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About 10 people were at the intersection of 24th Avenue and Hilyard Street on Saturday, Jan. 26. Holding up signs calling for an end to … Continue reading
To be a prostitute is to walk cold wet streets in a dangerous night dependent on the hunger of strangers vulnerable to their hatred fists, … Continue reading
• On the Friday before our country’s biggest spectator sporting event, the Feb. 3 Super Bowl, Bev Smith and Bobby Green made the case to … Continue reading
President Donald Trump spent his birthday doing what he loves: Getting applause. However, his speech wasn’t met with complete enjoyment — it put First Lady … Continue reading
Fighting against the alarm clock in the morning before work is a tough enough battle for many. But for local mixed martial artist (MMA) and … Continue reading
By Taylor Perse and Morgan Theophil Two years ago the city of Eugene, with much fanfare, announced it would do more to help the homeless … Continue reading
It took nearly a year for Wayfair to decide to move to Springfield. And it took a coalition of the willing to make the pitch: … Continue reading
• After Prof. Mae Ngai gave her lecture, “Nation of Immigrants: Short History of an Idea” on the University of Oregon campus Jan. 16, she … Continue reading
When asked how it feels to have published an illustrated memoir about you and your family’s experience as refugees in the U.S., Thi Bui apologizes. … Continue reading
• Seneca Jones Timber Company, 541-689-1011, plans to hire Oregon Forest Management Services to spray herbicides and other chemicals on 17.1 acres near Fire Road … Continue reading