Eugene Weekly

The Eugene Association of Realtors® is made up of over 1,100 members. We hold ourselves to a high standard of professional integrity and do our … Continue reading →

Ummm, a 150 percent tax increase on tobacco? Enough already with government agencies relying on cigarette taxes as a go-to funding source. The proponents of … Continue reading →

This letter goes out to all the people who don’t wear masks. If we would have all worn masks this ordeal would have been over. … Continue reading →

Thank you so much for publishing Jerry Ritter’s exhortation (Letters, 10-8) to vote for Kim Thatcher in the Oregon Secretary of State race. It made … Continue reading →

On Oct. 13, voters received a campaign mailer from Joel Iboa. It referred to Eugene Weekly’s endorsement of his candidacy, given in May. It was … Continue reading →

I moved to the Eugene area in late 1982, a refugee from the urban-blight madness of Southern California. I quickly became enthralled with the natural … Continue reading →

Looking forward to using the new two-way bike lanes on 13th between downtown and the University of Oregon campus, we tried them today. They’re nice … Continue reading →

In the book 15:17 to Paris, to which Alek Skarlatos contributed, he candidly discussed his uneventful National Guard Afghanistan tour, comparing himself to a “mall … Continue reading →

As a former community newspaper editor, I know endorsements can influence voters who must choose between two strong candidates in a hotly contested local election. … Continue reading →

The heroism Alek Skarlatos, Spencer Stone and Anthony Sadler displayed in thwarting the terrorist attack on a European train five years ago is praiseworthy, and … Continue reading →