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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 Oct. 21, the City of Eugene agreed to settle a federal civil rights case brought by the Civil Liberties Defense Center (CLDC) and Eugene … Continue reading
You need a ballot. That’s the only way to vote in the upcoming election. Lane County ballots were mailed on Oct. 14 through the US … Continue reading
“So how do we get to third base?” Eugene Weekly asks Sen. Jeff Merkley in an interview. The senator is using baseball as a metaphor … Continue reading
When her second grade daughter was accepted into Fossil Distance Learning Program, an Oregon-based online charter school, Amanda Kinsey felt relieved. After more than a … Continue reading
Alright Oregonians, lets talk about voting. Your vote-by-mail ballot hasn’t been mailed yet. In an unprecedented election year where people across the country are filling … Continue reading
The Oregon wildfires not only ravaged entire communities and forests, they also caused significant damage to agricultural crops this season — and cannabis farms are … Continue reading
It’s election season, and for the city of Eugene, only two candidates will face-off in a contested race on the November ballot — Emily Semple and … Continue reading
Michael Johns, General Services manager with Lane County who heads up the Animal Services division, says he called an evacuee to let him know that … Continue reading
The traditional experience of going to a library, which may include browsing for a book and finding a quiet place to read next to a … Continue reading
In getting a firsthand look at the Holiday Farm Fire damage, Congressman Peter DeFazio visited the town of Blue River on Sept. 17, while the … Continue reading