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Rain or shine, some people experiencing homelessness are standing at intersections with signs asking for money, work or food. Some signs even joke that the … Continue reading
Late on the morning of Friday, Jan. 11, it was announced there had been a police shooting at Cascade Middle School, but that no students … Continue reading
Oregon’s political season officially got underway Monday, Jan. 14, with the inauguration of Gov. Kate Brown, who is serving her first-yet-last full term as Oregon’s … Continue reading
The bombshell landed on Jan. 26. The Register-Guard announced that the locally owned newspaper had been purchased by GateHouse Media, a company that would take … Continue reading
Eugene Ballet Company recently stepped up to rescue a small northern California ballet company’s annual production of The Nutcracker, which was canceled after last year’s … Continue reading
Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood has a lot of stories to tell — and folklorist Emily West is in the process of compiling them for the community … Continue reading
“When I was a kid, my mom started a youth choir at our church,” says Karly Loveling, who grew up in suburban Garland, Texas. “She … Continue reading
A relationship between a college town and a university is a lot like a marriage, says Michael Schill. The relationship can’t be one-sided and must … Continue reading
One of Eugene Weekly’s strengths has always been you, our readers. The community sees EW as its own paper, and in fact we are — as … Continue reading
Lane County Board of Commissioners finished off 2018 by approving a forestland rezoning to allow a gravel mine. The rezoning will lead to developing a … Continue reading