We've got issues.
Music with a little twang, a little folky and a whole lot of pedal to the medal: What started as a small band in Raleigh, … Continue reading
This will certainly be a spirited afternoon of engaging and thoughtful music. The Eugene Concert Choir, with the Detroit, Michigan-based guest choir EXIGENCE sharing the … Continue reading
“When I found the community of charros, I immediately felt that I belonged,” says Antonio Huerta, director of Comunidad y Herencia Cultural. “It just felt … Continue reading
YES ON DILIBERTO FOR 4J BOARD My wife and I are retired educators who support Tom DiLiberto for 4J School Board. I worked 18 years … Continue reading
Come for the waterfalls or swimming holes, to camp or to hike. Come to explore one of the nicest streams and most accessible ancient forests … Continue reading
We are longtime Eugene residents who were proud to send our children to 4J schools. We believe the strength of 4J schools has been, in … Continue reading
I would like to respond to the story “Slashing Animal Services” in Eugene Weekly on April 20. Many of us are very concerned about this … Continue reading
Get the jump on summer with a spring fling to California’s Redwood Coast. The season there is now in full sprout, but the crowds haven’t … Continue reading
Eugene is fortunate that Scott Freck spent the past 11 years in his home state working tirelessly as the executive director of the Eugene Symphony. … Continue reading
The website for Oregon West RV, a dealership next to I-5 in Creswell, features a slogan posted on revolving national park-themed backgrounds: “Our happy family, … Continue reading