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“It takes a village.” For Everyone Village, a 70-unit community in Eugene for people transitioning out of homelessness, that phrase couldn’t be more accurate. “Our … Continue reading
Let’s say you love peaches, and they’re most abundant in summer when they’re in season. But when the leaves begin to fall and the valley … Continue reading
With the devastation of the 2020 Holiday Farm Fire, Blue River has needed healing. But for Rowena Jackson, a Native Oregonian with Klamath and Molalla … Continue reading
Looking out an airplane window with the clouds beside you and the Earth far below, it can be both surreal and somehow, in our modern … Continue reading
Moving out is a pivotal time in life, where tools like resilience and self-sufficiency come into play. In addition to those metaphorical tools, you can … Continue reading
Sitara T. Slugshine (aka Joanie M. Starshine Kent) was flabbergasted. “I dropped my toast when I got the phone call,” says Slugshine, because it had … Continue reading
When Deborah Taylor turned 50 she felt she needed to do something. She had studied music at the University of Oregon, lived in Europe for … Continue reading
A Chinese dance troupe coming to Eugene’s Hult Center for the Performing Arts this weekend is the subject of controversy due to its links to … Continue reading
When Carolyn Peacock-Biggs hopped on Zoom for an interview, she radiated joy, so it was hard to imagine given the news she had received. Twenty … Continue reading
Many Eugeneans probably haven’t heard about the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, described by University of Oregon piano professor Alexandre Dossin as the “Olympics of … Continue reading