Rural Land in Urban Reserves
Act now to protect endangered oak woodlands
by Sharon Blick The Eugene City Council will be voting April 10 on a proposal that will decide which rural land will next be covered … Continue reading
Year: 2023
EW is Hiring a Reporter
EUGENE WEEKLY SEEKS A NEWS REPORTER/STAFF WRITER
Eugene Weekly is looking for a full-time news reporter/staff writer to join our small, fierce and fun office. EW’s news section covers key Lane County … Continue reading
To Beak or Not to Beak
With meat and vegan options, Chicken Crossing in the Whit wants to create a fast food revolution
Chicken Crossing owner and chef Seth Carter wants to reinvent fast food. Instead of participating in an industry that pollutes the planet and makes its … Continue reading
Look on the Bright Side
Portland comedian Jaren George performs in Eugene
Stand up comedian Jaren George had been challenged in his life to get where he is today. Raised in Brooklyn, but now based in Portland … Continue reading
Let Them Eat Fine Dining
Seize the Cafe in south Eugene offers high-quality meals at affordable prices
Lane County’s fine dining scene has been growing over the past few years, whether it’s in downtown Eugene or in Creswell. But what Seize the … Continue reading
Clean House In Cottage Grove
After the embarrassing revelations of the immature and cringe-worthy antics of its police force, it’s time for the architect of that force to resign or … Continue reading
Tenants Beware Of Good Intentions
The Eugene City Council will soon vote on new regulations that will drastically affect tenants, especially those with barriers — poor credit, poor rental history, … Continue reading
Dolores Huerta/Cesar Chavez Celebration
Separately, they did significant work on behalf of immigrant farm laborers. Together, Dolores Huerta (pictured) and Cesar Chavez were a force to be reckoned with, … Continue reading
Offsets Are Not A Silver Bullet
Let’s say you can’t resist rich desserts and have consequently gained 20 pounds that you need to lose. So you tell yourself that every time … Continue reading
Slant: ODOT Erases Suspish, School Board Heats Up, Congrats to Lauren Kessler
Hey local government agencies (looking at Eugene and the Oregon Department of Transportation for a start), it’s never too soon to rethink your position on … Continue reading