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Here’s a brief guide to some local and state resources to help folks out in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. Are we missing something? … Continue reading
Oregonians are now required to stay home as much as possible after Gov. Kate Brown announced an executive stay-at-home order with strict social distancing parameters … Continue reading
While store shelves remain barren of cleaning supplies, Heritage Distilling Co. is taking matters into its own hands by producing 15,000 gallons of hand sanitizer … Continue reading
Cameron Smith left a job at the Department of Consumer and Business Services to run for Oregon secretary of state. He’s not running any more, … Continue reading
In a March 19 letter addressed to the Lane County Board of County Commissioners and Chair Heather Buch, the nonprofit Springfield-Eugene Tenant Association (SETA) ask … Continue reading
OK, here’s some uplifting news in the coronavirus pandemic world. While CBT Nuggets’ staff at both Bend and Eugene offices are working remotely, the company … Continue reading
Despite the federal government urgently grappling with how to contain the coronavirus pandemic, apparently it’s not slowing down in certain sectors — like fossil fuel … Continue reading
A new sports consignment store wants to make sports gear environmentally friendly by recycling gear — and make sports gear more affordable. Eugene Gear Traders, owned and … Continue reading
At Sessions Music Hall, about 300 people are bouncing to punk rock, some swirling in a mosh pit, as Toronto-based punk band PUP shreds through … Continue reading
“Kids do better with their families,” says Jeff Todahl, an associate professor in the Couples and Family Therapy Program in the University of Oregon’s College … Continue reading