Eugene Weekly

I’m no fan of Rep. Paul Holvey and I’m virtually certain the feeling is mutual. Holvey’s was the lone “No” vote in the Oregon House … Continue reading →

Since 2004 I have been proud to be represented by Paul Holvey. He has been a staunch advocate for working Oregonians and the environment. As … Continue reading →

With the election of new members and the resignation of  Laural O’Rourke, maybe the community will again have a functional school board. The students deserve … Continue reading →

Thank you, EW, for the nice story on the Art House; we hope it encourages folks to head back to the theater! After being displaced … Continue reading →

First the good news. Eugene’s long wait for a new City Hall may finally be over. The rag-tag assortment of satellite offices has found a … Continue reading →

In Eugene Weekly June 29, there was a full-page paid advertisement titled “Request to Stop Franklin Blvd Transformation.” To some readers, the top portion of … Continue reading →

Like Rachel Bitecofer (“A New Civic Stadium,” July 6), my family and I have enjoyed attending Eugene Emeralds baseball games over the years. However, I … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago a grandmother wrote in who was concerned about her grandson’s health (“What If It’s The Gas Stove?” Letters, June 8). … Continue reading →

NW “Natural” (methane, et al.) gas has a business dilemma of remaining a fossil fuel provider yet phasing off fossil fuels due to state mandates … Continue reading →

I am a street outreach worker in Eugene. I just read your article about the state law that Eugene has not been following (“City of … Continue reading →