EW Asks — the EUG
Remember that satire issue in 2024 when we pretended to rebrand as the EUG and everyone got mad? We do. Well, Eugene itself is embracing the EUG … Continue reading
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Talking Land Use, Country Fair in Letters
Inquiring Minds on Land Use In spite of the excellent investigative reporting by Christian Wihtol (EW) and Zac Ziegler (KLCC) concerning the mansion constructed illegally … Continue reading
Where are the Birds?
It’s not the summer doldrums, but dietary needs of bird babies that reduce feeder counts this time of year
By Dan and Barbara Gleason Summer always brings change to bird activity and the variety of birds in your backyard. Bird activity in yards, especially … Continue reading
It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane!
It’s Pride! From queer outdoor pursuits to Eugene’s annual Pride fest, celebrate all that is LGBTQIA+ June is Pride month, and we uplift all that … Continue reading
Slant — Sunny out
• Feel the vibrations? Local social media star and comedian Ashe the Vibe Rater, aka Ashe Newton, stopped by EW’s eclectic office on Lincoln Street … Continue reading
The Elephant in the Room
Eugene police and police violence go unaddressed
By Kamryn Stringfield The recent viral videos of Martin Siller, the now-resigned Eugene police officer, first released by local documentarian Tim Lewis and later in … Continue reading
May Primary Election Letters! The Final Round
A Vote for Results, not Party Lines I’m exhausted with politics as our leaders continue to prioritize party agendas over real outcomes for rural communities … Continue reading
Bikes, Education and Elections in Letters
Giving Thanks I would like to publicly thank the ruggedly independent individuals who pull their own weight around this town — rain or shine, silently … Continue reading
May 5 Online Extra Election Letters!
April Fools? What were you folks smoking when you decided to make election endorsements? Seems you lost your way. Mike Clark? Really? Michele Postal Coburg … Continue reading
Local & Vocal
Find out what Lane County has to say from hospitals to dogs in a Local and Vocal round up
