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Trump’s U.S. Department of Agriculture secretary, Brooke L. Rollins, announced August 18 that the USDA Forest Service is moving forward with a plan to rescind … Continue reading
The Eugene Saturday Market Stage was oozing with anticipation August 15, with a crowd of nearly 150 gathered to see who the Society for the … Continue reading
A lawsuit filed in Massachusetts is going to determine the future of fair housing grant funding nationwide, a program created by the Fair Housing Act … Continue reading
Charley Snellings, a beloved Eugene-based blues musician, passed away Nov. 12, 2025. A tribute concert will be held on August 19, featuring Paul Biondi, Robert … Continue reading
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The Chronicle, the oldest independently owned weekly newspaper covering Springfield and surrounding communities for more than a century, is closing, its owners confirmed Tuesday, August … Continue reading
I’m excited to share news that’s been years in the making. After more than three decades of thoughtful stewardship by the families of Art and … Continue reading
Remember that satire issue in 2024 when we pretended to rebrand as the EUG and everyone got mad? We do. Well, Eugene itself is embracing the EUG … Continue reading
As of July 29, the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation and the University of Oregon’s bargaining team are still mostly in a stalemate. The groups met … Continue reading
Years of unchecked logging from the 1800s to the early 1960s led to the near extinction of many keystone species, such as the northern spotted … Continue reading