Congrats to EW
It is now a matter of fact that the anti-competitive monster that is Gannett Co., with its voracious appetite for smaller-town newspapers, no matter how … Continue reading
Year: 2023
Larry June
Bay Area rapper comes to the McDonald Theatre June 3
Larry June has slowly become a major name in the West Coast rap scene, and his tour this year is bringing him to the McDonald … Continue reading
Forgotten Paths
Hike to a lookout and a glen with tall trees
With so many trails limited by fire damage or permits, it’s time to revive a few forgotten paths. Here are two that are close to … Continue reading
No Longer Young, But Still Giant
Young the Giant hits the stage with Milky Chance at Bend’s Hayden Homes Amphitheater
One of Young the Giant’s most popular songs is “Cough Syrup,” but when the song was originally released in 2008, the band was named The … Continue reading
Summer Is Here. We Say So.
Eugene Weekly’s annual Summer Guide issue kicks off the summer season
It took almost nine months of chilled autumn days, rugged winter nights and manic spring weather, but we’re here. There’s no need anymore to ask, … Continue reading
Hormone-Free Bodybuilding
The annual Cecil E. Phillips Classic competition is open only to contestants who haven’t bulked up with steroids
Bodybuilding is an art form in which the human body is the artistic medium. Men and, increasingly, women and folks of all gender identities, train … Continue reading
For the Young, Stuffed And Young At Heart
The Eugene Public Library Hosts the 29th Teddy Bear Picnic July 15
If you go down in the woods today, you’re sure of a big surpriseIf you go down in the woods today, you’d better go in … Continue reading
Country Goodness Awaits
Shakey Graves headlines at McDonald Theatre June 12
Shakey Graves (Alejandro Rose-Garcia) makes mystical, twangy, country and folk-centric Americana music, and it’s coming to McDonald Theatre this summer. You’ve probably heard the gravelly … Continue reading
Slant: Peace, Wear Orange, Beer Week and more
What we’re reading: Jill Lepore’s piece called “Root and Branch” in the May 29 New Yorker magazine. Short by New Yorker standards, only four pages, … Continue reading
Knocking Down Barriers
Opportunity Oregon works to connect formerly incarcerated people with jobs
In the beginning — just released from the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility in Wilsonville in 2010 after three years served for her role in an … Continue reading