Dangerous journalism and the best (and worst) things about Eugene Weekly in Slant
• Ballots are out for the Nov. 7 special election. Here’s our endorsements at a glance: Dissolving the separate Goshen and Pleasant Hill rural fire … Continue reading
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From parade winners to Birkenstocks in Slant
• The BEAM BRiGHT Parade took over downtown Eugene Oct. 14 with lights, music and more. A crew of celebrity judges, including sculptor Jud Turner … Continue reading
From fall weather and sportsball to collecting warm winter clothing for the unhoused in Slant
• With cold weather coming, we want to remind our readers of the big boxes we have in the lobby of the Eugene Weekly building … Continue reading
The Holvey recall, Duck sports, spooky season and more in Slant
• Surprising no one but the renegade labor union that launched an inexplicable campaign to have him removed from office, state Rep. Paul Holvey easily … Continue reading
Recall elections, sportsball and commie rags in Slant
• Did you vote yet? Time is running out — or may have run out by the time you read this! The runoff round for Best … Continue reading
From the fun of a parade to the sad death of local homeless woman Annette Montero, in Slant
America’s college football fans will look to Eugene at 12:30 pm Saturday, Sept. 23, when the Colorado Buffaloes visit the Ducks. Oregon and Colorado are … Continue reading
A Town Hall on PeaceHealth closing in Eugene, the Pac-12, Prefontaine Classic and Vaux’s Swifts in Slant
The second and final round of Best of Eugene opened Sept. 7 and runs through noon Sept. 29. Don’t see a category you think we … Continue reading
From Best of Eugene to What We’re Reading in Slant
Normally, when we hear of a local newspaper selling, we get the shivers, but this week it’s good news. Oregon-based Country Media has purchased Newport … Continue reading
Bo Nix ads, Congrats to Old Nick’s, What We’re Reading and More in Slant
Meet Eugene Weekly’s new calendar editor, read about those giant Bo Nix ads in NYC, what we’re reading and more in this week’s Slant!
What we’re reading: Necessary Trouble: Growing up at midcentury by Drew Gilpin Faust, the former president of Harvard University This wonderfully written 270-page book is … Continue reading
Donations for Homeless People in the Heat, WTF PeaceHealth, National Cinema Day and More in Slant
Eugene, Oregon, is about to become a city of more than 170,000 people without an emergency room. PeaceHealth announced the impending closure of its University … Continue reading