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More than 50 percent of Oregon college grads are in debt, and Oregon is ranked 22nd in the country for its amount of average student … Continue reading
Friday, Aug. 3 Movies in the Park Despite being in a heatwave, the nights can be tolerable. So go ahead and spend an evening in … Continue reading
The media’s been full of breathless reports about cougars lately. Cougar shot and killed in Springfield; woman telepathically communicates with a cougar in her living room; … Continue reading
I may be a rapid soccer fan, but I’m also an environmental and indigenous peoples’ rights advocate, so I couldn’t resist the temptation of visiting … Continue reading
What’s an election without some drama? Jeanne Atkins, chair of the Democratic Party of Oregon (DPO) and former Oregon secretary of state, announced today that … Continue reading
Although the Juliana v. U.S. case — also known as Youth v. Gov. — doesn’t start its trial until late October, both plaintiffs and defendants … Continue reading
Maybe they should call it “Baked” County. Baker County’s marijuana retail sales from 2017 brought in more than $16 million. Considering their population, that means, … Continue reading
Although both the elected and appointed auditor measures were rejected by Eugene residents in the May election, discussion for another potential measure was brewing at … Continue reading
One of just three teams to earn all nine possible points in the group stage, and the only team to do so without conceding a … Continue reading
Inside the Wayne Morse Family Farm house, you can find the name of then-future senator Ron Wyden on a phone message for Sen. Wayne Morse. … Continue reading