Eugene Weekly

How dumb can we get? AI will make sure we find out. Not only does this technology threaten the artistic world with an easy style … Continue reading →

\What a joy it was to attend the NAACP’s march in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King; we had excellent turnout of the African American … Continue reading →

I’m glad the city will lower itself to reusing an older building for City Hall. There is no other location at this point, since they … Continue reading →

Hard to believe! We might have a real Eugene City Hall! The EWEB building is beautiful, the riverside park is beautiful and it speaks for … Continue reading →

I love Henry Houston’s writing; he’s a master crafter of journalism. There is one tiny thing in his Peter DeFazio piece that is now becoming … Continue reading →

In his Twilight Zone books Rod Serling, who took part in the liberation of Corregidor, in the Philippine Islands, wrote the story “He’s Alive.” It … Continue reading →

I read with interest the letter from Robin Bloomgarden (“No More Glitzy Tourist Traps,” Letters 1/12) about increasing the number of floors allowed on 5th … Continue reading →

I was delighted and dismayed to read Bob Keefer’s news article “Yesterday’s Art” (Jan. 5) about the unknown fate of EWEB’s “Power,” “Heat” and “Light” … Continue reading →

If you missed the first regular Lane County Board of Commissioners meeting of 2023, you may want to watch the initial 15 minutes of male … Continue reading →

Paradoxically, research shows that widening highways does not actually reduce congestion, but instead creates “induced demand” and even more traffic. This means more pollution, more … Continue reading →