Deadhead Time
Get your Dead on with Phil Lesh and Friends at the Cuthbert
Grab your tie-dye, folks. Phil Lesh and Friends will visit Cuthbert Amphitheater for a jam under the sun in mid June. They’ll be looking for … Continue reading
Charles Gearing
Author: Charles Gearing
Roadside Profits
Despite opening two months before the pandemic, Gratitude Brewing weathered the storm and looks forward to post-lockdown success
When south Eugene natives Tristan Cooley and Josh Cosci opened Gratitude Brewing in December 2019, they did so with a vision. They aimed to add … Continue reading
Doctored Deeds in Rural Lane County
Prominent Lane County land use attorney accused of falsifying land deeds
One of Eugene’s leading land use attorneys is being accused of forging documents that snuck under the radar of Oregon law for over a decade. … Continue reading
Anika Bliss Jamison: 1998-2022
She was a traveling soul remembered for her free, creative spirit
Though she was always on the move, those who knew Anika Bliss Jamison speak of her warm, free spirit, her ear for music, her faith … Continue reading
The Fight Against Factory Farms
While Foster Farms looks to expand, Oregon farmers and environmentalists stand in the way
By late March, spring Chinook have already begun their journey up the Santiam River and its tributary the North Santiam. Like natural clockwork, the salmon … Continue reading
BANANAs and Poisonous Mushrooms
The Glenwood and other longtime businesses make way for more student housing near the University of Oregon
On April 4, the table by the window where generations of students had drunk their coffee was empty. The day before, the Alder Street Glenwood’s … Continue reading
‘I Went Through the Same Things When I Was Younger’
Incidents in Eugene and Creswell highlight continuing racism in Oregon
In late October, Dontee Prevost and a friend went out to the bars in downtown Eugene, as they have on a number of evenings. They … Continue reading