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Jane Brinkley was Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) of Lane County’s youngest crisis line respondent at just 18 years old. “She provided hundreds of hours … Continue reading
By Bailey Meyers and Ashlin Sanderson No one ever thought it would be easy for Lane County to build a $150 million facility to dramatically … Continue reading
An elaborate climbing gym is being planned for the long-vacant former The Register-Guard printing press building on Chad Drive in Eugene. The gym would include … Continue reading
Upcoming Rallies, Marches and Protests • Hands Off! Peaceful protest against the rise of fascism in our country, noon-3 pm, Saturday April 19, 8th and … Continue reading
• CAHOOTS Town Hall, 6:30 pm, Thursday, April 10, Prince Lucien Campbell Hall, Room 180, University of Oregon. Learn about research on CAHOOTS’s positive impacts … Continue reading
Born in La Grande, Oregon in 1950, John W. Olsen grew up in Portland and Florence until his family moved to Eugene in 1961. “I … Continue reading
By Christian Wihtol As an exec at a private-equity giant, Bill Cornog spent decades learning to avoid bad business propositions. Yet when the University of … Continue reading
Dam operations are significantly impairing the survival of threatened fish species in the Willamette River Valley, according to a study by the National Marine Fisheries … Continue reading
The April 5 “Hands Off!” protests in Eugene and across the country reflect growing concerns over the current state of the government and how the … Continue reading
The federal Department of Veterans Affairs plans to build a sizable behavioral health clinic in Eugene for Lane County area vets. But the agency apparently … Continue reading