Eugene Weekly

While the races for congress and governor dominate the election conversation, there is another crucial race on your ballot in the May primary — Oregon … Continue reading →

Economies of our modern world are dependent on the energy from fossil fuels. Most of us have become familiar with the many dangers that burning … Continue reading →

Thank you for the lovely obituary you shared with us (“Art Johnson, 1928-2022,” 3/17). When I was struggling to start my own practice, Art Johnson … Continue reading →

I would like to express my support for Democrat 4th district congressional candidate Andrew Kalloch. But let me digress for a moment. I wonder how … Continue reading →

I’m new to Oregon, having moved here two years ago. I was driving on Hwy 126 recently and noticed a large patch of forest had … Continue reading →

Thank you for the recent special issue honoring 10 women who have made a difference in our communities (“10 Who Made a Difference,” 3/17). I … Continue reading →

I enjoyed Bob Keefer’s amusing and sensible gardening tips (“Back to Basics,” 3/24). And don’t forget to add flowers! You can put calendula at the … Continue reading →

To the thieves who stole my car: I doubt that you read a community newspaper, but I wanted you to know the effect of your … Continue reading →

The Eugene City Council is now in the process of considering substantial changes to the planning codes in R-1 single family housing throughout Eugene. According … Continue reading →

A recent study from The Gas Index shows at least 5.5 percent of the natural gas supplied by NW Natural to the city of Portland … Continue reading →