Eugene Weekly

Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff recessed the presidential impeachment hearings with the comment, “We are better than that.” He was referring to … Continue reading →

I, along with so many other Eugene-Springfield citizens, attended the Impeachment Eve Rally at the Federal Courthouse. It felt good to be paying tribute to … Continue reading →

I have a special wish for 2020, for my first grandchild due in January, and for all children.  Of the many problems the world faces, … Continue reading →

It’s amazing to witness Democratic federal law makers nearly bending over backwards to praise and vote for Trump’s U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA) hours after impeaching … Continue reading →

The article about Les AuCoin was like a script from the Twilight Zone. Jimmy Carter recently said if he had one more helicopter he would … Continue reading →

Christmas Day: I am listening to a conversation with six family members, who all have children, about their experiences with our current health care system. … Continue reading →

I’m noticing an increasingly strident group of Airbnb and other short-term rental (STR) owners argue against new regulations. They are spinning the issue cleverly, but I … Continue reading →

We were disappointed that 350 Eugene missed being included in last week’s EW Give Guide.  We wanted to let our town know of our 2019 … Continue reading →

I knew Phil Barnhart’s editorial on electric vehicles would incite some rebukes from some readers. I assumed most would be die hard gasoholics, but not … Continue reading →

Ideally, it would be great for everyone to walk, bike and take mass transit everywhere. Reality is, society is car-focused, and many still need a … Continue reading →