Eugene Weekly

And now ladies and gentlemen, presenting the leader of the free world, a real funny guy. Heeeeere’s Donnie! “So I said to my people, ‘Slow … Continue reading →

Rarely are we subjected to so much nonsense and unintended irony as was crammed into last week’s Eugene Weekly article “Bless the Hands that Teach … Continue reading →

The mainstream media hath solemnly declared that it is time to re-litigate the serious issue of racial inequality. If I am to take what Black … Continue reading →

OK, let’s rename Lane County. But let’s stretch and get a little bit more authentic. Let’s go Native. I can assure you, any one of … Continue reading →

Of a 242-case outbreak of COVID-19 near LaGrande in Union County, 236 were related to the Lighthouse Pentecostal Church. Well, that pastor and that congregation … Continue reading →

As a mixed teen, African American and white, in Eugene’s school systems for years, all I learned about was slavery and Cinco De Mayo and … Continue reading →

The Kalapuya can be our guides for appropriate stewardship of the Willamette River Valley’s natural resources. In the ’70s, the state established the Willamette Greenway … Continue reading →

The University of Oregon is a monument to racism like everything else we touch in our country. The university was birthed within our bloody history … Continue reading →

To one who has significant and diverse experience with construction, costs, affordability and trends, the current situation of homelessness isn’t surprising. In fact it’s just … Continue reading →

Across the country people are objecting to statues and place names that are tied to slavery and racial oppression. At the University of Oregon, the … Continue reading →