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Creswell offers more than meets the eye just down the highway

Creswell tends to make headlines in Eugene when something goes wrong, but the recent tale of an escaped emu caught the attention of its local … Continue reading
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Creswell tends to make headlines in Eugene when something goes wrong, but the recent tale of an escaped emu caught the attention of its local … Continue reading
I am a 37-year-old heterosexual woman in a monogamous relationship with a het cis male. Let’s call him “Rick.” We’ve been together for five years … Continue reading
Thirty years after its first performance, rehearsals were strong and bags were almost packed for a tour of Northern California in March 2020 when the … Continue reading
A 219-acre parcel of land once owned by Camp Fire Wilani west of Eugene in Veneta is now open for small music festivals and other related … Continue reading
I’m a straight guy, married to a straight woman for 15 years. Several years back, I opened up to my wife about my fantasies of … Continue reading
Like most people, legendary punk rock figure Henry Rollins spent the past few years at home, listening to Dr. Anthony Fauci’s recommendations. “I believe in … Continue reading
Straight guy here in a one-sided open relationship. My wife and I opened our relationship just for her and to females only, so she could … Continue reading
It’s one of those rare sunny spring Oregon days as I’m cruising downtown Eugene on an e-bike from Electric Avenue Sports. The sun is shining … Continue reading
On the corner of West Oregon Avenue and North Front Street in Creswell sits a small family-run restaurant specializing in homestyle Thai food. With a … Continue reading
Scott Pisani, owner and chef of Creswell restaurant Pazzo, is familiar with kitchens. And he should be. He’s been in one since he was around … Continue reading
Seth Clark, who did marketing and research for a commercial real estate in Portland, and his wife Melissa Clark, a former licensed massage therapist, were … Continue reading
If you need to spruce up your home or garden with art this spring, Maude Kerns Art Center has you covered this Mother’s Day with … Continue reading
It’s time to travel the globe with documentarians to discover history and connect it to the present. The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival returns for … Continue reading
What scares one of our most popular mythmakers and weavers of fear? Speaking in front of an audience. At least that was the case when … Continue reading