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Amelia Winkelman

Author: Amelia Winkelman

Travel Through Time to Mildred Kanipe Memorial Park

The Douglas County park for hiking, camping, horseback riding and exploring history

Travel 2 weeks ago

Fifty-two miles south of Eugene, Mildred Kanipe Memorial Park’s unique history inspires Douglas County and local volunteers to support her legacy by fulfilling its namesake’s … Continue reading →

Haunted Like Human

The Nashville folk duo shares stories and music in Eugene May 23

Music 2 weeks ago

Haunted Like Human performs at Viking Brewing Company Friday, May 23. The two-person folk band with Dale Chapman, lead singer and lyricist, and Cody Clark, … Continue reading →

I Like What You’ve Done with the Place

Tips for navigating the world of second-hand furniture

Culture 4 weeks ago

Furnishing a living space should be fun and affordable. It’s a chance to develop and represent personal style and explore creativity. It’s not necessary to … Continue reading →

Sheep to Shawl

Learn the process of wool at the 40th annual Sheep to Shawl event in Salem

EW-ExtraWhats-Happening 1 month ago

The Willamette Heritage Center’s 40th annual Sheep to Shawl festival is a wonderful chance to learn how wool gets from a sheep’s coat to a … Continue reading →

Oops! What Happened to My Garden?

Others have made gardening mistakes so you don’t have to

Gardening 2 months ago

Making mistakes is an essential part of life — it’s the best way to learn, but it’s not exactly fun. Especially if it causes ruin … Continue reading →

A Whole Lotta Nunsense

The enchanting Pegasus Playhouse cast performs as nuns with a dream through April 13.

EW-ExtraTheater 2 months ago

This amusing production of Nunsense pokes fun at Catholicism while romping in unexpected directions. The Pegasus Playhouse show features a dedicated cast playing six nuns … Continue reading →

Reproductive Rights Now

What to know about the current state of reproductive rights in Oregon

EW-ExtraNews 4 months ago

With changing federal administration, the future of reproductive health care is uncertain, even in Oregon, a state that protects access to abortion, birth control and … Continue reading →

‘No Pain, No Gain is a Terrible Thing to Live By’

Getting stronger and being aware of how your body moves will help prevent sports injuries

Health 4 months ago

To put it simply, injuries suck.  It’s miserable to injure yourself doing something you love, and it’s infuriating to do it while exercising simply to … Continue reading →

Giving the Gift of Artistic Experience

The best gifts can’t be wrapped, so sign someone you love up for an art class this holiday season

Arts 6 months ago

Crafty family members whose favorite gifts are handmade and from the heart, and creative friends who prefer experiences over items will appreciate the gift that … Continue reading →

Planning the Transfer

Transfering from a community college to a four-year university like the UO is a common choice in Lane County

EW-Extra 8 months ago

Starting and ending college at a four-year university is the right choice for some college students, but not for all, and that’s OK. Student higher … Continue reading →

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