Bravo! Performing Arts Calendar
Comedy, Spoken Word & More Hult Center hultcenter.org • 541-682-5000 Sept. 27 Randy Rainbow Live! Oct. 20 The Second City’s Greatest Hits (Vol. 59) Nov. … Continue reading
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The Puzzle Issue
Letters Word Search! We get them in our inbox each week. now you can find the words we see again and again By Chelsea Lovejoy … Continue reading
EW and the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
Harry and the Potters brings wizard rock to Eugene
Rock Against Purebloods Harry and the Potters brings wizard rock to Eugene Public Library By Henry Houston In the 1970s, when an epidemic of racism … Continue reading
Have No Fear for Atomic Energy?
State senator wants to bring small-scale nuclear power projects to Oregon
By Ryan Nguyen and Henry Houston What if nuclear power was the answer all along to clean energy? Oregon voters implemented a moratorium on nuclear … Continue reading
Bubbly Summertime
EW takes a look at some Oregon summer brew
Don’t let that week of overcast and rain fool you. We’re gonna have a long, hot summer. If that’s the case, nothing goes better with … Continue reading
Cork & Cask
Who knows how much time we have on this planet, so we might as well drink up. Luckily, considering the number of wineries and breweries … Continue reading
Activist Alert
• Cyclists, conservation groups, students and Springfield area locals will join in a town hall discussion on forest management — and the BLM’s Pedal Power timber … Continue reading
Seeking Accountability
City officials respond to the facts about Eugene’s Community Court
By Morgan Theophil and Taylor Perse The city of Eugene’s leaders have been stonily silent since Eugene Weekly first reported on the track record of … Continue reading
Fire and Ice
EW goes around town trying some of the best bourbon and gingers
On a Guinness-beer kind of afternoon, with a foot of snow in the evening forecast, I’m at the Pint Pot Public House, an Irish bar … Continue reading
An Unsuccessful Solution
City officials claim Community Court has brought about big changes in the way Eugene treats the homeless. The court's own numbers tell a very different story.
By Taylor Perse and Morgan Theophil Two years ago the city of Eugene, with much fanfare, announced it would do more to help the homeless … Continue reading