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Savannah Brown

Author: Savannah Brown

‘Stereophonic’ to Rock the Hult

Actor Christopher Mowod talks about life imitating art in the top Tony-nominated show of all time, which performs at the Hult Center Oct. 17 through 19

EW-ExtraTheater 1 day ago

“We’re starting to feel like a real band in a recording studio, hearing ourselves back and coming up with ideas,” says Christopher Mowod, one of … Continue reading →

Eugene Scientist Says There’s Potential Life on Mars

Astrobiologist working remotely reports the Perseverance Mars rover has detected a potential biosignature

News 6 days ago

They’re not completely sure. They never are. But this time, they’re pretty sure. Or, at the very least, sure enough to alert the media. Scientists … Continue reading →

Dazed in the Eug

Best dispensaries for college students within 2 miles of the University of Oregon campus  

Cannabis 6 days ago

Duck football Coach Dan Lanning’s famous quote, “The grass is damn green in Eugene,” is applicable to the Big E in more ways than one. … Continue reading →

Musical Love at First Sight

Lazarus Pearl and Eve ’n The Bad Apples perform at Sam Bond’s Garage Oct. 10

Music 6 days ago

It often happens that when talented musicians meet organically out in the world, it is musical love at first sight. But sometimes, when you’ve just … Continue reading →

Aromatic Dramatic

Pocket O’ Posies Perfumerie celebrates its grand opening Oct. 4 

News 2 weeks ago

When Kimberly Pimentel first walked into the newly leased commercial space in downtown Eugene’s Miner Building, it was bare and white with ugly lights, a … Continue reading →

A Show for Rocketmen and Tiny Dancers

‘Electric Elton,’ a tribute to Elton John, performs at The Hult Center Oct. 3

Music 2 weeks ago

If “Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting,” then Friday night is an excellent time to “Crocodile Rock” with a tribute to one of the greatest performers … Continue reading →

‘What If It Had Been Life-Threatening?’

Sarah Reighley, who is Deaf, alleges she was turned away from urgent care because the doctor was uncomfortable treating her without a Video-Relay-Interpreter

News 3 weeks ago

On the morning of Sept. 10, Sarah Reighley, a woman who was born Deaf, arrived at BestMed Urgent Care on West 11th Avenue seeking medical … Continue reading →

The Life and Legacy of Jana Rygas: June 2, 1954 – May 27, 2025

Political strategist and organizer involved in the election of Eugene’s last three mayors passed away March 27 

NewsObituary 3 weeks ago

“In campaigns, there’s a lot of pressure to be perfect all the time,” former Eugene mayor Kitty Piercy says. But in her 2004 campaign, Piercy … Continue reading →

How a Pete Seeger Clone found the Blues

Local blues musician Walker T Ryan performs part 5 of his Houndstooth Public House Residency on Sept. 20.

Music 4 weeks ago

Walker T Ryan is a Eugene blues, folk and Americana music staple who is nearing the conclusion of his six-show residency at the Houndstooth Public … Continue reading →

Rollin’ Through Life

Folk hip-hop musician Rich Rollins’ album release show with Apex Predators is Sept. 20.

EW-ExtraMusic 4 weeks ago

Sometimes opposites attract, or at least that’s how indie folk and hip-hop musician Rich Rollins views these two very different genres. He’s been working on … Continue reading →

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