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Colin Houck interned for Eugene Weekly while studying journalism at the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communication in 2019. He currently works as a freelance writer and photographer. He writes on topics ranging from social justice issues, political extremism, land use and environmental issues and civics. His photographic work includes photojournalism, documentary, sports, portraiture and fashion. You can find his work at www.colinhouckphotography.com.
Aside from a few isolated skirmishes throughout the day, the “God, Guns and Liberty” rally Saturday, Aug. 10, in downtown Eugene was mostly free of … Continue reading
An Oregon woman’s image has gone viral, and not in a good way. Amber Lee Hughes, 31, of Cottage Grove says that on Monday, Aug. … Continue reading
Local conservatives made good on their promise Saturday, Aug. 10, to bring a contentious rally to downtown Eugene despite strong push-back and concerns the rally … Continue reading
On June 18, more than a year after his arrest for assault, Jacob Albert Laskey, 39, was sentenced for violating the terms of his probation. … Continue reading
With the latest round of Democratic debates in the bag, Eugene Weekly became curious about what the city’s residents think so far. With the election … Continue reading
A group of armed Trump supporters say they will host a rally at the Wayne Morse Free Speech Plaza Saturday, Aug. 10, regardless of concerns … Continue reading
Congressman Peter DeFazio brought his three-stop town hall tour to Eugene Thursday, Aug. 2, where he discussed his reintroduction of a bill limiting the presidential … Continue reading
Leading up to the summer of 2006, a small group of friends in Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood had an idea that what the neighborhood needed was … Continue reading
If there’s one segment of the Eugene voter population that has proven hard to reach, it’s been young voters. Most were in a rush (let’s … Continue reading
Eugene city councilors on Wednesday, July 24, revisited the resolution condemning white supremacy that narrowly passed during Monday’s session with a 4-3 vote. That vote … Continue reading