Best Bicycle Shop
1. Paul’s Bicycle Way of Life 556 Charnelton St., 541-344-4105. 2480 Alder St., 541-342-6155. BicycleWay.com. 2. Hutch’s Bicycle 960 Charnelton St., 541-345-7521; 2100 Main St., … Continue reading
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Best Indie Bookstore
1. Tsunami 2585 Willamette. 541-345-8986. TsunamiBooks.com. 2. Smith Family 525 Willamette. 541-343-4717. SmithFamilyBookstore.com. 3. J. Michaels Books 160 E. Broadway. 541-342-2002. JMichaelsBooks.com.
Best Hair Stylist
1. Tina Rex Amethyst Hair Studio, 1631 Oak St., 541-520-2268. Facebook.com/AmethystHairsSudio541. 2. Amanda Nicole 4247 Loft, 390 Lincoln St. Ste. 220, 541-515-6477. 4247Loft.com. 3. Alex … Continue reading
Best Actor/Actress
1. Deziree Brock Facebook.com/Deziree.Brock. 2. Russell Dyball Facebook.com/RussellDyball. 3. Bill Hulings Facebook.com/Bill.Hulings.
Best Animal advocates
1. Greenhill Humane Society 88530 Green Hill Rd., 541-689-1503. Green-Hill.org. 2. Northwest Dog Project NorthWestDogProject.org. 3. Lucky Paws Dog Rescue 2053 Laura St. Springfield, 541-246-8070. … Continue reading
Web Letters
Letter writers address housing, the climate, field burning, football and more
Here at Eugene Weekly, we love our letter writers, but with COVID still hurting our advertisers — and thus our page count — we can’t … Continue reading
Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice
It’s fall and Voodoo is celebrating with pumpkin spice and chai based treats
The fall season used to be a time for sweaters, strolls in the park to watch changing leaves and hanging out in coffee shops. Then … Continue reading
Who’s Your Daddies?
The Daddies return to the stage on Oct. 2 after time away due to COVID
By Chandlor Henderson and Henry Houston About 90 years after the 1920s swing craze that followed an influenza pandemic and World War I, Eugene-based band … Continue reading
Unprecedented Traffic Jam on Franklin
UO move-in day results in backed up traffic on major Eugene artery
By Camilla Mortensen and Henry Houston A historic traffic jam has had vehicles on Franklin Boulevard in Eugene at a near standstill for more than … Continue reading
What Will Be Will Be: A Tribute to Doris Day
“Gonna take a sentimental journey…” croons the rich, resounding voice of Doris Day in the 1945 ballad “Sentimental Journey.” A sentimental journey is just what … Continue reading