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Mirandah Davis-Powell

Author: Mirandah Davis-Powell

ICE Protest Safety Effort Leads to Theft Charges 

Two men arrested Jan. 30 were trying to prevent protesters from being hit by cars as tear gas forced people into streets

News 1 day ago

During the ICE protest outside the Eugene Federal Building on Jan. 30, two individuals were arrested and charged with second-degree theft in what one defendant … Continue reading →

Moving Through Grief

Community dance and art event supporting families affected by fentanyl loss 

Whats-Happening 1 day ago

Grief doesn’t always need to be processed sitting still. For many, grief is best handled through movement itself. On Feb. 15, Turning Tides Music, the … Continue reading →

Update: Former SeQuential Owner Buys Sam Bond’s Garage

New owner says he plans to reopen the Whiteaker bar in May or June

EW-Extra 1 week ago

Eugene’s beloved Sam Bond’s Garage isn’t going anywhere. Ian Hill, the Eugene businessman who bought the Whiteaker bar in December, plans to reopen in late … Continue reading →

Former SeQuential Owner Buys Sam Bond’s Garage

New owner hints he may reopen the Whiteaker bar this summer

EW-Extra 2 weeks ago

Eugene’s beloved Sam Bond’s Garage closed Dec. 1 after 30 years in the Whiteaker. Two and a half weeks later, the 107-year-old building sold. The … Continue reading →

Specialists on Palestine Discuss Gaza and Paths Forward

Jennifer Bing and Zoe Jannuzi of the American Friends Service Committee share firsthand knowledge and actionable steps for 2026

Whats-Happening 3 weeks ago

Amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza, narratives of peace and solutions-oriented work have been harder to find. That’s part of what motivated Paul Parker and … Continue reading →

Back to Work

Elizabeth Carroll won a major sexual harassment and discrimination case against Franz Bakery. Seven months later, she says, little has changed. 

News 3 months ago

In April, Elizabeth Carroll, 39, arrived at work at Franz Bakery in Springfield, dressed in her company whites with her gloves and hairnet at the … Continue reading →

MEND: A Theatrical Spell for Liberation

An all-queer, DIY ensemble casts a spell of resistance and collective healing

Theater 3 months ago

What does resistance look like when it’s woven with poetry, song and ritual? MEND, a neighborhood-grown theatrical spell, offers an answer. This anti-capitalist dramatic comedy … Continue reading →

Best Bagel place

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Eats 4 months ago

1. Lox, Stocks & Bagels, 368 E. 40th Ave., 541-692-2435, LoxStocksandBagels.com. 2. Bagel Sphere, 4089 W 11th Ave., 541-868-1072, BagelSphere.com. 3. Hideaway Bakery, 3377 E. … Continue reading →

Best Pizza

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Eats 4 months ago

1. Hey, Neighbor! Pizza House, 605 W. 19th Ave. & 1621 E. 19th Ave., 541-505-9302, H-n-p-h.com. 2. The Wheel Apizza Pub, 390 Lincoln St., #101, … Continue reading →

‘Free Food’ and Eugene’s Hippie Cuisine

Cookbook is part memoir, part recipe guide to the food culture that defines funky Eug 

Books 4 months ago

Andrew Barton remembers the cheddar bagel at Humble Bagel with unusual specificity. The now-defunct shop sat on the corner of the Sundance building on 24th … Continue reading →

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