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When Shanaè Joyce-Stringer was a little girl growing up in south Florida she watched her grandparents, former restaurant owners, never turn away a hungry customer … Continue reading
Robyn Leslie Hatcher was musically gifted and honed her talents on more than five different instruments, traveling across the country to satisfy her free spirit. … Continue reading
We know folks read the Weekly. We have been printing 30,000 papers a week for years and readers snap them up (and anything you don’t … Continue reading
Dear Eugene Weekly Readers, Eugene Weekly is this town. We are who we are because we are the community’s paper, for better or for worse. … Continue reading
In 2020 residents of Blue River, a small unincorporated community along the McKenzie River, had to evacuate the area due to a wildfire. The Holiday … Continue reading
There is no honor in being homeless. There is no honor in being caricatured by society for being homeless, for the perception of not having … Continue reading
“I’ve always been the class clown,” Riley Derrick says. “The people I modeled were David Letterman and Bill Murray. I stayed up late in middle … Continue reading
In October, Eugene’s Hult Center for the Performing Arts leased AI-powered security scanners for $170,000 a year to “ensure a secure environment.” However, the Massachusetts … Continue reading
On Oct. 20 Olena Kravchenko was with a team of environmental scientists taking a soil sample to test it for chemicals in Kamianska Sich National … Continue reading
In years past, the Eugene Public Library has held multicultural events such as bilingual storytimes in conjunction with the city of Eugene and Lane Art … Continue reading