Rx: Fire
Igniting for the future
It’s like something out of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 — firefighters set trees ablaze and fan flames across the grassland. This is the cutting edge … 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
Cracking Down on Animal Abuse
Oregon senators pave the way for increased animal safety and welfare across the state
With three recently passed bills, Oregon is cracking down on animal abuse and neglect. The bills, two of which were carried by Eugene senators, touch … Continue reading
Difficulties with Disabilities
People with psychological disabilities feel discriminated against by Eugene dog ban
Robert Wilson has been homeless off and on for 25 years, with none but a small dog to keep him company and keep away the … Continue reading
Biketown, USA
Protected bikeways and a bikeshare program are in the works
If Eugene’s City Council passes the new transportation system plan (TSP), newer, safer bike paths could be built across the city. To add to Eugene’s … Continue reading
A System of Neglect
Long-term care facilities across Oregon abuse residents and fail to meet standards
She moved into River Grove Memory Care in Lane County in October of 2016, needing a little more rehabilitation and care before she could go … Continue reading
Come Together to Survive the Storm
How communities can survive disasters caused by climate change
The stereotype of a disaster prepper is that of a man alone in the woods, hoarding cans of baked beans and bullets to fend off … Continue reading
Transportation Plan Draws Crowds and Controversy
Planners worked to address all interests and concerns
An April 17 public hearing on a proposed 20-year transportation plan for Eugene drew a crowd of more than 50 citizens concerned about problems ranging … Continue reading
Confessions of a Millennial Hoarder
Parents should commit to providing trophies to their kids
I have exactly 1,476 trophies, and I adore every single one of them. I have participation awards from every sports team I’ve been on since … Continue reading
Douglas County to Shutter Public Libraries
Loss of timber money has led to a county financial crisis
In the coming months, all eleven of Douglas County’s public libraries will close due to severe county budget shortfalls brought on by the loss of … Continue reading
Cat Clyde
Upcoming Ontario-based artist Cat Clyde is coming through Eugene following the release of her single “The Meadow.” Despite being from our northern neighbor, her music … Continue reading