Eugene Weekly

The letter (Letters, 4/16)  from architect John Reynolds was interesting. Those who have been around here for a while might remember the corrugated steel “doghouse” … Continue reading →

In response to Greg Vaughn’s letter (Letters 4/16) judging bicyclists and runners as being spaced out because they cannot read the minds of walkers who … Continue reading →

The director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 25 percent of people infected with the coronavirus have no symptoms. When … Continue reading →

Our locally-programmed KRVM  91.9 FM radio station, funded by community members, local businesses and federal CPB grants and housed by Eugene School District 4J, provides … Continue reading →

Perhaps many Eugene residents noticed on April 7-9 how quickly our blue skies became a hazy smoggy brown and asked themselves why, especially after the … Continue reading →

I am old and increasingly forgetful, so I appreciate EW’s reminder of the importance of masturbation in these isolating times. But I’m surprised no one … Continue reading →

Let’s appreciate things we have! If just a couple months ago someone would’ve told us that the whole world is going to be stuck at … Continue reading →

We are not wealthy, but we are retired with a reasonable income. My wife and I have decided what we will do with our stimulus … Continue reading →

KEEP IT SEMPLE Ward 1 constituents cannot improve upon Emily Semple’s representation on Eugene City Council.  Semple has been strong in addressing downtown business concerns, … Continue reading →

Mother Earth, she ain’t so dumb. First, she sends us to our rooms to think about what we’ve done, then she gets busy and starts … Continue reading →