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Your Vote, Their Bench 

Who judges the judges? You do! Here’s what each candidate wants you to know.

News 1 month ago

On the rare occasion there’s a judges’ race in Oregon, it’s probably even more rare that Eugene Weekly would have an open case in the … Continue reading →

Activist Alert

Protests, activism and more around Lane County

News 1 month ago

“You can’t do it unless you organize.” — Samuel Gompers, founder of American Federation of Labor  • Check EugeneTogetherStrong.org for protest updates. If arrested at … Continue reading →

Vote ’Em If You Got ’Em

Get your ballots out, marked and ready for the May primary

News 1 month ago

As we interviewed candidate after candidate for our elections coverage and endorsements issue, R.E.M. played in our heads (or at least in heads of us … Continue reading →

Cash Cow or Co-op?

In the face of possible sale to corporate investors, the senior residents of the Lakewood Vista 55+ manufactured home community are trying to buy it as a co-op

News 1 month ago

On April 2, Geneva Miller, 85, received a letter from Commonwealth Real Estate, the property manager for Lakewood Vista, her 55+ mobile home community in … Continue reading →

Relic of Steelhead Brewery to be Sold

Former brewery’s west Eugene brew facility to be turned into an electrical contractor’s shop

News 1 month ago

Eugene’s local beer brewing scene was sparked by Cordy Jensen 35 years ago, when he opened the Steelhead Brewery in the Fifth Street Market district. … Continue reading →

Running for Honor and Change

Erick Munene Njue, who was killed in a traffic accident Jan. 25, was registered for the Eugene Half Marathon. His friends are running in his name.

News 1 month ago

On Jan. 25, 30-year-old University of Oregon Ph.D. student Erick Munene Njue was killed in a traffic accident near the intersection of 22nd Avenue and … Continue reading →

Activist Alert

Protests, activism and more around Lane County

News 1 month ago

“If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.” — Shirley Chisholm, first Black woman elected to Congress • Check … Continue reading →

A Grate Idea?

Phone company slaps steel security grills onto downtown Eugene building, a Springfield building to be repurposed

News 2 months ago

One of downtown Eugene’s least attractive buildings — the four-story red-brick cube at 10th Avenue and Oak Street — has been given a facelift that … Continue reading →

Cannabis Drinks of the Future

The growing sober-curious movement is contributing to the popularity of cannabis drinks 

News 2 months ago

Since becoming the third state to legalize adult-use cannabis in 2014, many local adults started practicing “Oregon sobriety.” Derived from “Cali sober,” the practice includes … Continue reading →

Students Covering Dangerous Protests

Journalists are being targeted across the country; student journalists in Eugene are learning how to be safe

News 2 months ago

Saj Sundaram suits up for political protests with his Doc Martens, black jeans, a black long sleeve shirt and a gas mask he bought on … Continue reading →

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