No Laughing Matter
In its April’s Fool Day issue (March 30), the editors of the Weekly spoofed the Eugene 4J school board in “A School Board Odyssey,” where … Continue reading
Year: 2023
Check Those Rental Statistics
Whenever a landlord like Deborah Strochlic (Letters, April 6) claims to know what is best for renters, we should question what they’re saying. You don’t … Continue reading
Catholic Cremains
What has happened to the cremated remains at Our Lady of Perpetual Help?
Jan Thompson has been a Cottage Grove resident all her life, and she has been a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church … Continue reading
More Variety, Please, In Astrology
Over the last two decades I have read the local weekly from cover to cover and, in general, love the variety of interesting stories our … Continue reading
Just Relax!
A beginner’s guide to CBD
When you consume cannabis, you might not be thinking about relatively boring effects like anti-inflammatories and sleep aids. When you partake, you might mostly think … Continue reading
Fast and Furious
The city of Eugene has quietly given more than 1,300 unhoused campers only two hours’ notice to move instead of 72 hours
Kyrie Ackley leans out of her tent, six feet off the Fern Ridge Trail, not far from where Bailey Hill Road crosses Amazon Creek. The … Continue reading
Yes, There Are Good Landlords
As Eugene resident Deborah Strochlic wrote recently (Letters, April 6), the Eugene City Council will soon vote on new regulations that will drastically affect Eugene’s … Continue reading
Humpin’ Garbage, Learning Life’s Lessons
Paul Neville reads from his coming-of-age first novel at Tsunami Books
He established himself in Eugene through the decades as a reporter and associate editor at The Register-Guard as well as director of public relations and … Continue reading
Understanding How To Help End Hunger
FOOD For Lane County is seeking input with a public survey
A lingering issue before the pandemic, food insecurity continues to have a grip in Lane County, and FOOD For Lane County, a nonprofit that partners … Continue reading
It’s First Friday!
Here are a few picks for your Friday night ArtWalk viewing
Downtown Eugene is full of art tonight as First Friday ArtWalk has galleries open and showing their wares from 5:30 to 8 pm Friday, April … Continue reading