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The climate crisis is here, and Eugene is already experiencing its impacts first hand. We just weathered the hottest July 4th holiday on record in … Continue reading
A group of young artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village fight to survive the struggles of the ’80s — AIDS, greed and love — in … Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago a grandmother wrote in who was concerned about her grandson’s health (“What If It’s The Gas Stove?” Letters, June 8). … Continue reading
NW “Natural” (methane, et al.) gas has a business dilemma of remaining a fossil fuel provider yet phasing off fossil fuels due to state mandates … Continue reading
By Rachel Bitecofer Eugene is known for its vibrant, quirky community, beautiful scenery and a deep passion for sports. As the home of the Eugene … Continue reading
On the morning of July 5, dozens of community members and organizers from Cascadia Forest Defenders protested outside of Sierra Pacific Industries (formerly Seneca timber) … Continue reading
There’s something just a little bit different about the Main Stage at the Oregon Country Fair this year: Across all three days of the festival, … Continue reading
I am a street outreach worker in Eugene. I just read your article about the state law that Eugene has not been following (“City of … Continue reading
Candice King and her children live in an older red house just minutes away from downtown Eugene. The house is lived in: There’s artwork scattered … Continue reading
Reporting the news can be a bit of a challenge. Recently, I watched a report on our local news about goose poop being a problem … Continue reading