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Live at the Jazz Station [9.29.24]

EW-Extra Music by Todd CooperPosted on 10/01/2024

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The Pharcyde’s Bizarre Ride Continues

Recently reunited ’90s hip-hop group to perform at Oregon Country Fair

Music 3 days ago

Left to Right: Slimkid3, Imani and Fatlip of The Pharcyde. Photo by Cee Brown.

Known for their unique alternative hip-hop sound, The Pharcyde are golden children of classic West Coast rap. The four-piece ensemble, featuring Slimkid3 Tre, Imani, Fatlip … Continue reading →

Tags: OCF / Oregon Country Fair

A Feast of Photos for the Eyes

The annual PhotoZone Juried Show and other photographic work is at Emerald Art Center

EW-Extra Visual Arts 3 days ago

‘Beauty Hath No Name’ by Barbora Bakalarova. Photo courtesy Emerald Art Center.

The stack of photos were high — 88 entries all together for nine jurors to sift through. In the end, 60 pieces were selected, and … Continue reading →

EW Embezzlement Update

Former Eugene Weekly business manager Elisha Young entered a not guilty plea during an arraignment at the Lane County Jail

EW-Extra 1 week ago

Lane County Jail. Photo by Eve Weston.

Former Eugene Weekly business manager Elisha Young, indicted by a Lane County grand jury April 3 on five felony counts of theft, appeared in a … Continue reading →