Beer and Wine on the Horizon
Looking forward at upcoming beer and wine events
For the beer and wine enthusiasts here in Eugene and Springfield, there’s a few exciting beer and wine events coming up. On April 2, The … Continue reading
Eve Weston
Author: Eve Weston
Fenced Off
Records show that the downtown Eugene Federal Building may be fenced off for two years
The U.S. General Services Administration is planning to fence off large portions of the downtown Eugene Federal Building plaza and surrounding areas for two years, … Continue reading
No Kings! and the Art of Resistance
Thousands march in Springfield for a No Kings! protest and a smaller crowd mourns deceased detainees later in the evening
On March 28 in Springfield, more than 20 activist organizations came together to organize a protest against unjust immigration crackdowns, the war in Iran, economic … Continue reading
Prioritizing People
Springfield city councilor hopes to make the move into the state Legislature
For Kori Rodley, making sure the people of Springfield are represented by someone who worked with them personally and can address their most pressing needs … Continue reading
100,000 Year People’s War
Portland maoists declare autonomous zone in Powell’s Books
What seemed like a regular meeting of Marxist-Leninist-Maoists at Powell’s Books in Portland, Oregon turned into a full-blown occupation after the group of 50 communists … Continue reading
Polycule Revived
Eugene’s largest polycule reforms after one year of internal conflict
After a year of intense internal conflict, Eugene’s largest polycule has reformed under a new leader, former lieutenant Sailboat Bridges. Bridges, 23, says she ousted … Continue reading
Federal Building Window ‘Just Did That’
Leaked FBI documents show that the highly debated window at the downtown Eugene Federal Building broke itself
A leaked internal FBI memo reveals that a window broken during the Jan. 30 anti-ICE protest that the Eugene Police Department declared a riot, “just … Continue reading
Failed Uprising
Oakridge communist revolutionary movement fails due to debates over what is praxis
Leader of the Oakridge Revolutionary Workers’ Party, comrade Eleanor Bridges, says the party has lost the majority of its political base after a devastating public … Continue reading
Earth Day Drawing Challenge!
Eugene Weekly is providing a unique opportunity for children’s art to be published in the paper
Does your kid like to paint, draw or otherwise commit acts of art? Eugene Weekly is hosting an Earth Day drawing challenge for children between … Continue reading
Building A Community
BriJit Jenkins, co-founder of Radical Alternative Development, made a comeback, and now she’s helping others do the same
Many years ago, BriJit Jenkins was 17 years old, living in a tent, pregnant with her daughter and seemingly out of options. Now, Jenkins is … Continue reading