Eugene Weekly

Since the elections are more than a month in our rearview, maybe Eugene Weekly can stop with the vacuous takes on the Peter DeFazio v. … Continue reading →

If Congress votes for another round of direct stimulus payments to Americans, and President Trump signs the bill into law and takes credit for it … Continue reading →

I applaud your endorsement of reading as opposed to binge-watching television, but there was one critical element missing from your otherwise excellent book review article … Continue reading →

Lane County Commissioner Pete Sorenson has stood out as an excellent progressive representative of his south Eugene district since 1997, winning election six times for … Continue reading →

Shame on all you politicians, pundits and talking heads trying to convince the child-like millions of voters that Trump really won the election. Sooner than … Continue reading →

What would you rather choose? Paying for groceries or paying your rent? Neither, right? Well, the reality is, most students right now have to make … Continue reading →

I’m pretty sure I could not sustain the degree of suffering that some members of my community undergo, especially on bitter cold nights. The unhoused … Continue reading →

Eugene has an identity crisis of seeming friendly and progressive, but it is an illusion, a vestige long gone. Criminalization of homelessness and malignant rudeness … Continue reading →

My name is Michael Fiore Jr. I have cerebral palsy and am confined to a wheelchair. I have a steady income. I came up here … Continue reading →