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For the past 300,000 years, give or take, humans have been kicking around on Earth. For the past 23 years, Eugene has had an annual … Continue reading
A last-minute flood of money from wood-products and other big-business interests has given Jacob Pelroy the distinction of running by far the most expensive campaign … Continue reading
In 1991, the world was introduced to a little ragtag group of 12-year-old boys who lived and breathed baseball. They met up every day at … Continue reading
Since 2023, Guy Lee Elementary’s Parent Teacher Organization has brought celebration, culture and community in one room. The nonprofit PTO hosted its fourth annual Asian … Continue reading
We’ve got three dads, we’ve got strong female friendships and we’ve got the unbreakable — yet forever complicated — mother-daughter relationship. Oh yeah, we’ve also … Continue reading
A small protest outside the downtown Eugene Federal Building was met with heavy federal and local police presence on April 29 as a new heavy-duty … Continue reading
April Fools? What were you folks smoking when you decided to make election endorsements? Seems you lost your way. Mike Clark? Really? Michele Postal Coburg … Continue reading
After a member from the South University Neighborhood Association knocked on Esther Celis’ door, informing her the property next to her was for sale, Celis … Continue reading
On May 6, Eugene multimedia artist Cassie Taylor live-paints Wisconsin folk singer-songwriter Willy Porter at Tsunami Books. Taylor, a full-time artist, renders live music performances … Continue reading
Tell us about yourself: why are you running for the judge’s seat? Amit Kapoor: I love my job. I love doing my job. I love … Continue reading