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The video starts with flashing sirens, accompanied by a Eugene police officer dramatically looking away from the camera as high piano notes play. Two officers … Continue reading
In late October, Dontee Prevost and a friend went out to the bars in downtown Eugene, as they have on a number of evenings. They … Continue reading
In checking out the bars for this week’s Swizzle issue we did some hanging out in downtown Springfield. Tavern on Main, Public House, Planktown, Monkey’s … Continue reading
On a warm, sunny August morning in 2021, U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh, Congressman Peter DeFazio and Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries Commissioner … Continue reading
More than 700 people and dozens of educators, dressed in red as an expression of solidarity, attended the Thursday, Feb. 17 Eugene School District 4J … Continue reading
Masks in schools have been a contentious subject, often leading to school board meeting disruptions and harassment. On Feb. 28, Oregon state leaders lifted mask … Continue reading
More than two years after a homeless woman was run over and killed by a garbage truck as she slept in a parking lot near … Continue reading
“We are just starting up with classes,” says organic farmer Nathan Tilley, who manages the Parker Learning Gardens on Rivers Turn Farm north of Coburg, … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly has launched a new nonprofit foundation to boost community journalism in the southern Willamette Valley. The nonprofit Twin Rivers Institute for Press Sustainability … Continue reading
In August 2008, Linda Wall returned from a brief trip out of town to find her husband dead in their home in Gresham, Oregon. Wall … Continue reading