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Stephenie Meyer’s vampires in her Twilight series were sparkly cool kids who beguiled the town of Forks, Washington, with their elusiveness, mystery and beauty. In … Continue reading
Not many universities have a cemetery on campus, and neither does the University of Oregon, technically. But Pioneer Cemetery, while not on the UO campus, … Continue reading
Want to celebrate Halloween like they did back in the day? Like, way back — the Victorian Era, to be exact. Well, this Halloween, or … Continue reading
1. Morgan Hawk, Orb Weaver Healing Arts, 201 Blair Blvd., 828-620-6097, OrbWeaverHealing.com. 2. Lily Brunner, Tigerlily Massage, 740 Main St., Springfield, Massagebook.com/therapists/tigerlilymassagellc. 3. Five Bodies … Continue reading
1. Sweet Cheeks Winery, 27007 Briggs Hill Rd., 541-349-9463, SweetCheeksWinery.com. 2. Sarver Winery, 25600 Mayola Lane, 541-935-2979, SarverWinery.com. 3. King Estate Winery, 80854 Territorial Hwy., … Continue reading
1. Camilla Mortensen, editor, Eugene Weekly, EugeneWeekly.com. 2. Brian Bull, reporter, KLCC & Buffalo’s Fire, Klcc.org, BuffalosFire.com. 3. Tiffany Lewis, KVAL, CBS Channel 13, Kval.com. … Continue reading
The Vaux’s swifts are headed to Central America and Venezuela; the Hammond’s flycatchers have already left for Mexico; and the warbling vireo will soon, too, … Continue reading
Described as the “7-Eleven version of a hardware store” by owner Lucy White, who runs the store with her husband Terry White, Eugene True Value … Continue reading
On Kindra Roy’s desk in her classroom at Cottage Grove High School, there’s a sign: “Everything is figureoutable.” Even though “figureoutable” isn’t technically a word, … Continue reading
“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