Eugene Weekly

I met Kate Brown when she and I served in the Legislature together. As governor, she’s been a leader on transportation, housing, health care and … Continue reading →

Knute Buehler has a record that shows that he has voted against women, public schools and affordable health care in Oregon. In his ads it … Continue reading →

The ballot measure 20-296, also known as “Fix Springfield’s Roads,” proposes a five-year bond to finance badly needed road improvements for heavily travelled streets. Anyone … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I really enjoy exercising my First Amendment rights — particularly when it comes to putting people in their place. … Continue reading →

Our leaders are incompetent and self-absorbed. Business lacks scruple, and exploitation is the rule of the day. Civil liberties are sacrificed for illusive security. The … Continue reading →

Given Donald Trump’s history of loud and proud endorsement of abusive and assaultive behavior toward women, we shouldn’t be surprised by his choice of Brett … Continue reading →

There has been a serious miscarriage of culinary justice, a foodie folly recklessly perpetrated by none other than the once-respected Eugene Weekly. For how could … Continue reading →

Measure 105, which would undo Oregon’s sanctuary law, is not simply a response to legitimate immigration concerns, but is part of a multi-pronged effort to … Continue reading →

Oregon’s sanctuary law has worked very well for decades. It forbids state agencies, including law enforcement, from using state resources or personnel to detect or apprehend … Continue reading →

The Valve Turners (“Ultimate Necessity,” Oct 4), along with Winona LaDuke and Bill McKibben, are extremely naïve to place all the blame for climate change … Continue reading →