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Frankie Kerner

Author: Frankie Kerner

Sounds from the Garage 

Taking a look back into Eugene’s punk scene of the 1990s

Culture 2 years ago

It’s 1995. You walk up to a house in Eugene, likely in the Whiteaker neighborhood, the sound of drums and guitars getting louder as you … Continue reading →

Joe, Honey and Rose Lowndes

A UO professor has a passion for political science and dogs, too

Culture 3 years ago

“She’s very sweet, maybe a little neurotic,” UO professor Joe Lowndes says. “Very focused.” He’s referring to his dog, Honey, who is a nine-and-a-half year … Continue reading →

Quaran-Queens 

How the pandemic is affecting Eugene’s drag community and LGBTQIA gathering spots

Culture 3 years ago

Cornel Hardiman’s friend used to practice doing hair on him. She wanted more knowledge of Black hair care — anything from relaxers to braided extensions. … Continue reading →

EPD and PPE: Masks optional?

Since July 15, law enforcement in Eugene has been required to wear protective masks

News 3 years ago

The long hot days of summer have been punctuated by protests and a surge in criticism of law enforcement and their tactics across the country. … Continue reading →

Supporting Black Artists in Eugene

A look into some of Eugene’s talented Black performers

Music 3 years ago

Eugene is not known for its racial diversity. In fact, the city has a long history of racism. Black people have been marginalized in Oregon … Continue reading →

For the Love of Fair 

The 51st annual Oregon Country Fair will take place in a virtual world

Culture 3 years ago

Since 1969, the Oregon Country Fair has historically taken place in Veneta, just 30 minutes outside of Eugene. It’s an Oregon staple, with people coming … Continue reading →

Yuck!

The new hip-hop album from yuckgod HD is yucky, grimy and grainy 

Music 3 years ago

Ian Michael Lindsay, the musician behind the rap project yuckgod HD, is talking via FaceTime about the group’s latest album, Symphonie Macabre, when he pauses … Continue reading →

Eugene Juneteenth

Juneteenth Celebration in Eugene on Saturday 

Culture 3 years ago

There have been Black Lives Matter-related protests nearly every day since May 31 in Eugene in response to years of police brutality and the recent … Continue reading →

Social Media As A Tool For Change

News 3 years ago

Social media has been a powerful tool for recent Black Lives Matters protests. People around the country are posting live streams, videos and photos of … Continue reading →

Virtually Shameless

Eugene’s No Shame Theatre remotely celebrates 11 years, broadcasting on Facebook Live 

Theater 3 years ago

Rule No. 1: All works must be original. No. 2: No breaking anything, including the law. No. 3: Go over five minutes and the lights … Continue reading →

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