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EW-Extra: Page 64

Musical Funnyman Ian Whitcomb, a Shedd Regular for 22 years, Has Died

The British born musician rocked the ukulele before it was cool

ArtsBlogMusic 5 years ago

Ian Whitcomb, a longtime favorite performer and lecturer in Eugene at the The Shedd Institute’s Oregon Festival of American Music, died in Los Angeles Sunday, … Continue reading →

Bach Takes a Break

The 2020 Oregon Bach Festival has been postponed to 2021

ArtsBlogMusic 5 years ago

For the first time in half a century, Eugene will have a summer without the sounds of Bach. Bowing to the danger of the novel … Continue reading →

Libraries Are (Virtually) Here for You in COVID-19

Here's a round up of the library resources you can access while socially distant

BlogBooks 5 years ago

With schools operating virtually, resources may seem scarce but the libraries in our community are helping actively. Here is a list of services being offered … Continue reading →

Turmeric Bliss

Coconut Bliss's new Golden Banana Brownie Swirl for your healthy pandemic 4/20 munchies

BlogCulture 5 years ago

There are some themes running through the COVID-19 experience. Stress eating, trying to stay healthy, consuming more cannabis because one, this is Oregon and it’s … Continue reading →

Gov. Kate Brown Talks About Plan to Reopen

West Coast states ignore Trump and make their own plan

BlogNews 5 years ago

At his so-called ratings record-breaking busting press conference April 13, President Donald Trump claimed “total authority” over states. But on that same day, governors from … Continue reading →

Saving the Red Tree Voles

Logging and fire threatens the red tree voles, local enviros sue Trump administration to save them

BlogNews 5 years ago

Conservation groups plan to sue the Trump administration for its failure to protect the red tree vole population that resides on the north Oregon coast. … Continue reading →

Relive Pickathon’s Past Concerts

The music festival is making past shows free to stream while you're stuck at home

ArtsBlog 5 years ago

The sun is out, skies are clear and it’s getting warm. In other words, it’s starting to feel like festival season. But we’re all stuck … Continue reading →

Good Deeds

There are good things happening in Lane County amid the coronavirus

BlogNews 5 years ago
Illustration by Chelsea Lovejoy

During hard times in Lane County, people are coming together to help everyone, making our community stronger. Here is a list of services being offered. … Continue reading →

President Michael Schill Takes a Serious Note

University of Oregon president looks ahead to financial hardships

BlogNews 5 years ago

On Monday, March 30, when University of Oregon President Michael Schill spoke to the campus community in a town hall, he offered a virtual hug. … Continue reading →

2020 Special Session: Episode II

Gov. Kate Brown issues statement on whether Oregon could have a second special session in 2020

BlogNews 5 years ago

The last time the Legislature met seems like ages ago since it was pre-COVID-19. The 32-day legislative session in February and early March ended with … Continue reading →

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