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The Eugene Public Library and its branch libraries are a stockpile of resources for the Eugene community. The buildings are designated cooling and heating shelters … Continue reading
By Bentley Freeman, Alexis Weisend and Evan Weston In 2021, Oregon lawmakers passed a new law directing cities to stop the arbitrary way they treated … Continue reading
Aligning in the integrity of amplifying the stories of those who have been most impacted, the following are transcripts of statements from Oregon’s second Day … Continue reading
The wait is almost over: Lane United FC’s new women’s soccer team is set to play its home opener May 19 at Civic Park. The … Continue reading
“Love invites us home, love says we belong, unconditionally. Love does not demand our perfection, because none of us have that — love sees the … Continue reading
On Tuesday, April 18, Spencer Butte Middle School students walked out of school to protest the way harassment is reported and responded to on their … Continue reading
All it takes is one disaster for Eugene to lose its primary source of water. Just one fire, one earthquake or one oil spill on … Continue reading
The website for Oregon West RV, a dealership next to I-5 in Creswell, features a slogan posted on revolving national park-themed backgrounds: “Our happy family, … Continue reading
To many consumers, cannabis is about that feeling of getting high, where you can forget about the struggles of daily life for a while. But … Continue reading
A member of the Eugene Human Rights Commission pressed a city spokesman Tuesday night on why Eugene has abandoned its long-standing policy of giving unhoused campers … Continue reading