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Lily Reese

Author: Lily Reese

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 2 months 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 →

Skål Yeah!

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

Whats-Happening 2 months 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 →

Your Pet Has Been Studying You 

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

Culture 2 months 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 →

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 2 months 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 →

Dig Into Dinosaurs, Geology and Ice Age Fossils

Museum of Natural and Cultural History’s Family Fun in the Sun events continue into August

News 3 months ago

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 →

What’s in a Nickname?

‘Beccofino’ means picky eater. Maurizio Bianchi’s nickname also represents his handmade pasta and a business

Chow 3 months ago

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 →

More Than Breakfast

Only Yolking built a community one messy sandwich at a time

Chow 3 months ago

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 →

Fair Warning: Come Hungry 

A first-time fairgoer searches for the cookies, dream boats and food-booth legends that keep Oregon Country Fair fed

Chow 3 months ago

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 →

Cottage Grove to Host First Ever Community Pride Picnic

South Lane County Pride organizers invite residents to gather for a free afternoon of music, drag performances, and community activities celebrating LGBTQ+ inclusion

Whats-Happening 4 months ago

 South Lane County Oregon Pride and other local community members have designed an event in Cottage Grove to celebrate inclusion, love and joy at this … Continue reading →

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