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By Madeline Braun It’s no secret that many members of our community are facing increasing threats to their rights and well-being. If you or your … Continue reading
By Michelle Ferguson I consider myself a relentless optimist. When the headlines report climate disasters and political setbacks, I choose hope. Not because I ignore … Continue reading
Wilkins Coffee and Unseelie Chocolates is a new downtown chocolate shop that officially opened its doors last November. As a part of the “goblin community,” … Continue reading
It’s a furious-paced and intricate mosh pit of overlapping fairy tales that can be dizzying to follow. Think of the characters from Cinderella, Jack and … Continue reading
A unique blend of music filled the room as the crowd danced and sang along tenderly the lyrics “Motel California, here I come…” Rapper and … Continue reading
On Jan. 29, the Black Music Action Coalition held a fundraiser for fire relief, Restore & Rebuild LA, with performances by Andra Day, Anthony Hamilton … Continue reading
Travel down memory lane as Marisa Frantz and company honor the unsung heroes of the 1960s and ’70s — The Wrecking Crew. Known as the … Continue reading
Commissioner Laurie Trieger says the current Lane County Board of County Commissioners is different than it was when she took her seat for the first … Continue reading
The Trump administration’s pause on federal grants could have put a halt on research and innovation efforts taking place at Oregon universities. On Jan. 27, … Continue reading
In the United States, drag originated from the Black community in the 1800s when William Dorsey Swann, the first self-proclaimed drag queen, hosted private balls … Continue reading