Cricket Munching Game Makers
Local game developers built six games in three days
The image of gamers hanging out with pizza is a pretty standard one, but you usually don’t see crickets as the pizza topping. At the … 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.
Author: Kelly Kenoyer
Bisexual Invisibility
Liking both can render you silent
So what’s it like to be bisexual? Henry Osborne, 22, says it can be confusing. “It’s weird to be attracted to both, and people don’t … Continue reading
Poke Restaurant
A young restaurateur creates a hip dining experience in downtown Eugene
There’s a trendy new lunch spot for those who live and work downtown, and the creator behind it is just 24 years old. Poke Stop … Continue reading
Pot Petition
Creswell’s One Gro seeks to repeal the town’s pot ban and create a local monopoly
In a small café just off I-5 that proprietors hope to convert into a weed dispensary, a marijuana company’s leaders met with a few citizens … Continue reading
Need a Dog?
Consider taking in a hard-to-adopt dog like Tank
When you’re looking to adopt a dog, you’re probably thinking of a sweet, quiet dog that comes right up to the cage and gives you … Continue reading
Land Swap
A meeting of minds on the future of downtown Eugene
A meeting at the Eugene Weekly office on July 12 brought together city and county politicians and bureaucrats to discuss the future of downtown Eugene. … Continue reading
Fair Time Again
OCF is back
It’s that time of year again: the smell of fresh cut grass in the breeze, children flying kites and playing in the park for summer … Continue reading
Socializing with Socialists
The Eugene chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America makes plans over drinks
Colton Evans of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) says it might be easier to define the organization by what it is against rather than … Continue reading
Feeling Hopless
Beer for those of us who hate bitterness
I had my first sip of beer around the age of 14. I curiously asked my dad for a taste of his IPA. He raised … Continue reading
Caught on Camera
Critics question effectiveness in preventing police misconduct
Eugene Police Department has implemented a mandatory, department-wide $750,000 body camera program for all on-duty officers, but critics wonder if the new program will prevent … Continue reading