Slant: School Board Elections, Sex Ed, EPD Trucks on the Bike Path and More
The March 17 program on “The Innocence Project” at the City Club of Eugene should have dispelled forever any support for capital punishment among the … Continue reading
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Slant: Antisemitism, Cottage Grove Police, new UO President
The City Club of Eugene March 10 forum about the increase of antisemitism in Lane County and what to do about it attracted a full … Continue reading
Slant: State Bank of Oregon, recycled EWs, antisemitism and more
How about a state bank of Oregon? Jeff Golden, the fine state senator from southern Oregon, wants to create a task force to study and … Continue reading
Slant: Subscribing to Eugene Weekly, Thumbs up to Egan Volunteers, Black History and more
Did you know you can subscribe to Eugene Weekly and get our printed pages in your hot little hands each week? Just call the office … Continue reading
Slant: Empty Red Boxes, Dana’s Cheesecake, and City Club
Our printer in Klamath Falls delivers 30,000 copies of Eugene Weekly early every Thursday morning to our location on Lincoln Street. Then our circulation crew … Continue reading
Slant: Shine a Light on Local Business, Pickleball and Liquorgate
University of Oregon track is rightfully known for champion distance runners. But this spring we will be cheering for a Dutch shot putter. Senior transfer … Continue reading
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In November 2022, we ran a viewpoint by University of Oregon journalism professor Peter Laufer on his idea that Gannett should give The Register-Guard to … Continue reading
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The Eugene City Council voted Jan. 31 to go ahead with the purchase of the EWEB building on the riverfront. Is the council finally going … Continue reading
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The earnest but sometimes tone-deaf Shedd Institute for the Arts generated heated criticism over the weekend after Eugene vocalist Siri Vik revisited her 2013 tribute … Continue reading
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We were a bit surprised at an opinion column published in the Bend Bulletin and The Astorian addressing a possible news desert in Eugene with … Continue reading