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During his seventh meeting as board chair on Jan. 28, Lane County Commissioner David Loveall opened the session by saying, “Robert’s Rule of Order protocol … Continue reading
Let’s be honest, technology can be frustrating. And it can be even more so for those who have moved from landlines to cell phones with … Continue reading
Oregon Country Fair’s Rainbow Connection was founded as Rainbow Village in 2021 during Fair’s second virtual version, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, organizers … Continue reading
Former Eugene Weekly business manager Elisha Young, indicted by a Lane County grand jury April 3 on five felony counts of theft, appeared in a … Continue reading
Get your nerd on this weekend at Eugene’s annual Nerd Pride, where around 40 different vendors will be selling artwork, trading cards and other fantasy-related … Continue reading
“Why do you own a gun?” My answer to that frequent question is always this: Because I feel that I have to. Being a transgender … Continue reading
“What if we actually embrace a moment of curiosity about each other and imagine that the future is awaiting, rather than that it’s already behind … Continue reading
The Oregon Caves Chateau was recently designated as one of the 11 most endangered historic places of 2025 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. … Continue reading
Every summer, Radical Alternative Development, or RAD, hosts a mental health awareness benefit punk show. The show, hosted at Washington Jefferson Park, is meant to … Continue reading
Environmental advocates allege in a lawsuit that the Eugene Water and Electric Board failed to implement legally required fish passage measures and instead opted for … Continue reading