Presents for Preppers
Gifts for the beloved camper or doomsdayer in your life
If you have a friend who lives in the woods or in a bunker for much of the year, you know how difficult it can … Continue reading
Kelly Kenoyer
Kelly Kenoyer was web editor and reporter for Eugene Weekly. She wrote about education, human rights, police and the city of Eugene.
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Big Funds for Homeless Teens
Local tech company CBT Nuggets gives back
St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County (SVDP) has received a $2 million donation to build a home for homeless teen boys — the … Continue reading
Paint the Town Green
Seneca acused of greenwashing after joining GreenLane board
The leadership of a local sustainable business network changed this month in a dramatic meeting that some now-former members are calling a coup. GreenLane Sustainable … Continue reading
No Neglect
New Oregon legislation aims to protect elderly from abuse
A new law in Oregon takes great steps for protecting the elderly from abuse and mismanagement in the state’s 530-some licensed care facilities. House Bill … Continue reading
You’re Fired!
Sign the petition, call your Congressional reps
We’re taking a stand. It’s time to impeach Donald Trump. There are a myriad of reasons to do so: the looming threat of nuclear war … Continue reading
In Defense of Forests
Protesters block road in Willamette National Forest
Suspended high in the canopy over the Willamette National Forest on a platform, an activist sits, putting his life on the line. The rope holding … Continue reading
Antifascism
Fascists and antifascists compete in the streets and in the media
Beneath the surface of liberal Eugene, there’s a war brewing. And both sides are recruiting. The two sides say they consider it a war for the very soul of this nation. Continue reading
Wild, Wild Movement
Mowgli is the perfect ballet for the inexperienced viewer
If you’re like me, your experience with ballet is limited to The Nutcracker. As such, I associate ballet with incredible athletics, surreal costumes and incomprehensible … Continue reading
The Freshman Survival Guide
Tips from a newly graduated college senior
You finally made it. You’re done with your parents, done with high school, and now bursting onto the college campus, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, acting aloof … Continue reading
Campaigning in Creswell
Race on pot ballot measure is heating up
More than 80 people stood at the intersection of Oregon Avenue and the I-5 exit in Creswell on Monday, Oct. 2, calling on drivers to … Continue reading