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Rachael said “no” repeatedly to the man who came into her Oregon apartment and attacked her on the night of July 6, 2014. She cried, … Continue reading
Melissa’s Law was enacted in Oregon to ensure the transparency of tracking and testing rape kits. But when Eugene Weekly requested the mandated reporting numbers … Continue reading
When twins Joshua and Benjamin Phelps were four years old and living in Pittsburgh, their dad Randy Phelps taught them to build a circuit with … Continue reading
General Lee is no bigger than a burrito. The couple-week-old pit mix — named for the flame red Dodge Charger in the ’80s TV series … Continue reading
John Downer In honor of Black History Month, we bring you the story of a recently “rediscovered” black pioneer of Lane County. About three months … Continue reading
Marijuana is a crutch on which many were hoping to lean for the next four years. That alone explains why our bronzed chief executive might … Continue reading
From Nazi swastikas on Old Nick’s Pub to fliers proclaiming “Diversity is white genocide” on cars, Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood was plastered with hate in the … Continue reading
“Nonviolent direct action”: This bit of political jargon might sound like some kind of anarchist crap, but it’s probably what you’ve been doing since the … Continue reading
With a spate of hateful graffiti in the Whiteaker and anti-immigrant rhetoric on the national level, Lane County’s timing in establishing its Equity and Access … Continue reading
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality recently sent a warning letter to Dirk & Colleen Brainerd in Springfield for operating the wastewater treatment system without … Continue reading