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A new museum where art combines with industry and delivers audiences a slice of everything from fashion to history is just months away from opening … Continue reading
Right when playwright Sidney Bruhl is overdue for a hit show, he finds a chance to rise to the top once more, but this time … Continue reading
Whether it’s reading only half an article before having to pay to get to why the story matters, or shoe ads filling up your screen, … Continue reading
Healthy food for cheap is hard to come by in Eugene, and the 86 Hunger Foundation is working to fix that. As a local nonprofit … Continue reading
On July 25, hit bands Train and Better than Ezra took the stage at the Cuthbert Amphitheater in Eugene giving the audience their greatest hits … Continue reading
On July 16, U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley spoke at Lane Community College for the last stop on a summer statewide town hall tour. Wearing cowboy … Continue reading
You might know him as a founding member of the Old Crow Medicine Show, an Americana string band that started in September 1998, but now … Continue reading
ShelterCare will be hosting Bags & Brews, its first cornhole benefit event to raise money for its programs, which provide housing and behavioral health services … Continue reading
A group of young artists in Lower Manhattan’s East Village fight to survive the struggles of the ’80s — AIDS, greed and love — in … Continue reading
On the morning of July 5, dozens of community members and organizers from Cascadia Forest Defenders protested outside of Sierra Pacific Industries (formerly Seneca timber) … Continue reading