Sky’s the Limit
Your guide to non-stop flights from Eugene Airport
Looking out an airplane window with the clouds beside you and the Earth far below, it can be both surreal and somehow, in our modern … Continue reading
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‘An Epic Pour Fest’
The Eugene Tea Festival pours for its third straight year
Madeline Au, executive director and founder of the Eugene Tea Festival, originally started the event in 2023 with around 20 vendors, where she could buy … Continue reading
Lane County lawmakers seek to exempt CleanLane from Oregon’s land-use laws
A bill in the Legislature would give the county an end run after losing its zoning case over the facility.
Opponents of Lane County’s plans to build a $150 million facility to reduce wastes going into the Short Mountain landfill have argued the project is … Continue reading
Memorial Service
A look into a Ukrainian war funeral in Lviv, Ukraine.
Lviv, Ukraine, a city of 710,000 people, sees as few as three funerals per week, or as many as two a day, a resident says. … Continue reading
Greg Marshall to Speak on Disability, Queerness and Writing
The award-winning Texas-based author flies in to speak at the UO May 20
Author Greg Marshall reads from his book Leg, a memoir recounting his experience growing up as a gay man with cerebral palsy, at the University … Continue reading
The Return of Cuckoo’s Nest
The play, based on Ken Kesey’s novel and the movie, is at Oakridge’s Zero Clearance Theater May 16 through 18
Randle Patrick McMurphy is as charismatic and rebellious as ever, and Nurse Ratched is every bit the iron-fisted manipulative control freak with zero empathy that … Continue reading
Former Eugene Weekly Business Manager Charged in Newspaper’s Embezzlement
The arrest in Ohio follows a five-count felony indictment by a Lane County grand jury
A former Eugene Weekly business manager faces felony charges that she stole tens of thousands of dollars from the newspaper. Elisha Young, 37 at the … Continue reading
Sheep to Shawl
Learn the process of wool at the 40th annual Sheep to Shawl event in Salem
The Willamette Heritage Center’s 40th annual Sheep to Shawl festival is a wonderful chance to learn how wool gets from a sheep’s coat to a … Continue reading
Break Open the History
Writer Martha Geis is set to read from her new memoir Saturday, April 26, at Tsunami Books
Martha Gies, a Portland-based writer, teacher and activist, is set to read from her memoir in essays, Broken Open, on Saturday, April 26, at 2 … Continue reading
Love is Love (and Tattoos, Too)
Whiteaker Tattoo Collective hosts a Clothing Swap and Tattoo Flash Event to support LGBTQIA+
Whiteaker Tattoo Collective celebrates community, art and advocacy at its upcoming Fundraising Clothing Swap and Tattoo Flash Event. This is the first event the Whiteaker … Continue reading