POW! Pro Wrestling
POW! Pro Wrestling is back for its show “Altered Egos,” and for those who aren’t up to speed to the soap opera that is professional … Continue reading
Henry Houston
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Being Squidward Tentacles
Head to The SpongeBob Musical’s Eugene performances to see one of TV’s best cartoons come to life
The Simpsons are responsible for my worldview, more so than any school, church or afterschool group. And as I get older, I start to understand … Continue reading
E-Scooter Program Scoots Forward
Eugene City Council starts process for e-scooter pilot program and changes city code to allow e-scooters on shared use paths
Eugene is one scoot closer to having e-scooters. On Wednesday, Feb. 26, the Eugene City Council voted 6-2 at a work session to start the … Continue reading
Climate in Law
David Bookbinder, PIELC keynote speaker and panelist, talks climate legislation, climate change and Jordan Cove
Oregon House Republicans had just walked off the job at the Legislature when Eugene Weekly talked with David Bookbinder, chief counsel for the libertarian think … Continue reading
Ski Free
Downhill isn’t the best debut of Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell duo, but we hope it’s not the last collaboration
With a résumé like Old School, Talladega Nights, Step Brothers and Anchor Man, Will Ferrell owned comedy during the 2000s. And Julia Louis-Dreyfus is hot … Continue reading
Blessed Be Thy Data
Book by UO philosophy associate professor dives into how data historically changed people
Sentimental music plays as an elderly man recounts memories of his late wife, Loretta. “Remember, Loretta loved going to Alaska,” the man says. A beep … Continue reading
Methane Emissions from Fossil Fuel Nearly 40 Percent Underestimated
The good news is curbing methane emitting industries can make a huge difference, according to researchers
Maybe cutting down on man-caused methane emissions can make a difference. Studying air trapped inside ice cores drilled in Greenland, a research team that includes … Continue reading
‘American Hero’ Was Also Immigrant, New Citizens Hear at Naturalization Ceremony
After swearing in 29 citizens, retired federal magistrate says ousted Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman is a model for standing up for freedom
For 29 people, Valentine’s Day 2020 will be one of the sweetest days ever. Twenty-nine applicants from 17 countries became American citizens Feb. 14. Seven … Continue reading
Lane County Board of Commissioners Denounce White Nationalism
Passes unanimously but Commissioner Jay Bozievich had some thoughts to share
On Tuesday, Feb. 12, Lane County Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to approve a resolution denouncing white nationalism. Lane County and Oregon have a history … Continue reading
Prophets of Profit
Montez Ford, half of WWE’s Street Profits tag team, talks influences and wrestling on TV
The last time Montez Ford was in Oregon for WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), it was for an Oct. 17 wrestling show in Portland. One half … Continue reading