EW Benefit Alert!
Tracktown Pizza hosts fundraiser Feb. 7
Don’t call it a comeback! No, actually you can call it that. We’re printing the paper this week, but while we are at full-steam, we … Continue reading
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#SaveEugeneWeekly
The community’s support can make a difference
Dear Eugene Weekly Readers, We knew when we wrote our letter to readers that the loss of Eugene Weekly would matter to the community. We … Continue reading
Where’s the Damn Paper?
Eugene Weekly is fighting to come back after a massive financial blow
Dear Eugene Weekly Readers, Eugene Weekly is this town. We are who we are because we are the community’s paper, for better or for worse. … Continue reading
Give Guide
If in doubt, help others out
As the Winter Solstice brings light to the world, here’s your chance to bring light to others by contributing to local nonprofits. Eugene Weekly 1251 … Continue reading
Winter Reading
Books to gift or curl up with on dark December evenings
By EW staff and other readers As journalists we know the way to being a good writer is by being a good reader. And we … Continue reading
Local and Vocal
Readers weigh in on the local, the national and the existential
From PeaceHealth to Palestine, from environmental issues to ethical quandaries, Eugene Weekly readers become Eugene Weekly writers when it’s time for a Local and Vocal … Continue reading
Morsels
Tidbits of food news
• Eugene foodies were dismayed when Izakaya Meiji announced its doors were shutting, but really it was another door opening, at 345 Van Buren as … Continue reading
Best of the Ballots
One of the quirks of working at Eugene Weekly is that people assume you know everything that’s going on — and sometimes we do. All those … Continue reading
2023 Best of Eugene Staff Picks
Best of Eugene staff picks are a few of Eugene Weekly’s own favorite things
The best of Eugene dust has settled, and after celebrating this year’s winners, Eugene Weekly staffers start to ponder the weird and wonderful things around … Continue reading
Best of Eugene 2023-2024
We hear from readers all the time that they want good news just as much as they want to stay up on the more troubling … Continue reading