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EW-Extra: Page 13

Unusual coin toss determines outcome of 7-7 tie in Oregon House primary

The winner, Democrat Doyle Canning, can’t accept the nomination because she lost her primary race

EW-Extra 11 months ago

By Julia Shumway On Thursday morning, one Oregon primary election came down to an anticlimactic and ultimately meaningless coin flip.  Republicans didn’t field a candidate in … Continue reading →

The 2024 U.S. Track & Field Olympic Team Trials

EW-Extra 11 months ago

The 2024 U.S. Track & Field Olympic Team Trials run through June 30 at Hayward Field. 

Wear Orange

Gun violence awareness events take place this weekend around the country

EW-Extra 11 months ago

June is National Gun Violence Awareness month, and every year, Wear Orange events throughout the country to honor the lives taken by gun violence and … Continue reading →

Giant Steps

BendreTheGiant adds neo-soul flavor to Eugene’s music scene

EW-ExtraMusic 11 months ago

Bendre’s speaking voice is strikingly similar to his singing voice — too conversational to reach Isaac Hayes’ levels of sensuality, but a soulful, luxe baritone … Continue reading →

Students Shut Down UO President Karl Scholz’s Investiture 

University of Oregon students protest Scholz’s investiture forcing the university to move the ceremony online

EW-Extra 12 months ago

On Thursday afternoon May 30, around 50 University of Oregon students protesting the university’s investment ties to Israel shut down the UO’s president Karl Scholz’s … Continue reading →

Guilty, Guilty, Guillty

Former president Donald Trump convicted on all 34 counts of falsifying business records

EW-Extra 12 months ago

Donald Trump is now the first former American president to be convicted on felony charges.   A New York jury found Trump guilty on all 34 … Continue reading →

Measure 110 Three Years Later

The Behavioral Health Resource Network (BHRN) Bash Showcases How Measure 110 has Impacted Lane County’s Behavioral Health Services

EW-Extra 12 months ago

Behavioral health organizations in Lane County say they are expanding their services and helping more people despite the changes in Measure 110, the state’s embattled … Continue reading →

Acrobatics on Horseback

Meet the sport that combines gymnastics with horseback riding

EW-Extra 12 months ago

A vaulter runs alongside a cantering horse. She wears a full body leotard, red lipstick, black eyeliner and her hair in a bun. Grabbing a … Continue reading →

Building a Better Eugene

Mayoral candidate and architect, Kaarin Knudson looks to another city’s success as a basis for solving Eugene’s biggest concern

EW-Extra 12 months ago

Eugene’s next mayor will be tasked with addressing the community’s top concerns for the city: homelessness, housing and public safety, according to a 2022 survey … Continue reading →

Red v. Blue

Two candidates, Deputy DA Chris Parosa and Oakridge Cop James Cleavenger to duke it out May 21 for Lane County District Attorney

EW-Extra 12 months ago

The bells of election night begin to toll as the race for the district attorney pits an experienced DA’s office insider against an Oakridge police … Continue reading →

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