One Family’s Dream
From Jalisco to Eugene
1960 Cocina, pronounced “koh-see-nah,” is a new Mexican restaurant serving up authentic dishes on the corner of 18th and Willamette Street. “We stayed with … Continue reading
Jessica Douglas
Author: Jessica Douglas
New Life at Mount Pisgah
Learning from from fire and Indigenous fire management practices
Plant life is thriving at Mount Pisgah Arboretum and Howard Buford Recreation Area after a wildfire engulfed almost 50 acres of the county park in … Continue reading
Giving Back
We asked local donors: How do you decide to give?
As the season for giving approaches, days may be filled with last-minute purchases, present wrapping into the wee hours of the night, and making sure … Continue reading
Gifts From My Ancestors
Native artist Lillian Pitt has her first solo show in Eugene
Old friends and collectors embrace her in warm welcomes, sharing admiration for her art now decorating the walls of White Lotus Gallery. For the first … Continue reading
Best Category We Should Have Included and Who Should Win
We asked and you gave your answers and your votes
Best Group Activity Board and Brush 303 S. 5th Street, Ste. 153, Springfield. BoardandBrush.com/SpringfieldOR. “This is not your Mama’s DIY,” according to Kelly Warren, the … Continue reading
EPA Supports Neighborhood Facing Toxic Air
After five years the EPA has resolved a civil rights complaint case in West Eugene
West Eugene residents exposed to high levels of toxic chemicals and air pollutants that affect their health will now have a more effective means of … Continue reading
CBD for your Tippy-Toes
A different experience from your regular pedi
“It brought her so much relief, why wouldn’t I do it?” says Jamie Decker of a client who experienced a CBD pedicure for the first … Continue reading
Native Artists Snub Governor’s Art Show
Two artists are protesting the Jordan Cove LNG project and pipeline
Ka’ila Farrell-Smith, an artist, activist and member of the Klamath Tribe, was invited to showcase her work in Oregon’s Art in the Governor’s Office Program … Continue reading
Raids, Rumors and Your Rights
Know your rights and what you can do if ICE comes knocking
Fears of federal immigration raids and mass deportations have left the country on edge. First there were rumors locally and nationwide that Immigration and Customs … Continue reading
Pride Grows
This year’s Pride festival features first-ever march and street party
The Eugene-Springfield Pride in the Park Festival is Saturday, Aug. 10, at Alton Baker Park from 11 am to 6 pm. It’s projected to be … Continue reading