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Sarah-Mae McCullough

Author: Sarah-Mae McCullough

Pride Marches On

After Eugene’s biggest Pride in 2019 and no festival in 2020, Pride in the Park is back with some differences from previous years 

Culture 9 months ago

Bill Sullivan attended his first Eugene Pride festival around 2000. At the time, it featured a small stage, one or two food trucks and about … Continue reading →

Full Fledged Fair

Lane County Fair is back, featuring numerous concerts, carnival rides and exhibits

News 10 months ago

When Oregon lifted COVID-19 restrictions on June 30, Rachel Bivens — and other staff behind the Lane County Fair — were overjoyed. They had planned … Continue reading →

Awareness, Not Fear

Oregon lifted most COVID-19 restrictions, but Lane County suggests practicing respiratory hygiene 

News 10 months ago

Oregon lifted nearly all COVID-19 restrictions on June 30, and on July 2, reached Gov. Kate Brown’s goal of a 70 percent vaccination rate among … Continue reading →

Elevating Black Food

Yardy Eugene celebrates Caribbean food, addresses unequal value held to foods of different cultures

Chow 11 months ago
Chef Isaiah Martinez plates the skillet-fried chicken plate with salad, biscuits and pepper sauce.

The stereotype that Black people love fried chicken developed deep in U.S. history, says chef and Yardy Eugene owner Isaiah Martinez. It started after emancipation … Continue reading →

After the Fires

Environmentalists are concerned about salvage logging and tree removal projects on public and private lands across Oregon spurred by 2020’s Labor Day fires

BlogNews 12 months ago

About a month after losing her house in the Holiday Farm Fire, Patricia Hathaway woke up at 4:30 am. She dragged her husband out of … Continue reading →

Back on the Rails

Rep. Peter DeFazio negotiated for funds to return Amtrak routes to pre-pandemic schedules and is now fighting for a larger transportation bill

News 12 months ago

A train engine hums in the background, behind Eugene’s Amtrak station, as Rep. Peter DeFazio and Amtrak President Stephen Gardner announce at a May 24 press … Continue reading →

‘Protecting Mother Earth’

Earth Day webinar will highlight justice, ecology and environmental law from a Native perspective.

BlogNews 1 year ago

The 1,200 mile-long, underground Dakota Access Pipeline skirts the northern edge of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, carrying crude oil beneath the Missouri River with … Continue reading →

Sarah-Mae McCullough

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