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Wars and bloodshed have been with us always — that is something that Sharon Tabor, a volunteer with the Palmo Center for Peace and Education, … Continue reading
The muffled sound of early 2000s hip hop pulses through the room, mingling with the shallow breathing of three women lifting and twirling their bodies … Continue reading
When Imani Wolery was younger, friends would occasionally ask her to point out her father in the audience at volleyball games and school drama performances, … Continue reading
Payton Pritchard, former Oregon Duck basketball standout now playing for the Boston Celtics, was featured in a long piece in The New York Times on … Continue reading
Wolf of Wall Street, a film by Martin Scorsese, tells the story of a stockbroker who strikes it rich by defrauding wealthy investors out of … Continue reading
When Sarah Medary started working for the city of Eugene in 1996 as a parks maintenance worker, one of her tasks was to tend to … Continue reading
A lonesome bagged rotisserie chicken sits under a heat lamp in the north Eugene Fred Meyer. Sen. Ron Wyden, who had traveled from a Memorial Day … Continue reading
By Lynne Terry The mass shootings in a Texas school and a New York state supermarket this month that killed 31 people, including 19 children, … Continue reading
Like it or not, climate change is leaving its mark. Polar ice caps are melting, and sea levels are rising. Earth is on a trajectory … Continue reading
One of Eugene’s leading land use attorneys is being accused of forging documents that snuck under the radar of Oregon law for over a decade. … Continue reading