Eugene Weekly

While traversing the trail in Tamolitch Falls in Oregon, I stare in awe at the diverse wildlife around me. While exploring these great spaces, I … Continue reading →

Not long ago the Proud Boys moved on Portland with messaging from the president condemning those that would fight for minorities rather than against them. While … Continue reading →

Chris Wig’s letter (EW, 8/8) attacking Councilors Emily Semple and Betty Taylor reflects more accurately on Wig than on either councilor. Wig is a loyal … Continue reading →

If we value honesty, there is no room for Chris Wig’s false narrative about Emily Semple and Betty Taylor. Of all the councilors that one … Continue reading →

I use one or two of the numerous crosswalks along River Road that are all marked with yellow caution lights and a vocal message: “Warning: … Continue reading →

The article about gun violence survivor Hannah Baggs (“Mass Shootings Never Die,” 8/15) put her experience in context with some data: “Two hundred fifty active shooter … Continue reading →

Last week I wrote a letter to the school board to express my displeasure with the reinstatement of Jim Torrey. I received back a form … Continue reading →

My niece and her husband were in a car accident that took Guy’s life and left Anna severely injured. Returning from the coast, another car … Continue reading →

The Greenway Guardians guest viewpoint (EW, 7/25) and subsequent conversations on the Weekly’s letters page highlight the valid concerns many in the community have when … Continue reading →

I appreciate Eugene Weekly reporter Colin Houck’s efforts to keep us informed about right-wing activity in the region (8/8 and 8/15). I was a legal observer for … Continue reading →