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On a sunny Thursday afternoon following a rainy week, Mark Frohnmayer, Arcimoto’s president and founder, announced at a launch party that the first Evergreen “Fun … Continue reading
With election season fast approaching, local campaigns are gearing up ahead of the May 2020 primaries. Four Eugene City Council seats are up for election … Continue reading
Ka’ila Farrell-Smith, an artist, activist and member of the Klamath Tribe, was invited to showcase her work in Oregon’s Art in the Governor’s Office Program … Continue reading
Fio Dehart simply wanted people to know the pronouns she uses — she/her. She found that putting them on her nametag at Market of Choice … Continue reading
A recent comment made by Eugene City Councilor Emily Semple has a newly formed homeless rights watchdog organization demanding her resignation. Eugene/Springfield Alliance of Camping … Continue reading
Students from the Eugene/Springfield area led a strike through downtown Eugene as a part of the Global Climate Strike, a movement taking place in cities … Continue reading
Beating President Donald Trump in 2020 has been the focus of numerous presidential hopefuls seeking the Democratic Party nomination. Trump’s agenda is destroying the environment, … Continue reading
On a chilly October night last year, 59-year-old Douglas Saxe rampaged through his supported living apartment complex. He flooded floors, broke power meters and stole … Continue reading
For more than 11 years, Jon Ruiz has worked as Eugene’s city manager. As he looks at turning 61 in October, Ruiz says he’s stepping … Continue reading
The city of Eugene’s experiment with having the internet make municipal decisions will soon wrap up. The city asked community members to name three new … Continue reading