Eugene Weekly

Is your urge to garden growing as food prices climb? Well, the city of Eugene has announced that the lottery for new gardeners in the … Continue reading →

We had lots of discussions over the holidays about whether Eugene has “pride of place,” and, if not, what to do about it. Do you … Continue reading →

Alluvium will distribute food and supplies for the unhoused and housing insecure 1 pm to 4 pm Christmas Day, Sunday, Dec. 25. “After the unhoused … Continue reading →

We wonder if most small cities the size of Eugene-Springfield have as many great bakeries and as much yummy local bread as we do? Probably … Continue reading →

For the past few years, local labor unions have been on an upswell — wrestling with employers both corporate and government to fight for better … Continue reading →

Nominations for our Give Guide are pouring in! We love how many nonprofits you love! Keep them coming. If there’s a nonprofit you’d like to … Continue reading →

This weekend brought the devastating news of the Nov. 19 mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs. The suspect faces charges of five counts … Continue reading →

Before we say anything about the loss of the opinion page and staff at The Register-Guard, please stop unsubscribing from the daily. We at Eugene … Continue reading →

In another blow to local journalism, The Register-Guard announced Nov. 2 that it will no longer publish opinion pieces. Having already slashed political endorsements and … Continue reading →