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By Emma J Nelson and McKenzie Young-Roy There are few activities that transcend religion, politics and culture. Storytelling, which walks hand-in-hand with language, bridges those … Continue reading
The Neighborhood Anarchist Collective aims to discredit misinformation on anarchy through projects that support the community’s needs, in the belief that empowered communities collectively shape … Continue reading
A massive e-commerce distribution center is in the works for farmland next to the Eugene Airport. But the identity of the occupant isn’t being made … Continue reading
Oakridge Airport, 40 miles east of Eugene, is home to drones in a big way. Students in Lane Community College’s two-year drone program train there, … Continue reading
A piece of vacant downtown Eugene land — a scrap left over from city government’s nearly two decades of dithering over where to put City … Continue reading
On a mission to provide homeless teens shelter, food and education, nonprofit Scorpion Creek Ranch has been in development for the last two years, laying … Continue reading
When Greenhill Humane Society needed to find homes for a dozen feral cats and kittens that had been removed from a colony at the J.H. … Continue reading
As 2025 kicks off, rather than just be filled with trepidation, Eugene Weekly decided to bring back an annual tradition of filling our pages with … Continue reading
A wave of development is headed for Chad Drive off Coburg Road in northeast Eugene. Three entities — the Oregon State Police, Eugene-based Slocum Orthopedics … Continue reading
By Aedan Seaver One day last January, Austin Lewis was praying in his rural home outside of Creswell. Suddenly, he says, he felt a “nudge” … Continue reading
Born in Hollywood, California, Jane Dods is the daughter of a New Zealand sheep farmer who crossed the Pacific to visit his brother, an extra … Continue reading
A former Division I University of Oregon basketball player and Eugene native celebrated the third anniversary of success with her business, Bando’s Clothing & Goods, … Continue reading
How many newcomers need to come to our country intending to stay before we see them as future citizens rather than “immigrants?” Though they come … Continue reading
This holiday season brings scant cheer for Lane County residents trying to buy a home. Home prices are on a plateau — a frighteningly high … Continue reading