Eugene Weekly

Letters opposing Eugene’s implementation of House Bill 2001 usually contain three elements: claims it will result in demolition of older houses that are affordable, complaints … Continue reading →

Working hard and providing real results: That’s Springfield’s County Commissioner Joe Berney. From building affordable family and senior housing, to smart approaches to Lane County … Continue reading →

Note to all Eugene liberals — including, but not limited to alphabet soup activists, Critical Race Theory pushers, social engineering advocates, Biden voters, the mayor, … Continue reading →

How telling. Nary a mention of the horror visited upon millions of chickens packed into factory farms every day (“The Fight Against Factory Farms,” EW … Continue reading →

Eugene deserves a more suitable name. I have a few modest suggestions: • “Boulder,” after the truckloads of expensive boulders dumped around Eugene to punish … Continue reading →

While reading the article about Ku Stevens (“Dedicated Strides,” EW 4/21) I was so impressed by his story and mostly by his ability to see … Continue reading →

The recent article “The Fight Against Factory Farms” (EW 4/14) does a great job describing why expanding factory farms in Oregon would be catastrophic to … Continue reading →

I’d like Jim Belushi (“Cannabis Transplant,” EW 4/14) to be less comfortable wanting people to be more comfortable with cannabis. And the Weakly twice so. … Continue reading →

In Portland’s KGW News interview on March 8, Tobias Read stresses that climate change is very important to him as our future governor. But as … Continue reading →

Anti-abortion politicians have negative ripple effects on our society when they take away a person’s reproductive freedom. They expose their hypocrisy by forcing people to … Continue reading →