Eugene Weekly

Calling the smart and courageous Doyle Canning “Dull” Canning (“Carpetbaggering Dilettantes Abound,” 5/12 ) was a low punch even for a former politician and state … Continue reading →

According to Education Week’s 2022 School Shooting Tracker, the school shooting at Robb Elementary is the 27th school shooting in the U.S. this year.  By … Continue reading →

Happy 40th birthday year to Eugene Weekly! (“Vol. 1, No. 1,” 5/19). Weekly papers are America’s heart: local stories, celebrations and concerns, along with a … Continue reading →

As a new Eugene resident, I am impressed with the bike paths, greenspace and interest in creating a sustainable community. I believe this progress could … Continue reading →

Humans propagating, migrating and populating the planet unsustainably is what created HB 2001. Anyone awake knows the housing market is collapsing as prices rise, whether … Continue reading →

I attended the pro-abortion rally at EMU on May 14. Many others were also there. Clearly, many Oregonians support the right to kill unborn humans. … Continue reading →

In my 40-plus years living in southeast Eugene, one thing is obvious: The NIMBYs and the southeast Eugene  neighborhood association are the vocal minority. Is … Continue reading →

On the afternoon of Saturday, May 21, personal business caused me to drive through the corner of 19th and Alder in Eugene. On that corner … Continue reading →

We don’t want to see the deep injustice at the heart of the accelerating climate crisis. Those of us in the global north, who are … Continue reading →

The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, with its clear warning that time is running out if we hope to stave off the worst … Continue reading →