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Piñatas, lotería games of chance, face painting and photo booths are just the beginning of what’s in store for this month’s First Friday ArtWalk. Eugene’s … Continue reading
Michelle Varga handed her a mirror. Months earlier, breast cancer had taken both of Meridith Pyle’s breasts, her nipples and, she says, much of the … Continue reading
On August 22, the Highway 58 Herald announced its imminent closure, set for Sept. 15. The announcement comes after what George Custer, former editor and … Continue reading
Your pet may not know what a bad day is, but they know what one looks like. They know the sound of your footsteps when … Continue reading
If the Norwegian soccer team’s Viking Row during the World Cup wasn’t enough to satisfy your love of the Norse, Junction City is ready with … Continue reading
The Chronicle, the oldest independently owned weekly newspaper covering Springfield and surrounding communities for more than a century, is closing, its owners confirmed Tuesday, August … Continue reading
Where can you investigate Ice Age fossils, understand earthquakes and find out if dinosaurs lived in Oregon, other than at the Museum of Natural and … Continue reading
For years, they talked about opening a breakfast food truck. The couple spent weekends testing breakfast sandwiches in their kitchen, tossing around menu ideas and … Continue reading
Before he trained in Michelin-starred kitchens in Europe, before he hand-rolled pasta in Eugene, Maurizio Bianchi was the picky kid at the dinner table. His … Continue reading
When I think of fair food, I think of turkey legs, cotton candy and anything that can realistically be dropped in a deep fryer. Though … Continue reading