Eugene Weekly

The president of Better Eugene-Springfield Transportation and the CEO of the Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce are pushing MovingAhead plans to garner federal funds that … Continue reading →

The burning of fossil fuels has been contributing to a warmer climate and severe weather events, requiring them to be phased out. Concerns are growing … Continue reading →

The track and field World Athletics Championship is coming to Eugene. What would happen if Eugene said it did not want Russian athletes to compete … Continue reading →

As a proud member of the McKenzie River community, Heather Buch has been there for us more than any other elected leaders. Showing both compassion … Continue reading →

As a former landlord, I benefited from my tenant’s rent, which helped pay the mortgage and added to my savings and my retirement. I got … Continue reading →

I’m still waiting for surgeons to clear their backed up schedules. That’s fine. However, it more than just irks me when I still hear of … Continue reading →

Getting a vaccine and wearing a mask are such minor inconveniences, it’s hard to imagine how people will behave in the face of actual hardship. … Continue reading →

The city of Eugene is looking to electrify new buildings starting in 2023. One personal move we made in that direction was to purchase a … Continue reading →

Recent information from Cascadia Wildlands and Oregon Wild report that Oregon’s wolves are being illegally slaughtered at an alarming rate. On Feb. 15, Oregon State … Continue reading →

Given Jerry Ritter’s (EW Letters March 3) history of inaccurate, misleading biased information and commentary, I will side with Rep. Marty Wilde on the political … Continue reading →