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The U.S. health care system can be complicated and frustrating to wade through. Insurance and expensive medical bills aside, finding a physician who understands and … Continue reading
The signature skull and crossbones flag of the Whit flies at half staff outside of the old Whiteaker Firehouse, which has served as an arts … Continue reading
We hear that improved public transportation options are being looked at for the loop from downtown past Civic Park. We also hear that this is … Continue reading
NAMI Lane County, the local chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, has opened its new base of operations in downtown Springfield, offering weekly … Continue reading
“I’ve been involved in amateur radio since age 13,” says Paul Thompson, who grew up in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, then earned BS and MS degrees … Continue reading
Anyone present during the Black Unity-led protest in Springfield’s Thurston Hills neighborhood on July 29, 2020, will likely remember it forever. The protest focused on … Continue reading
Nothing screams “Eugene” like the colorful, quirky, creatively costumed people known as the SLUG queens. And that’s just how they want it. The Society for … Continue reading
Bret Matsutaro was a curious, creative man. A listener, a musician, a learner and a friend. As a homeless man himself, he was an advocate … Continue reading
Residents in Ward 7 may be voting in two more elections before the year is over: the November general and a possible special election in … Continue reading
The town of Adak, located on Alaska’s Aleutian Islands, is in trouble. The former military town is facing an economic collapse. But its rescue could … Continue reading