Eugene Weekly

Most of our fine community is aware of the double-murders at the Falcon Wood Village retirement community on May 7. This need for the community … Continue reading →

When speaking of affordable housing, neither Eugene nor developers ever mention wages. Focusing on new, multi-bedroom apartments, rents run between $2,000 to $2,500 per month. … Continue reading →

If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? Early Thursday morning the quiet … Continue reading →

The summer of 2020, an extremely hot, dry one, was precipitated by decades of drought caused by rising world temperatures. The result was massive, sobering … Continue reading →

Thank you, Tom Coffin for revealing the insightful and horrific information contained in your Viewpoint essays (“Remembering Maria,” 5/6, and “Truth is the Only Currency,” … Continue reading →

An open letter to all drivers who speed on Washington Street from 18th Avenue to 13th Avenue. This is a residential area, and as such … Continue reading →

I served with Steve Mital as an EWEB commissioner for four years and found his approach to be level headed and community minded. He doesn’t … Continue reading →

Dear Eugene: Let me see if I understand this. You hold an Abolish the Police rally while the city of Eugene is charging anyone whose … Continue reading →

Ten years ago I was homeless in Corvallis. Slowly I changed my life and am in stable housing and living a life I could not … Continue reading →

When you look at the east side of the Willamette River compared to the west side you see very different landscapes. The east side is … Continue reading →