That One High Sensation
THC ABCs for the newbie
To many consumers, cannabis is about that feeling of getting high, where you can forget about the struggles of daily life for a while. But … Continue reading
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Utilities fight in court over the right to provide service to a Springfield neighborhood
A two-decade-long legal battle between two Springfield utility providers over who services a 200-home residential neighborhood may be drawing to a close. In January, a … Continue reading
Symphony Head Resigns
Scott Freck is leaving Eugene Symphony amid financial woes
In a surprise move, the long-time administrative leader of the Eugene Symphony is resigning from his job effective June 9. Scott Freck is in his … Continue reading
Humpin’ Garbage, Learning Life’s Lessons
Paul Neville reads from his coming-of-age first novel at Tsunami Books
He established himself in Eugene through the decades as a reporter and associate editor at The Register-Guard as well as director of public relations and … Continue reading
Understanding How To Help End Hunger
FOOD For Lane County is seeking input with a public survey
A lingering issue before the pandemic, food insecurity continues to have a grip in Lane County, and FOOD For Lane County, a nonprofit that partners … Continue reading
It’s First Friday!
Here are a few picks for your Friday night ArtWalk viewing
Downtown Eugene is full of art tonight as First Friday ArtWalk has galleries open and showing their wares from 5:30 to 8 pm Friday, April … Continue reading
EW is Hiring a Reporter
EUGENE WEEKLY SEEKS A NEWS REPORTER/STAFF WRITER
Eugene Weekly is looking for a full-time news reporter/staff writer to join our small, fierce and fun office. EW’s news section covers key Lane County … Continue reading
To Beak or Not to Beak
With meat and vegan options, Chicken Crossing in the Whit wants to create a fast food revolution
Chicken Crossing owner and chef Seth Carter wants to reinvent fast food. Instead of participating in an industry that pollutes the planet and makes its … Continue reading
Phone Lines on the Line
COVID-era funding for the Veterans Affairs homeless disposable smartphone initiative ends
Sara Lopez was in the U.S. Navy until 2005. Last summer, she was laid off from her preschool teaching job and was struggling. Unemployment wasn’t … Continue reading
To Spend or Not to Spend
LCC Board of Education candidates have disparate strategies for confronting LCC budget constraints
Lane Community College Board of Education elections are coming up, and two candidates are running for Position 6, an at-large seat currently held by Board … Continue reading