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Meerah Powell is a multimedia journalist and alumna from the University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communication. She’s done visual, audio and written work with Eugene Weekly, Daily Emerald and other publications/organizations. She was a staff writer and web editor and the producer of EW’s What’s Happening podcast and is now breaking news for Oregon Public Broadcasting.
Pulitzer Prize-winning cultural critic, journalist, author and professor Margo Jefferson speaks at the University of Oregon 7:30 pm Wednesday, May 30. The Oregon Humanities Center … Continue reading
Do you daydream of coming into a large, unexpected sum of money? That’s what happened to The Register-Guard a few months ago, shortly before its … Continue reading
Both those who want to retain the history and integrity of Hayward Field’s East Grandstand and those excited for the planned new stadium agree that … Continue reading
Wine is now as Oregonian as trees, rain and hiking. It’s as much a part of our geographic identity as it is our cultural one. … Continue reading
Oregon conservation groups Cascadia Wildlands, Oregon Wild and Benton Forest Coalition have filed a lawsuit against the Umpqua National Forest Supervisor Alice Carlton, and the … Continue reading
The Portland building contractor that built Matthew Knight Arena has filed for a city permit to demolish Hayward Field. Hoffman Construction Company filed April 27 … Continue reading
The Eugene City Council voted against designating Hayward Field’s East Grandstand as a historic city landmark in its Wednesday, May 9, work session. The council … Continue reading
Some of the nation’s — and the world’s — best roller derby teams are cruising into town for the annual Big O tournament this weekend, … Continue reading
“I’m 71 and a half. I’ve never been hospitalized, never had surgery, never had to have any medical treatment. I follow a healthy lifestyle and … Continue reading
Over the years, instead of renovating structures, Eugene has exhibited a pattern of simply knocking them down and building anew — just take a look … Continue reading