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Elisha Young bravely mans Eugene Weekly's front desk and writes book reviews and other features for the paper.
The Eugene Beauty Expo, taking place June 24 and 25, is the epitome of a dream becoming a reality for local salon owner Krisma Pickering. … Continue reading
The Oregon Country Fair is a magical gathering from start to finish, offering amazing music and art, some of the best craft vendors in the … Continue reading
What started out for me as a budget-stretching necessity has blossomed into a full blown passion. A wise woman in my life once told … Continue reading
Here we were, a quarantined America more than ready for some form of entertainment. Then, boom! Blindsided by Tiger King — or perhaps it was … Continue reading
Update: The governor issued an executive order March 23 telling Oregonians to stay at home, and state parks are now closed. “Individuals may go outside … Continue reading
By Elisha Young and Atlas Our children’s book reviews may have received the most extensive scrutiny of any category. This quartet of books from Quarto Publishing … Continue reading
A Girl’s Guide to the Wild by Ruby McConnell. Sasquatch Books, $16.99. A Girls’ Guide to the Wild is a practical, yet whimsical handbook put … Continue reading
Malls are a terrifying place during the holidays. Okay, maybe my opinion is biased, as I am by no means a mall rat. I would … Continue reading
1. Karress Ann Slaughter (Cornel Hardiman) Facebook.com/GlamazonsEugene. 2. Slutashia Facebook.com/Slutashia. 3. Trai La Trash Facebook.com/MsTraiLaTrash Nothing says “fierce” like perfect eyebrows, sequins and Karress Ann … Continue reading
Memoirs have always held a special space for me. While I’m not a fan of kitschy reality shows, there is just something mesmerizing about getting … Continue reading