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KEEPING EUGENE’S STARS IN ALIGNMENT Where did Eugene Weekly’s Rob Brezsny’s Astrology go? A fun/educational report on what the star alignments mean for us each … Continue reading
On Oct. 20 Olena Kravchenko was with a team of environmental scientists taking a soil sample to test it for chemicals in Kamianska Sich National … Continue reading
• Architect Kaarin Knudson finally has some competition in the Eugene mayor’s race. Shanaè Joyce-Stringer filed papers Nov. 14 for the May 24 primary election … Continue reading
It was first recorded by Claude Thornhill and his orchestra in spring of 1941, the swing era, and “Snowfall” has endured with its lush brass … Continue reading
Need a dazzling Christmas production to attend? You’re in luck. Your fave queens, winners, OGs, Miss Congeniality and more from the television series ‘Drag Race’ take the stage when A Drag Queen Christmas comes to town Dec. 14 at the Hult Center. Continue reading
October 7 stands out in the lived experience of every Jew. This wasn’t just another violent event among many; it was the bloodiest day for … Continue reading
By EW staff and other readers As journalists we know the way to being a good writer is by being a good reader. And we … Continue reading
A night full of celebration is ahead with the Chanukah Celebration and giant menorah lighting Dec. 10 at Valley River Center. Stay warm as you … Continue reading
THE FACTS INCLUDE HAMAS’ ATROCITIES It is certainly fair for Josh Fattal in his Nov. 30 Eugene Weekly piece (“The Facts on Palestine”) to criticize … Continue reading
If you lived in Eugene in the ’90s you may recall the days of environmental activists chaining themselves to trees. You may have even been … Continue reading