Sandi T. O’Brien — In Memoriam, After the Holiday Farm Fire
What began as a simple “girls weekend” at a cabin on the McKenzie River became a love affair with a tiny half-mile nature walk at … Continue reading
Dan Buckwalter
Dan Buckwalter is Eugene Weekly's calendar editor, copy editor and staff writer. He was a longtime copy editor for The Register-Guard.
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2022 Evergreen Tattoo Expo
If I were ever to sit down and get inked by a tattoo artist, the design would be simple — just nine cat paw prints, … Continue reading
Acorn Community Cafe
Two furloughed restaurant workers — with more stimulus money than they felt they needed — pooled their resources and knowledge of the restaurant business in … Continue reading
The Magic of Movie Music
From the classics of West Side Story and An Officer and a Gentleman to Titanic, The Lion King and even The Muppet Movie (we can … Continue reading
Movin’ on to the Jazz Beat
Eric Richardson reflects on his years with NAACP, with plenty of jazz, Feb. 19 at WOW Hall
The first thing Eric Richardson wants to make clear is that he is doing fine, thank you. “I’m doing good. I’m very fortunate as an … Continue reading
WCC call to artists
Those drab, gray crosswalks and intersections we take for granted will be a thing of the past, at least in the Whiteaker neighborhood. Starting this … Continue reading
Bálint Karosi
All things J.S. Bach will be celebrated on Sunday when Bálint Karosi starts pumping the floor pedals, pulling and pushing the knobs as well as … Continue reading
University of Oregon’s men’s and women’s basketball
Each team has had its hiccups, be it with tough early-season losses and on-again and off-again COVID-related postponements, but the University of Oregon’s men’s and … Continue reading
Can Eugene Save the Ems?
Jim Bunning and Mike Schmidt put on the uniform of the Eugene Emeralds en route to their inductions to the National Baseball Hall of Fame … Continue reading
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week
Very early in his civil rights campaign, Martin Luther King Jr. posed this inquiry to an audience in Montgomery, Alabama: “Life’s most persistent and urgent … Continue reading