music, food trucks, games, art and more at … Continue reading