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Taylor Perse is a staff writer for Eugene Weekly covering investigations, news and features. She holds a degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Oregon. Follower her on twitter @taylor_perse
On June 30, most COVID-19 statewide restrictions were lifted, sending local restaurants into unknown territory: navigating a post-pandemic world with the virus still lurking. Some … Continue reading
When Jennie MacMillan first arrived in Cottage Grove four years ago, she says she knew immediately it would be home. She loved the small community, … Continue reading
It’s against the law in Creswell to ride your horse down Old Town Road, or more precisely, the town’s main drag, Oregon Avenue. The 50-year-old … Continue reading
On paper, this year’s Fourth of July parade planned for Creswell looks like a normal event put on by community members. It is advertised as … Continue reading
This weekend, Lane County is preparing for a heatwave that will bring potentially record breaking temperatures. The Eugene-Springfield area may reach temperatures as high as … Continue reading
In May, Alek Skarlatos announced his plans to run for Congress again in 2022. But in between his political races — a failed challenge to Rep. … Continue reading
In the coming months, the Eugene School District 4J Board of Directors will make one of the most important decisions impacting the entire district: Hiring … Continue reading
When the Holiday Farm Fire ravaged the land along the McKenzie River last Labor Day weekend, it left many residents displaced, their homes destroyed. Nine … Continue reading
Davie Scott Hanes, known to many as Scotty, loved the Dallas Cowboys, pizza and his German shepherd, Holly. Those who knew him describe him as … Continue reading
Lane County’s warm summers and access to lakes are the perfect combination for trying out new modes of aquatic recreation. Whether you want to try … Continue reading