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Lily Reese

Author: Lily Reese

The Little Bus That Could 

What started as a vintage clothing shop on wheels has grown into a business built around personal styling, secondhand clothes and the stories they carry 

Culture 3 hours ago

On the racks at Steezy Bus, the past is always in style.  The blue 1992 short school bus draws a crowd wherever it goes. Racks … Continue reading →

Where Art Meets the Vine

Local couple is building a sculpture garden alongside their Eugene vineyard, showing work by prominent local and national artists

Arts 1 week ago

It was two years ago and more than 5,500 miles from his home in Eugene, and Stephen McKeon found himself at the global art exhibition … Continue reading →

Making Room 

Three friends separated by generations find a way to grow older together 

Culture 2 weeks ago

On a quarter acre of land in Eugene’s Santa Clara neighborhood live three friends. Between them are decades of stories — of loss, health care, … Continue reading →

Herencia Hispana and Springfield’s The Block Party Return

Two free celebrations  bring live music, local food, dancing and family activities to Historic Downtown Springfield

Whats-Happening 2 weeks ago

Springfield is throwing not one, but two parties Saturday, Sept. 12. Across 12 city blocks, Springfield’s The Block Party will bring a mechanical bull, a … Continue reading →

First Friday ArtWalk Gets a Fiesta

Lane Arts Council and Eugene Cultural Services host the 12th Annual Fiesta Cultural 

Whats-Happening 3 weeks ago

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 →

More Than Skin Deep

Through hyperrealistic medical tattooing, a cancer survivor helps patients reclaim their bodies after illness, injury and trauma

News 4 weeks ago

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 →

Another Lane County Newspaper Announces Plans to Close

After five years of covering Oakridge and surrounding communities, the rural nonprofit 'Highway 58 Herald' says financial challenges have made it difficult to continue

EW-ExtraNews 1 month ago

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 Has Been Studying You 

OSU research examines how pets learn our habits, recognize our cues and build bonds with us

Culture 1 month ago

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 →

Skål Yeah!

Junction City’s Scandinavian Festival raises a toast to Nordic culture with four days of food, music and tradition

Whats-Happening 1 month ago

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 Closes After 117 Years

The Springfield-area newspaper cited mounting debt, declining subscriptions and advertising revenue as it closed after more than a century of covering the community

EW-ExtraNews 1 month ago

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 →

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